The baroque style Holy Trinity Statue in Gazdagrét has been guarding the crossing of Törökbálinti Street, Gazdagréti Street and Irhás Canal since 1761.

Until the 20th century Gazdagrét was a farming area and vineyard on the edge of District 11. As the legend says a Swabian grape farmer working in Irhás Canal was swept away with his horse and cart by the flood after a summer downpour. Then he got stuck by the plank bridge at Törökbálinti Street and survived. To express his gratitude he erected a votive statue there.

The baroque style statue is characterized by vividness, pathos and sophisticated decorative elements. Sides bear carved patterns while the front displays a text in German praising God.

The sculpturer is unknown. The statue already listed as a sacral monument was renovated by the German community of New Buda in 1997. Due to road constructions it was relocated by a few meters.