Sentendre – A charming town that ranks among the country's most popular tourist destinations and is conveniently located close to Budapest. By the end of the 17th century, the Serbs, fleeing the Turkish invasion, settled on the right bank of the Danube.
Over time, they rebuilt the settlement, giving it a unique baroque Mediterranean style, and also erected six Orthodox churches, surpassing in number even the whole of Hungary .
In the 1920s, Szentendre attracted the attention of artists, becoming the artistic capital of Hungary.
Walking through its cozy streets, you will feel the unique atmosphere of this place. Afterwards, at the Hungarian National Wine Museum, you can enjoy a tasting of 5 types of wine, immersing yourself in the wine culture of the region.
You can complete your visit by purchasing souvenirs in various shops or visiting the Marzipan Museum (tickets are available upon request).
Languages of the tour
- Russian
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Условия отмены заказа:
При отмене туристом экскурсии менее чем за 3 дня – неустойка 100%
Дни проведения: пятница
• Время начала: 14:00
• Формат проведения экскурсии: транспортно -пешеходная
• Продолжительность: 4 часа
• Точка сбора: Большая Синагога, площадь перед входом (Budapest, 1074 , Dohány u. 2).
• Примечание: в стоимость транспортные услуги, услуги гида, дегустация
• Примечание: входные билеты НЕ входят в стоимость экскурсии!
• Для информации: билеты в Музей марципанов – 3 евро/чел
Attractions
The Danube is the second longest river in Europe, flowing through several countries including Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. The Danube River has significant historical, economic and cultural significance for the region. It is an important waterway and represents the beauty and grandeur of nature on its journey through various landscapes and cities.
Szentendre is an amazing historical town in Hungary, located on the right bank of the Danube River. It is known for its atmosphere, rich in history, narrow cobbled streets and unique architecture. Szentendre is often called the "city of artists" due to its many galleries, workshops and antique shops.