Szentendre Attractions
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This small town on the hilly right bank of the Danube about 20km (12mi.) north of Budapest is one of the most popular destinations for people from the capital. The individual character of this lovingly restored Old Town with its narrow streets and picturesque views of the Danube was shaped in the 18th C by the immigrant Serbs whose culture, religion, traditions and above all building methods left their mark on the town. At the beginning of the 20th C numerous artists were attracted to this charming little town by the river and many still are today.
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Hungarian Open Air Museum
The Hungarian Open Air Museum creates 18th and 19th C settlements with original structures which have been relocated to this one site. These villages are connected by walkways.
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Blagovescenska Church
Blagovescenska Church was built in the mid 18th C by Andreas Mayerhoffer.
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Fo tér
Fo tér is the main square in Szentendre, although in actual fact it is triangular. The "Merchants' Cross" in the middle was built following a plague.