Danube Bend
Szentendre
The artists' town on the Danube, a short hop from Budapest.
A small baroque town on the Danube just north of Budapest, shaped by Serbian settlers in the late 17th century. Winding lanes, Orthodox church towers, galleries and craft shops make it a favourite half-day or day trip — and Hungary's largest open-air village museum is on its edge.
Highlights
- Fő tér and the colourful baroque old town
- Serbian Orthodox churches and Church Hill views
- The Kovács Margit ceramics collection
- Skanzen — the Hungarian Open Air Museum
Places in Szentendre
Szentendre Old Town & Fő tér
A colourful baroque square and a maze of lanes full of galleries.
Hungarian Open Air Museum (Skanzen)
Hungary's largest open-air museum: whole village streets from every region.
Kovács Margit Ceramics Collection
Warm, story-telling ceramics by one of Hungary's best-loved artists.
Serbian Churches & Church Hill
Orthodox church towers, icon collections and rooftop views.
Danube Promenade
A leafy riverside walk with cafés and Danube views.
On the map
Where to eat in Szentendre
Near the sights. Places with a traditional Hungarian feel come first.
Parola vendéglő
Hungarian style
Vasvári Pál utca 2
Aranysárkány Vendéglő
Hungarian style
Alkotmány utca 1/a
Álomlángos Szentendre
Hungarian style
Bárczy Fogadó
Hungarian style
Bogdányi utca 30
Kedvenc Kifőzde
Hungarian style
Jászárokszállási Fogadó
Hungarian style
Rosinante Fogadó
Hungarian style
Trattoria Cardinale
Italian
Duna korzó 7
FromSea
Fish & chips
Görög Kancsó étterem
Greek
Duna korzó 15
From OpenStreetMap, without ratings. Check reviews, opening hours and prices on the map before you go. Data from 2026-11-12. © OpenStreetMap
Before you go
Opening hours, ticket prices and schedules change. HungaryGo doesn’t show live data, so check the official source before you go.
Find the official website ↗