• Main Square (Fo tér) - This charming Serbian church is surrounded by the most stunning merchant houses, along with the Christmas Museum and Shop. From March to December, visitors can enjoy Hungary’s finest lángos or dine in the inviting local restaurants. It’s the best spot for photography in the city. At the center, a 300-year-old Baroque Cross and Calvary can be admired.
• Szentendrei Keresztelő Szent János Parish Church - This remarkable church, originally constructed in the 13th century, features exquisite baroque interiors and modern frescoes depicting old Szentendre. A 13th-century sundial can be found on the church’s corner.
• Szamos Marzipan Exhibition and Workshop - This venue offers a workshop, shop, and museum where visitors can observe marzipan being crafted into statues, flowers, and more. The museum showcases scenes, statues, and figures all made from marzipan. Guests can taste and purchase marzipan in the shop, and next door, a confectionery offers marzipan cake and other famous Hungarian cakes like Dobos and Esterházy.
• Szentendre Plague Cross - This is one of the oldest and most unique crosses, erected by Serbian Orthodox believers who survived the 16th-century plague.
• Szentendre - At the Szentendre Wine Museum, visitors can sample five varieties of Hungarian wines, accompanied by snacks, while learning about the country’s winemaking traditions.

• Wine tasting of 5 series
• Entry to the Kovacs Margit Ceramic Museum
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Certified guide
• Entry into Marzipan Museum

• Lunch

Why visit Szentendre? The essence of Budapest’s Soho is just about 40 minute drive from the busy city center. Szentendre - literally Saint Andrews - is a small town on the Danube’s bank. Best known for its Mediterranean vibes and Serbian history, Szentendre also offers Baroque architecture, memories from the Roman period, Hungarian folklore stores, and lots of art, both old and modern. Enjoy a break from big-city life, you can spend an adventure-filled half a day here! Walk on the cobblestone streets, enjoy street art and designer shop selection, have a good coffee in a cozy place, buy some unique souvenirs, taste lángos or traditional Hungarian cakes like Dobos and krémes, taste some Hungarian wines, visit the Christmas and Marzipanz Museum, learn the history of the settlement from a certified guide, and enjoy the view of the city and river Danube from the small hill atop the city.

• no alcohol under age 18

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