• Szentendre - Szentendre is a charming town known for its cobblestone streets, Baroque architecture, and vibrant art community. Over the centuries, it has been home to various cultures and became a significant refuge for Serbian immigrants in the 17th century, leaving a unique Orthodox legacy. Today, its museums, galleries, and the Danube River promenade attract visitors interested in culture and history.
• Visegrad Citadel - Visegrád Castle in Hungary is a dream destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers. Featuring a remarkable 13th-century citadel with breathtaking views of the Danube, this site offers a chance to delve into Hungary’s royal history and capture stunning photos of the Danube Bend. Visitors can also explore a wax figure exhibit depicting the famous 1335 meeting of three kings.

(Please note that from December 1 - December 23, and January 13 - February 28, the castle is open only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. From December 26 - January 12, the castle is open daily.)

• Esztergom Basilica / Cathedral - Dominating the skyline of Esztergom, Hungary, the Esztergom Basilica is a magnificent sight. As the largest church in the nation, it features a grand neoclassical design, a vast dome visible from kilometers away, and a rich historical background. Built on the site of earlier churches dating back to King Stephen I, it serves as the seat of the Catholic Church in Hungary, offering breathtaking views and a profound connection to Hungarian history. Adjacent to the basilica, Esztergom Castle was the royal residence and the political and religious hub of Hungary from the reign of Saint Stephen until the mid-13th century.
• Sturovo - From Esztergom, visitors can briefly cross into Slovakia for postcard-perfect views of the basilica and the city’s historic old town.
• Devil’s Mill Waterfall - Visegrad boasts a hidden treasure: the Pilis Biosphere Reserve, a national park within a national park. This picturesque area is known for its unique vegetation, winding creeks, cascading waterfalls, and tranquil lakes filled with trout. Visitors can savor freshly prepared trout, caught directly from these lakes, or game from the surrounding forests, at a cozy forest restaurant nestled among the trees (the restaurant is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but there are many other dining options nearby).
• Szamos Marzipan Exhibition and Workshop - For those interested, Szentendre’s Marzipan Museum highlights the artistry of this sweet craft, featuring life-size sculptures of Lady Diana, Michael Jackson, and many other figures from history, cartoons, and nature. Visitors can watch master confectioners as they craft sweets into edible art, making the visit both enjoyable and educational - and of course, delicious.

• Private transportation with pickup and drop-off at your Budapest accommodation or preferred location
• Guiding in English
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

• Admission fees
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• Admission fees
• Lunch

Experience an unforgettable day trip to the Danube Bend, one of Hungary’s most picturesque areas. This private tour, accommodating 1 to 7 people, is ideal for solo adventurers, couples, families, or small groups. It includes all the essential sights: Visegrád’s medieval castle with its breathtaking views, Esztergom’s majestic basilica, and the vibrant old town of Szentendre, along with unique natural and cultural attractions along the route.

In Esztergom, discover Hungary’s largest church, featuring an impressive Treasury, and cross into Slovakia for the best views of the basilica and old town.

After visiting Visegrád Castle, explore the Pilis Biosphere Reserve, where creeks, waterfalls, and trout lakes offer a serene environment. Enjoy local trout or game at a charming forest restaurant.

In Szentendre, stroll through cobbled streets lined with galleries and artisan shops, and visit the renowned Marzipan Museum, famous for its incredible life-size sweet creations. The itinerary offers flexibility with timing, stops, and meals—it’s your day, your pace.

• Visegrád Castle involves climbing some stairs (not a lot, takes a few minutes)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.