Esztergom Hungary

Hungary – Esztergom

If you’re yearning for an adventure that’s a bit out of the ordinary, look no further than Esztergom Hungary. A city filled with history, vibrant culture, and an irresistible charm – this holiday destination could be just the ticket you need to beat those holiday blues.

5 Reasons to Visit

1. :Marvel at the grandiose Basilica of Esztergom, one of the largest in the world.
2. :Experience the soothing waters of thermal baths scattered around the city.
3. :Savour Hungarian delicacies in quaint local eateries.
4. :Visit the Castle Museum for a flavour of the city’s illustrious past.
5. :Breathe in the fresh air as you walk around the picturesque city center, surrounded by beautiful buildings and friendly locals.

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Did You Know?

Esztergom Hungary was the first capital of Hungary during the Middle Ages, and the birthplace of the famous King Saint Stephen.

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When to go on your Esztergom Hungary Holiday

The best time to visit Esztergom Hungary would be during the early autumn or late spring period, when the weather is just right for exploring the city. The landscapes will also leave you spellbound with their alluring beauty.

Experiences

From walking tours of the city’s historic centre, river cruises on the mighty Danube, to close encounters with the country’s unique wildlife, Esztergom Hungary offers experiences to suit every type of traveller.

Typical Costs

Eating out can range from £10 – £25. A pint of local beer sets you back by £1 – £2 and a ticket for public transport is around £1. Museum entry and excursions average between £5 and £15 per person. Not so wallet-crushing, is it?

Travelling Around in Esztergom Hungary

Esztergom Hungary boasts a reliable public transport system, including buses, trams and even a funicular. Taxis are widely available too, and tend to charge reasonable rates. If you fancy a stroll, the city centre is pedestrian-friendly.

Getting to Esztergom Hungary

Esztergom Hungary can be reached by flying into Budapest and subsequently taking a coach or train journey to Esztergom. The travel times vary, but it’s roughly a one to two hour journey – a travel investment well worth making. You can also rent a car if you prefer.

Access to the country

Most British passport holders don’t need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Always check passport and visa requirements with the respective authority well in advance of travel.

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Hotels

Whether you’re seeking luxury or budget-friendly options, Esztergom Hungary has something for all. The city offers a range of handpicked city centre hotels with top-notch amenities. Favourites include ‘Bazilika Alatt Panzió’ (rated 4.2), ‘Ria Panzió’ (rated 4.4) renowned for their unique features and homely atmosphere.

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Things To Do

There are a huge number of things to do in Esztergom Hungary, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Esztergom Hungary

Top 5 Insider Tips for your Esztergom Hungary break

1. :Don’t leave without tasting ‘Langos’ – the local comfort food.
2. :Make sure to visit the Christian Museum housed in the Primate’s Palace.
3. :Try taking part in a traditional Hungarian folk dance.
4. :For stunning views, trek up to the Castle Hill.
5. :If you’re a wine lover, explore the local vineyards. Hungary has some outstanding wines to sample!

So, has the enchanting Esztergom Hungary caught your fancy yet? If you’re keen to discover more or to start planning your upcoming getaway, adventure is just a click away. Check out our Hungary Tour for more insight and brill holiday ideas. Bon voyage!

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Cities in Hungary

Budapest
Eger
Esztergom
Gyor
Pecs

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