Explore top cultural landmarks and sightseeing opportunities in Szentendre and the surrounding region, including Budapest.

Szentendre

Historic town centre

Szentendre’s Baroque old town is famous for its cobbled streets, art galleries and museums: Main Square (Fő tér), Church Hill (Templomdomb) with the Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Dumtsa Jenő utca and the town’s Serbian Orthodox churches.

Danube promenade

A pleasant riverside walk with benches, cafés, restaurants and beautiful views of the Danube.

Museums

Japanese Garden

A peaceful spot near the Danube, ideal for a short walk.

Hungarian Open Air Museum (Skanzen)

One of the most important sights of Szentendre: regional units presenting the folk architecture and rural life of the Carpathian Basin. Our courses are held here.

Around Szentendre

Getting between Szentendre and Budapest

H5 suburban railway (HÉV): the most convenient connection – Szentendre → Békásmegyer → Óbuda → Batthyány tér (Budapest). Timetables may change due to maintenance works, so please check the current schedule in the BudapestGO app or on the BKK website before travelling.

Buses: neighbouring towns such as Pomáz, Budakalász, Leányfalu, Tahitótfalu and Visegrád can also be reached by bus from Szentendre. Tourinform Szentendre provides timetable information.

Óbuda (Budapest) – highly recommended

Óbuda is directly accessible from Szentendre by the H5 HÉV.

Practical information

Shopping in Szentendre: SPAR (24 Ady Endre út), Lidl (20 Dózsa György út), Coop (2–8 Hamvas Béla utca), Dera Park (6 Dobogókői út), Városkapu shopping centre (1 Dobogókői út).

Pharmacies in Szentendre: Szent Endre (4 Kanonok utca), Kálvária (33 Kálvária út), Ulcisia (7 Dobogókői út, INTERSPAR), Vasvári – Medicina (10 Sas utca), Pismány (26 Ady Endre út).

Tourinform Szentendre offers maps and tourist publications, as well as information on programmes and transport.