The Eszterházy castle in eliezovce is surrounded by a fabulous English park with a babbling brook and shaded by rare and precious trees.
Perhaps the most beautiful bank of the Szikince Creek is in Zalaba, among the shady trees. Here you can see up close the streams that used to run several mills in the past centuries.
The Visegrád Trout Farm is located in the picturesque setting of the Apátkúti Valley. Fishing and live fish sales are available at the lakes, and anglers can also have their catches thrown out...
The Zebegény open beach awaits nature lovers on the pebbly banks of the Danube in an idyllic setting.
The National Flag and Heroes’ Memorial of Zebegény, built in the 1930s on the basis of Géza Maróti’s designs, stands on the Calvary Hill overlooking the village of Börzsön, from...
The Solomon Tower is a symbol of Visegrad. Its name is misleading, as this part of the castle was built 2 centuries later than King Solomon’s imprisonment.
Visegrád környékén a Pannonia provinciát védõ limes számos maradványára bukkanhatunk. Ezek közül a legjelentõsebbek a római tábor maradványai, amelyek a 176 m magas Sibrik dombon...
In Visegrád you can have a great water experience and now you can also Sup-ski and kayak on the Danube!
Süttõ is a nationally renowned natural asset, the most beautiful jewel of the village, the 420-year-old linden tree with its small leaves, standing next to the Rákóczi Ferenc road running...
The water of the spring has a legendary reputation, and many people owe their healing to the intercession of Mary and the healing powers of the water.
An easy hike in the heart of the Visegrad Mountains.
One of Hungary’s most famous hiking trails, the legendary Spartacus Trail of the Visegrád Hills, winds from Pilisszentlászló to Visegrád, offering a dazzling panorama of the Danube in...
Just 1 km north of the centre of Pilisszentlélek is the ruin of the former St. The ruin, once visited mostly by pilgrims, is now a popular tourist destination, a favourite spot for school trips,...
Between Süttõ and Tardos, a canopy trail has been established on the site of a former quarry in the Gerecse Landscape Protection Area.
The unique village of cellars at the foot of the Szirtes-tetõ (Pilis) consists today of nearly 300 houses. Its charming houses, small streets, benches and tables in front of the houses make it...
The open-air beach is characterised by a natural pebble beach, a wide range of services, and a magnificent view of Zebegény and Mount St. Michael.
It lies on the right bank of the Danube bend, on the outskirts of the village of Pilismarót. The bay is an artificial Danube floodplain created by gravel mining. Besides fishing, it is also a...
The fishing pond system is located in one of the most beautiful places of Nyergesújfalu. There are several walking paths and cycle paths around the lakes.
The beach of Nagymaros is a great choice for those who love the atmosphere of the open beaches of the Danube bend. The 200-metre-long stretch of beach is pebbly and sandy, with some muddy...
In the interior of the Börzsöny, far from inhabited areas, stood the Pauline monastery and church, whose few remaining ruins can be found near Kóspallag. The only monastic order founded in...
The Dark Gate is a more than 80-metre long passage under the huge artificial slope of Castle Hill, built in front of the Basilica. Built in 1824 in the neoclassical style, the tunnel opens into a...
The Danube coal loading plant built by the Dorog Coal Mines began operations in 1927. Its function was to transport the coal dust extracted from the Dorog coal mines to the river barges. It has...
Information panels on the 2.5 km long forest history trail provide information about the area’s wildlife, forestry and wildlife management processes.
Just 1 km north of the centre of Pilisszentlélek, part of Esztergom, you will find the ruins of the former St.
Pilisi Parkerdõ Zrt. opened its lookout tower to the public on the 639 m high peak of the Visegrád Mountains, on the Preaching Chair, in autumn 2016. Standing on a concrete base, the...
On the bank of the Danube at Dömös, at the mouths of the Köves and Malom creeks and in the Tófenék dune, there was a watchtower on the line of the former limes.
2 km from the centre of Dömös, in the Visegrád Hills, is the Chapel of the Holy Tree: according to tradition, in 1885 two little girls from Dömös saw the image of the Virgin Mary with the...
The countryside of Péliföldszentkereszt and the Öreg-kõ (“Old Stone”), which harbours so many values and secrets, is the site of the Gerecse Nature Park Visitor Centre, which is...
A very spectacular cave with a huge dome in the rocky side of the “Old Stone” (Öreg-kõ) in Bajot. A true cave of prehistoric man, one of the most important archaeological sites in...
The Holy-Well Nature Trail, starting from Péliföldszentkereszt, leads to the Old Stone (Öreg-kõ) in Bajót, the first nature reserve in Komárom-Esztergom County, declared protected in...
From Wednesday to Saturday a wide range of films can be seen at the Nyergesújfalu cinema
Gastronomy and experiences in the centre of Visegrad.
Rebuilt and rebuilt again and again after several fires, the church in Ve¾ké Ludince has Baroque features in its present form. Its tower is 25 m high and its frescoes were painted in 2003.
In the eliezovce City Museum you can see not only exhibitions with valuable local history information, but also a memorial room dedicated to Franz Schubert.
A Gothic parish church, partly dating from the second half of the 14th century, dedicated to St James. In the sanctuary (which preserves its Gothic character without alterations) are frescoes from...
The Roman Catholic church, dedicated to Bishop Saint Martin, was built in the 13th century as a rotunda with a belfry next to it. It was rebuilt and enlarged in the 18th century in the Baroque...
The country house is housed in a former farmhouse with a large farmyard and outbuildings. Next to the country house is the Archaeological Museum, which presents the early history of Svodín.
Today’s cellar row is a reminder of the importance of wine production in the past.
Almost in the centre of the village stands the church dedicated to St Stephen, built in the Baroque style in the middle of the 18th century.
The castle, built in the 18th century and rebuilt in the 19th century in neoclassical style, nowadays offers a sophisticated gastronomic experience.
The Romanesque church was probably built in the late 13th century. It is mentioned as an abandoned church in 1561. In the middle of the 18th century, the Romanesque church was rebuilt in late...
The beautifully restored Roman Catholic church is located in the middle of the village, along the main road.
There was a stone church in Kõhídgyarmat as early as the Árpád era. The Roman Catholic church you see today was built in the mid-18th century.
The church, which has seen many vicissitudes, was originally built in the Romanesque style in the first half of the 13th century.
In the village hall you can see local tools, objects and ethnographically unique costumes from bygone eras.
According to the papal tithe register, the village already had its own church dedicated to St. Michael in the 16th century.
It is a rarity to find a cellar row that preserves its image of a hundred years ago not only in its individual segments, but also in its street plans. The village of Drinking in Kamenín is not...
Almost the whole arsenal of old folk life can be seen in the country house of Mária Csuka.
The first church was built in the 12th century, but was destroyed during the Tatar invasion. The present church dates from the late Baroque period.
The Chapel of St. Orban, built in 1935, stands at the highest point of the cemetery hill. From here you can enjoy an unparalleled view of the mountains surrounding the rivers.
Ch¾aba has always been famous for its vineyards, one of the most distinctive features of which is the row of cellars on the main street of the village, part of which is now a cultural...
The vineyards of this town with a long viticultural history produce excellent wines, mainly tasted locally.
Its Roman Catholic church, dedicated to Saint Martin, was built in 1714 and took its present form in 1884.
The Romanesque church of the shrine dates back to the early 13th century, built by the Premonstratensians. It was later rebuilt in Gothic and then Baroque style.
The chapel itself was built in the early 20th century. Above its door is a plaque announcing the generosity of donors.
The whole family will find its favourite among the 7 pools in the spa centre, which covers an area of around 3000 m2.
The aim of the founders of the István Szõnyi Memorial Museum was to preserve and present Szõnyi’s works and the environment in which they were created as faithfully as possible.
At the bottom of the Calvary Hill, along the serpentine, is the Chapel of the Rock, where legend has it that a hermit once lived.
The Royal Palace of Visegrád, a 700-year-old complex of buildings, was the official residence of the Hungarian monarchs until the first decade of the 15th century.
A nemzetközi szinten is komoly elismerésekkel büszkélkedõ Bertényi Miklós Füvészkert a bejáratánál nemrégiben megnyitott erdei étterem nyitvatartási idejében látogatható.
The history of pálinka has many links with Visegrad. In the collection of the Pálinka Museum you can learn about many of the tricks and ingenuities of brewing in the past.
An interesting feature of the Catholic church is that it was replaced by a Catholic church, a Reformed church and then a Catholic church again.
The Baroque mansion, built in the 18th century, was probably built by the Sissay family in Bikolpuszta, near Süttõ.
Considered one of the most famous painters of the Hungarian avant-garde, Károly Kernstok’s villa was renovated and opened to the public in 2022. The building itself is open to the public,...
The Granarium Centre, built in 2008, offers restaurant services, bowling alleys, billiards and accommodation.
Between Svodín and Strekov, believers have been pilgrimaging to the shrine of Cigléd for centuries. This tradition is followed and illustrated by the nature trail. The trail starts and ends at...
Vadas Thermal Spa is one of Slovakia’s favourite water resorts, attracting many foreign visitors in summer. The spa complex covers an area of 30 hectares and offers 7 outdoor pools, a water...
The low, forest-covered hills bordered by the Danube and the Ipoly rivers slope steeply down towards the Danube, with the unique microclimate of the Kovácspataki rocks. In the most beautiful part...
In 2020, the former central playground was transformed into a children’s park, where children can play in safe conditions and parents can relax and have fun.
The Visegrád Ski Area is one of the most beautiful ski areas in Hungary.
The Peanut Mountain Nature Trail in Visegrad starts at the Peanut Mountain car park in the Visegrad Visitor Centre and follows the comfortable walking paths of Hazel Mountain to the mixed forest...
The King Matthias Playground is not like traditional playgrounds. Its elements are designed to appeal to all the senses: a cavalcade of colours and sounds, with different smelling plants leading...
Above Visegrád, not far from the Zsitvay Lookout, you will find the Pils Park Forest’s Mogyoró Hill Nature Trail, as well as the Folk and Demonstration Playgrounds.
The architects of the forest amphitheatre set themselves the goal of protecting the natural heritage of Hungary and the Carpathian Basin.
It is part of the Peanut Hill Trail, its 4th stop. Carved totems await visitors.
In Visegrád, 2 bobsleigh tracks wind up the mountainside next to the Great Fork Lookout.
The Visegrad Adventure Park offers 45 game elements and 3 levels of excitement.
Between Tinnye and Piliscsaba we find the Garancsi lake in a somewhat secluded place. It is a popular hiking spot; it offers excellent routes for easy walks. The Garancsi lake is not only popular...
A beautiful, imposing building stands hidden in the forests of Gerecse. The romantic castle was built by the former Archbishop of Esztergom, Justinian Serédi, and today it is used by students for...
A safe cycle path is available along the main street of Nyergesújfalu, which extends beyond the town boundaries to the neighbouring village of Tát.
Prosper Riding Club and Pension opened its doors in 2004 in the beautifully situated village.
The trail offers a fantastic view of Visegrád’s sights, the meandering Danube below, the peak of the island and the Danube-side villages from several points.
An exhibition of fairy-tale scenes in the form of ceramic figures.
The Sigil Gallery, close to the Danube, is a great destination, with exhibitions of different art forms changing every month.
There is also a playground, a bicycle park and a barbecue area in the renewed public park.
A small train through the heart of the Börzsöny Mountains takes you from Nagybörzsöny to Nagyirtáspusztas via top turnarounds.
Try the drive on a hairpin bend!
In addition to horse lovers, the petting zoo also offers domestic and exotic animals.
In 2021, the 640 square metre, two-storey tourist and fishing visitor centre of the Esztergom-based Vasas Fishing Association was inaugurated next to the Round Lake in the Búbánat Valley.
The Esztergom Castle stands on the right bank of the Danube, more than fifty metres high and bordered by steep walls, in the old town of Esztergom in Komárom-Esztergom County. The castle is an...
Located in the historic district of Esztergom, in the embrace of the basilica and the Danube, the complex can accommodate up to 800 people. Its unique features offer a wide range of high quality...
