This is a convinient and economical option. By Busīus number 880 BK-SZ from Újpest Station in Budapest runs to Szentendre, Visegrád and Esztergom ( in this order). From Visegrád to Szentendre you can catch a local bus will take you 90 minutes to reach Esztergom. You can hop off here, explore the town and catch the same train to Visegrád.
Apart from being an art lover’s paradise, this town is delight for food lovers too.įrom Nyugati station in Budapest, take a train that runs to Esztergom via Vác. The colourful baroque houses, cobblestoned alleyways, art galleries, quaint cafes and placid riverside has often served as inspiration for many Siberian & Hungarian artists, hence the nickname. Szentendre is a jewellery box town often called the artists’ town built on medieval ruins. You can view the green Danube Valley from here and catch an aerial view of Danube river as well.
Not only is the Renaissance architecture overwhelming, but so is the view from atop the citadel. While most of it has crumbled to rubble over the years, the 800 year old fortified Visegrad Citadel is a reminder of its splendid past. Though Visegrád is the smallest Hungarian town inhabiting just about 2000 people, it has the richest history amongst the 3 towns on the Danube Bend. If you climb 380 steps to the top of the Basilica, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the town.After visiting the Basilica and walking around Esztergom, you could drive across the river to Slovakia and take in the view of the Basilica from a distance. An exquisite example of Hungarian architecture, The Esztergom Basilica is situated on Castle Hill and dates back to the 16th century. A chocoholic’s dream.Esztergom was Hungary’s first capital and is home to the country’s largest Basilica. Elsewhere in the Grand Bean Room, you could find other local chocolatiers offering their wares for sample or sale. Speaking of cherries, the chocolate and wine experience was held in the Very Cherry section of the Grand Bean Room. We also poured our Sonoma Harvest Pinot Noir with fresh plum, raspberry and bing cherry flavors dominating.” “We enjoyed pouring our deep pink colored Rosé with flavors of juicy watermelon, raspberries and white flowers. “It was a lot fun to participate in this year’s event,” said Mike Brossier, Owner of Sonoma Harvest Olive Oil and Winery. For those of drinking age, there’s the Jelly Belly Chocolate & Wine Experience, which paired Suisun Valley wines, like Wooden Valley, Vezer and GV Cellars with the company’s outstanding chocolates. If you’re thinking this would be a great place to take the kids, well you’re right, but it doesn’t stop there.
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There’s nothing else like it in the area and it’s an honor to continue hosting this special, free event,” said John Jamison, Jelly Belly Vice President of Retail Operations.
“Candy Palooza is all about celebrating the joy of candy with the community. The festival featured everything from factory tours to carnival rides, live entertainment and, of course, candy. Over the weekend, the Fifth Annual Candy Palooza took place at the Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield. And while there’s no actual Willy Wonka theme park yet (Disney, get on it), there’s something almost as good: Candy Palooza. I knew it wasn’t real, but it was still fun to dream about. When I was a kid, I used to think about what it would be like to visit Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory.
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