On this charming day of four to five hours-trip, you will be having the chance to delve into the treasures of the picturesque Artist's Village, Szentendre. Following a bus tour, wander at your will through this baroque settlement and its quaint narrow streets, where you will have the opportunity to do some shopping, or visit the Margit Kovács Ceramic Museum, or the Confectionery Museum (including coffee and cakes); you can also savour some delicious Lángos (fried Hungarian flat bread). Between April and October, you will be able to partake of a relaxing, scenic boat ride on the Danube to Budapest from Szentendre town.
Szentendre with its colourful houses, narrow alleys and two- dozen museums, is one of the most visited tourist centre along the Danube. This Mediterranean-like town is the home of Serbs who fled from the Turks and settled there in the 14th-17th centuries. Seven church towers rise high in the sky. Four of them belong to the Orthodox Church. Icons, works of gold and silversmiths and other treasures are found in the Serb Orthodox Church Museum. The 13th-14th century Roman Catholic Parish Church stands on the Castle Hill, a sundial on its wall tells the time. Szentendre is ideal place those who are looking for nostalgia, there are shops, restaurants, trade signs, the ancient buildings of the Main Square, and the house ornaments.