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Vác Old Town
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Vác Old Town

Váci belváros

Danube Bend Typical visit: 2–3 hours

A baroque Danube town with a cathedral, a triumphal arch and a riverside promenade.

Vác, on the east bank of the Danube Bend, has a handsome baroque main square, a large neoclassical cathedral and the only triumphal arch in Hungary, built for a visit by Empress Maria Theresa.

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