Esztergom
Esztergom is a beautiful ancient city located on the hills along the Danube River bend, facing Slovakia across the river. This small town was once very important in Hungarian history, serving as the capital and the center of Catholicism in Hungary. According to the tour guide, Saint Stephen led the entire nation to embrace Catholicism, gaining the support of Western countries and laying the foundation for Hungary's development. Saint Stephen was also the first king of the country. Esztergom exudes a comfortable charm and is definitely worth a visit.
Visegrád
Visegrád on the Danube River in Hungary is a small town that cleverly combines history and art. Although this town is less than 20 kilometers away from Budapest, it conveys a completely different atmosphere. Here, visitors can visit countless art galleries, artist studios, and memorial museums, as well as stroll through the old town filled with rural charm to experience the allure of local culture. The town is also known for its special exhibitions and musical events. This uniquely charming town is definitely worth spending a day to explore.
Szentendre (Shan Dandan)
Szentendre is a small town in Hungary full of artistic atmosphere and a famous tourist destination. The houses here are colorful, reminiscent of Mediterranean style. Walking along the streets of the town, you can see rows of ancient European buildings and Serbian old houses, which have now become many unique shops and cafes. It is said that Szentendre is a gathering place for Hungarian artists and the birthplace of the Renaissance. Because the name Szentendre sounds very similar to the Chinese 'Shan Dandan', Chinese tourists also use this name to refer to it. If you also enjoy an artistic and fresh atmosphere, Szentendre is definitely a place worth exploring.
