Hungary Pest Szentendre

A thriving artistic hub in the late 19C, this small town on the Danube containing churches, museums, and cafes.

Wander through these cobbled streets, laden with romantic charm and delightful sights, and enjoy the zest of local color.

A museum replicating 18C and 19C rural life and farming, fusing traditional architectural remnants from various Hungarian regions.

A two-floor confectioner museum with a wide display of marzipan figures, some life-sized, and a specialized sweets-shop.

The central square, lined with cafes, souvenir shops, and museums, is a great starting point for your exploration of the town.

An engaging museum that holds a great collection of Serbian religious curios, such as icons and ironwork.

The temple, said to be the smallest in the world, is the first Hungarian synagogue to be built in the post-WWII era.