Top Things to Do in Godollo 2021

"Szentendre is the home of Hungarian artists and the birthplace of the Renaissance. At the end of the 19th century, many Hungarian painters flocked to this full-fledged town. The paintings of the early twentieth century were post-impressionism, and later it was the popular Constructivism and Symbolism. Now it is the most important tourist destination in Hungary and the "exposition hall" of the Hungarian modern art genre. Exhibitions, art festivals and various performances are held there throughout the year. If you talk about the artistic atmosphere, this place is unique! The art town deserves it!"

"Take 1 stop or walk the the museum to see the crown of the Hungarian Kings"

"Great museum! You can wander around for hours, but its also Great for a quick visit."

"The Hungarian Telephone Museum is located in Budapest. It mainly displays the telephone history of Hungary since 1881 and items related to telephone communication. The first switch in the world can be seen here."

"See the group of castle buildings behind the pillars of Heroes' Square? This group of "old castles" was completed in 1896 along with Heroes' Square and is now the Hungarian Agricultural Museum. Rome, Gothic, Baroque, Neoclassical...The characteristics of different architectural history periods are so wonderfully and harmoniously mixed together, as if the fantasy dream of a talented architect has crossed into reality, so that it is also a hero Part of the square is on the World Cultural Heritage List. If you just leave after admiring the architecture of the Hungarian Agricultural Museum from outside, you will be left with great regret. During the Austro-Hungarian dual empire, Hungary was the main agricultural area of the empire. Therefore, the Hungarian museum is also one of the oldest and largest agricultural museums in Europe. Its tradition can be traced back to the 1896 agricultural exhibition. The dozens of exhibition halls here are filled with thousands of farming tools and specimens. The history and current situation of Hungarian agriculture since the new era are introduced in detail, including fishing, forestry, animal husbandry, and...hunting! Yes, the most magnificent exhibition hall in this museum is the hunting hall. Hundreds of deer and bear heads hung on the wall to give you a bird's eye view, full of pressure and courage."

"It is about the events of the late 1950s and the dark history of the Nazi rule. It is not very big, but it is worth visiting for those interested in that period. In addition, you must book the tickets in advance or you will have to line up."

"The Ethnographic Museum is a well-known museum of nature and history in Budapest. It is worth savoring. It is very famous, so I went straight to it for a day. It is better than I thought, and it is quite meaningful."

"Small but interesting！Just one room but a lot of information about the transport system in Budapest. Didn’t think it was really worth an entrance fee though～"

" Although it was getting late, we continued to take the subway north to visit the remnants of the Berlin Wall (Berliner Mauer Dokumentationszentrum). Berlin was completely added by our trip. If you don't see the Berlin Wall when you come to Eastern Europe, it's like you haven't been to the forefront in a war. It was the beginning of Hua Deng, and the archives center had already closed. We fumbled for a long time and finally found a ruined wall lit with dim lights. This is one of the few and best protected Berlin Walls in Berlin—in fact, they are two side by side , And there is a tall observation post in the middle. You can go up and visit for free when the archive center is open during the day. Back then, it was such a concrete block that forcibly divided Berlin into two halves, becoming a symbol of the Cold War between the East and the West. During the drastic changes in Eastern Europe in 1989, the Berlin Wall was overthrown almost overnight. After they woke up, they realized that these cement blocks would be regarded as cultural relics in the future, but it was too late."

"[Scenery] The East Asian Art Museum mainly collects and exhibits East Asian artworks. [Fun] Among them, art covers a wide range of fields, and most of them are very beautiful and innovative, which is very interesting. [Price ratio] very high! Definitely worth it~"