Hungary's primate church and largest ecclestical building in Hungary, with fascinating architecture, history and treasures, the famous renessaince Bakocz chapel, and the worlds largest altar picture..The panoramic terrace gives a breathtaking virw on the Danube and the surrounding landscape. Optionally for extra fee you can visit the treasury and the subchurch as well.

One of the largest medieval fortress of Hungary, once upon a time royal seat, its terrace offers breathtaking panorama of the Danube Bend. The castle saw assasination, royal meetings, royal weddings, birth and funeral of royals. Between their famous prisoners was Dracula for seven years in the 15th century. The upper castle was never taken by Turks. You can see also whwre the crown of Hungary was guarded, for 200 years, and how was it stolen from Visegrad,

The city has got one street from the 17-18th century, with beautiful baroque houses and with a nice fontain.

In the lower castle knights tournaments and falconry is held every Saturday and Wednesday, It is an optional program.for extra entry fee.

Szentendre is a small town, often mentioned as Budapest 's Soho or the pearl of the Danube Bend, Cobblestone streets, baroque merchant houses, tiny shops and galleries, designer shops makes the atmosphere cheerful, You can taste the best lángos of Hungary also here. Visit the Christmas Museum and shop as well!

This church on the top of the city stands on medieval base. Today the interieur is baroque with nice frescoes and ornamental decoration. Outside you can see a sundial from the 12th century. Not always open. From the tzerrace you see the city, and can go down through a real catwalk.

This unique museum and shop was founded by the Serbian Szamos family. The exhibition shows many interestings all made from marzipan inclujding lifesize figures, like Lady Di. In the workshop you can see how marcipan is formed and painted. In the shop you find a wide selection from pure Marzipan up to bonbons and figures, liqeurs.