Showing posts with label Szentendre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Szentendre. Show all posts

Friday, June 16, 2017

At Szentendre on the way to Vienna


We visited the picturesque town of Szentendre on the bank of Danube in Hungary not too far from Budapest. It is easy to reach there by bus. It is truly picturesque as you see in the pictures and if you are into painting you may like to visit. It has a beautiful church and there are restaurants although we did not eat there.
We visited this town during our recent trip to Europe and spent a delightful hour there on the way from Budapest to Vienna. Later we travelled to Vienna...
Arriving in Vienna we went out although it started getting dark. The subway (metro) is clean and convenient. Karlsplatz was where we headed to...

Head here for the slide show of the day:

https://youtu.be/JEZRKT_JUmE

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Tour of Munich, Budapest, Vienna, Prague and Salzburg - 3

June 20, 2016

Today we are on the move to Vienna from Budapest and we will visit a place called Szentendre which not really on our route to Vienna. However it not too far from Budapest either.

Szentendre has become a popular tourist spot because of its historical significance with  so many nationalities having lived there in the past and the tourist shops, museums and the church.




Sunday, July 3, 2016

Picturesque town of Hungary- Szentendre

This picturesque town of Szentendre on the bank of Danube in Hungary is not too far from Budapest. It is easy to reach there by bus.It is truly picturesque as you see in the pictures and if you are into painting you may like to visit. It has a rich history of migration and interaction with Romans and Turks.

We visited this town during our recent trip to Europe and spent a delightful hour there on the way from Budapest to Vienna.  It was 10ish and the weather was perfect. The cobbled stones; the quaint churches and the numerous gift and sovenir shops on either side of the main street left a lasting impression.

The photos, only couple shown here speaks for themselves as to the picturequeness of this little town.