Szentendre

Szentendre is a riverside city in Pest County, Hungary, close to the capital city Budapest. It is understood for its museums, galleries, and artists. Due to its historical structure and easy rail and river get admission to, it has grow to be a famous destination for tourists staying in Budapest. There are many facilities, which includes souvenir stores and restaurants, catering to these visitors. The name of the city is in the long run based at the Medieval Latin shape Sankt Andrae.

Because of the numerous blend of nationalities to have as soon as settled in Szentendre, the agreement has a spread of names in line with language. The Hungarian name for the town is Szentendre; the Croatian call is Senandrija; the German call is Sankt Andra; in Serbian, the call is Sentandreja; the Slovak name is Svaty Ondrej. Its name first appeared in a scholar’s will in 1146, which was confirmed by means of King Geza II. The 12th-century town centre was situated around the nonetheless current St. Andrew’s Church on the opposite aspect of the Bukkos Brook.