Esztergom, Visegrád y Szentendre Day Trip from Budapest

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Explore three of the most charming towns on the banks of the Danube with this day trip from Budapest. Visit Esztergom, Hungary's ancient capital and home to its largest cathedral; Visegrád, famous for its panoramic views and medieval history; and Szentendre, known as the artists' village, with its cobblestone streets and Baroque houses.

This 9-hour tour includes transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, English or Spanish speaking guide, and a scenic boat ride on the Danube back to Budapest (available in summer). The meeting point is at Báthory utca 19, very close to the Parliament.

Ideal for lovers of Hungarian history, architecture and scenery.

Visit three gems of the Danube Bend in one day
Enjoy a boat trip from Szentendre to Budapest (in summer)
Explore the enchanting artists' village with an expert guide

Professional guide (Spanish/English)
Transport in air-conditioned vehicle
Boat trip between Szentendre and Budapest (from May to September, Thursdays to Sundays)
Lunch

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Embark on an unforgettable tour around the Danube Bend, one of the most picturesque regions of Hungary. This guided tour takes you to discover three historic towns with a wealth of culture, breathtaking scenery and traditional charm.

The first stop is Esztergom, cradle of Hungarian Christianity and former capital of the country. Here you will visit the Esztergom Basilica, the largest cathedral in Hungary, which also houses the tombs of important religious figures. From the other side of the river, already in Slovakia, you can enjoy a spectacular view of the temple.

Afterwards, you will head to Visegrád, known for its medieval citadel. From the top of the hill, you will have a breathtaking view of the Danube Valley, one of the most photographed natural landscapes in the country. You will have the option to have lunch in this enchanting setting (lunch not included).

The last stop will be in Szentendre, a small baroque town built on medieval ruins. Considered the "city of painters", it is famous for its narrow cobbled streets, colourful facades and bohemian atmosphere. After the guided tour, you will have some free time to visit its peculiar museums, such as the Margit Kovács Pottery Museum or the Marzipan Museum.

In the summer months (May to September, Thursdays to Sundays), the tour ends with a boat trip on the Danube back to Budapest, disembarking in the city centre. In winter or in case of low water levels, the return trip is by bus.