Do you know how thick is the wall structure of the lower church of Esztergom, or how many times the dome of the Basilica in Budapest has been rebuilt? The guided tours at Esztergom and Budapest basilica are answering the questions above and even more.
Explore our archdiocese's works of art of unparalleled beauty and discover what these monumental murals tell us. Step into the church halls and library rooms and you'll discover beautiful picture albums.
String up the church towers of our archdiocese on a tour and head in the direction of the bell ringing. Take a close glance at the largest bells in Hungary with the most unique history and the one whose sound we have heard every noon on the Kossuth Radio for decades.
The Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest is organizing its first thematic walk in cooperation with Imagine Budapest, which will showcase the organs in the city center. The two and a half hours program offers a real concert experience: at each station, all participants can listen to inspirational live music.
Once in a while, Prímás Pince (Primate Cellar) organizes its special dinner in this dark portal and paints the walls of the monument tunnel in mesmerizing lights.
Taste the special handcrafted chocolate bonbons of our Archdiocese!
Start the day off with coffee and fine pastries at Rondella Café, dine at St. Adalbert restaurant, and end the day by tasting the dishes and wines of the Carpathian Basin at Prímás Pince (Primate Cellar).
Come have coffee and some pastry in the Rondella Café!
The Raven’s Ring, based on the book by Judit Berg, is a show at the Matthias Church at Budapest aimed at kindergarteners and schoolchildren. Families coming with children receive a special, sticker map in their hands, which allows them to follow and track the characters of the book, and to discover the whole church as they go on their adventure.
After a ride through the town in the red and black train, the riders of the small train of Esztergom, which resembles old steam locomotives, can take part in an interactive exhibition of the Christian Museum.
Have a walk at the Várhegy of Esztergom! Several centuries come alive in just a few hours.
What does a water machine do? What did the sellers of the Danube water do and when was the first soda water made? The permanent exhibition of the Danube Museum of Esztergom called VÍZeum will prove to be interesting to all members of the family.
Go on a pilgrimage by bicycle and discover the little churches and chapels of the Danube Bend on two wheels, safely, via bicycle routes
On the pilgrimage route called SacraVelo, which also includes our archdiocese Esztergom — Budapest, we can discover the sacred values of the area on two wheels in a natural environment, covering short distances.
If you visit the Danube Bend, take a little detour into the beautiful little village with special things to see. A basilica, a calvary and a thought-provoking exhibition are waiting for you
The Danube island near the inner city of Esztergom has five bridges connected to it and has a length of 2.7 kilometers in the river. Primate Island, which is closely aligned with the coastline of the municipality, is an ideal location for ample walks, quiet contemplations and for experiencing how ships elegantly float into the harbor.
See the sights of the Danube Bend from the water! If you break the cruise and take a short trip around the area, you can discover a range of sights and churches
Send your photos to us and share with others the most beautiful experiences you have had in the region. Use the hashtag #visitesztergombudapest in the pictures and send it to us at the turizmus@esztergomi-ersekseg.hu e-mail address so that they can be uploaded here as well!
