Rackeve Attractions
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Founded in the 15th C and formerly part of Serbia, this small town's attractions include one of the most beautiful Greek Orthodox churches in Hungary and the Baroque castle which belonged to Prince Eugen of Savoy, who defeated the Turks. Ráckeve is situated on Csepel, the 50km (31mi.)-long island in the Danube, a popular resort for the city dwellers.
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Serbian Church
The Serbian Church was built in the late 15th C. The interior displays Byzantine frescos by Todor Gruntovics.