Szentendre

城市概覽

This charming little town, whose name means "Saint Andrew", is known for its well-preserved houses and churches, many built in a Balkan style as the area had been settled by Serb refugees. Today the town's best-known inhabitants are artists, and small galleries can be found on every street corner.

如何抵達

By train

1 Szentendre Suburban Train Station (HÉV-végállomás), Dózsa György út 1-3 (Next to Bus station. South of Old Town), ☏ +36 26 311427, fax: +36 26 311-427, [email protected]. Szentendre is not on the state railway lines. The only train connection is the HÉV, Budapest's suburban railway. Szentendre is easily reached on the H5 HÉV suburban railway line from Batthyány tér (on the "Piros Metro", M2 red subway line) in Budapest. Trains leave every 10-30 minutes and take 40 minutes to reach the town. There is a bicycle storage. Timetable here In winter time, it's quite warm in the middle of the carriage, but may be chilly if you sit near the doors. You can get on board with a regular BKV ticket or pass in Budapest, which is valid to the city limit. Once the train leaves Budapest, the on-board conductor sells you the "extension" ticket for Ft 310 each, one way. You must purchase a ticket in advance, on a vending machine, otherwise you will be fined. There is no on-board selling. Every second H5 train from Budapest only goes halfway, to Bekasmegyer. You can either wait for the next one or take it to Bekasmegyer and wait for the next train there. Other notable places to get on the H5 train are Margit bridge Buda side (from 4-6 tram) and Arpad bridge Buda side (tram line 1).

By bus 2 Szentendre bus station (Autobusz pályaudvar Volánbusz Közlekedési Rt.), Dózsa György út 5/7 (Next to HÉV terminal), ☏ +36 26 311-996, fax: +36 26 311-996, [email protected]. Cash desk: M-F 1st to 8th day of each month 06:30-18:30, 9th to 31st 06:00-17:00; all Sa Su 07:00-14:00. Buses leave daily from Budapest's Újpest-Városkapu bus station (on the Metro blue line) and take about 25-30 minutes to arrive. There are also direct bus connections from other towns on the Danube bend. Esztergom is about an hour and a half and Visegrád is about 45 minutes away. Timetable here. (updated Sep 2019)

By boat

3 Szentendre boat station, Czóbel sétány / Sziget u. (N about 500 m), ☏ +36 26 3

當地交通

The HÉV and bus station are located next to each other, about a ten minute walk from Fő tér, the main square in the middle of town. From there, Szentendre is easily covered on foot. If you're planning on visiting the Skanzen the bus leaves roughly every hour from stop 7. [1] Buy your tickets in advance (Ft 230), or from the driver with an extra fee (Ft 300).

6 Tourinform Office (Tourinform Iroda Szentendre), Dumtsa J. u. 22. (Close to Jokai street), ☏ +36 26 317965, +36 26 317966, fax: +36 26 317966, [email protected]. Till 15th March: M-F 09:30-16:30, Sa Su 10:00-14:00; from 16th Mar: M-F 10:00-17:00, Sa Su 10:00-16:00.. Free maps, brochures, Souvenir selling.

必看景點

Don't worry too much if you miss the sights listed before: most of the fun of visiting Szentendre is wandering around the streets and visiting the little shops and galleries. Notice the almost intentional lack of straight lines, right angles and spotless surfaces: everything is a bit crooked, slanted, or cracked resulting in an overall warm and cozy feeling. Try to take sneak peeks over fences, through cracks on gates or open doors for a glimpse of hidden treasure.

Memorial Cross, Fő tér. Commemorates the town being spared from a plague epidemic in the region.

1 Blagovestenška Church (Blagovesztenszka-templom, Görögkeleti Templom, Serbian: Благовештенска црква), Görög utca, Fő tér (Next to Kovács Margit Collection'. Eastern side of the main square), ☏ +36 26 310554. Daily 10:00-17:00. Contains intricate icons and rococo windows. Founded in 1752. The patron saint of the church is the Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The east-west oriented church was built in baroque and rococo style. Mid-Tower shaped main facade divided into three stages by four pilasters. The main facade is richly decorated by columns, parapet balcony, oval and tiered arched windows. Front tower is 28 meters high. Above the stone frame, oak side entrance is in curved frame a St. Constantine and St. Helen's mural. In addition to the entrance located a red marble tomb with Greek inscription from 1759. The nave is covered three intermittent chest barrel vault, the stone choir is covered by Czech vault cap. The pictures of the iconostasis Zsivkovics Mihailo (1776-1824) Serbian painter (from Budapest) created between 1802-1804. Since the late 1920s, the regular rituals are no longer present in the church. The church now serves mostly as a museum. Pics about the church Ft 200. (updated Jul 2010)

Museums Many of Szentendre's museums are run by the Ferenczy Museum Center, which offer a combined ticket to visit all of their museums for little more than the price to enter one. In listings bel

體驗活動

Events

Spring Days (• Szentendrei Tavaszi Napok) - Mar. •Summer Festivals - Jun to Aug: • Farewell (Szent Iván napi búcsú) - Jun 24. Folk Dance Fest ("Tiszta forrásból" Néptánc Fesztivál) - Aug. •Summer Concerts (Régi Zenei Nyári Akadémia hangversenyei) - Aug. • Serbian Fest (Szerb búcsú) - Aug 19. Open Air Theatre of Main square in Baroque environment• (Fő téri Teátrum nyári szabadtéri előadásai) • Danube Super Marathon (Duna Menti Szuper Maraton), Sport Festival (Sportfesztivál), • Basketball Championship of Pest County (Pest Megyei Utcai Kosárlabda-bajnokság).

Walking

Take a stroll along the winding streets that lead upwards towards the hill overlooking the town. There is small viewing area overlooking the red-slate rooftops and if you look carefully you may even see the strange blue angel perched atop of one of the nearby church roofs. Try to get lost in the small alleys and stairways. Biking and Walking tours:

The S-marked hiking trails start in Szentendre suburban railway terminus. Pass the Kő Mountain (366 m) and the Cseresznye Hill (299 m) further takes to the Lajos-source. The Bükkös creek Valley bike path running to the Dömör gate From the Open Air Ethnographic Museum a bike path leading to the Pap meadow. then forward to Visegrad.

Other sports The city is the ideal destination for water sport fans. The water-skiing and jet skiing is also available for use on the Danube. In the town is located a small boat harbor. More tennis courts are also available.

購物

There is absolutely no way you can leave Szentendre without tasting even the smallest amount of the famed marzipan produced (or at least sold) there. Marzipan creations come in all shapes and sizes, and are perfect both as a dessert to have with coffee on the spot, or as souvenirs. In winter time, most non-purely touristic shops close as early as 15:00 (at least in Sa).

Belle Epoque - The Family Run Folk Art Shop, 4 Bogdanyi Street. ‘Country style’ interior decoration articles and authentic artisan souvenirs. The shop o