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Visegrád Citadel
Photo: Szvitek Péter · CC BY 2.5 hu
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Visegrád Citadel

Visegrádi Fellegvár

Danube Bend Typical visit: 1–2 hours

A medieval hilltop fortress with the classic view of the Danube Bend.

Built in the 13th century after the Mongol invasion, the citadel later served as a royal seat and for a time guarded the Holy Crown. Its walls and towers hold exhibitions, but most people come for the sweeping panorama of the river curving between the hills.

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  • You can hike up through the forest from the town, or drive to the top.
  • Clear days give the best views — check the weather before going.
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