Szentendre

Saint Andre is the home of Hungarian artists and the birthplace of the Renaissance. At the end of the nineteenth century, many Hungarian painters flocked to this flavourful town. The paintings of the early twentieth century were later impressionists, later popular compositionists and symbolists. Now the most important tourist destination in Hungary is the "exposition hall" of the Hungarian modern art school. Exhibitions, festivals and performances are held throughout the year. If you talk about the artistic atmosphere, this is unique! Art town deserves it!

The style of San Andre Szentendre is very colorful. There are colorful lanterns hanging between the roof of the house and the roof. Although I don't know what the significance or festival is, it makes the town more different. A bit like Hoi An in Vietnam, there is a sense of history.

I finally know why it is called Shandandan, because the Hungarian pronunciation sounds like "Shandandan." A small town living, colored houses, very a bit of a European town. It is not specially opened for tourists, and there are many small museums, which are worth a visit.

San Andre is a small town in the Hungarian state of Pers near the capital city of Budapest. The town is a Serbian settlement and the town's only Orthodox church is located on the central square. The whole complex is magnificent and symbolizes the memory of the historical heroes and the yearning for the good prospects of the Hungarian people after the war.

This time I came to Eastern Europe to choose a Trip.com and group tour. The tour guide made a slight adjustment to the itinerary and came to the town of San Andrea early in the morning. Because it was too early, there were almost no people in the town, and the small shops did not open the door, which was very deserted. Although it is very different from the bustling market scene in the brain, it is another experience to be able to take pictures freely and enjoy this colorful dream town. Although it has not started business, it can be seen that there are various souvenirs and small commodities in the town, and there are many coffee shops and restaurants. It seems very good to sit on the side of the road in the afternoon and have a cup of coffee in the sun. St. Andrea is very small, all are winding paths, you can browse at will, go around, various buildings, churches, small houses, very like a fairy tale town, I like it very much. Unfortunately, there is no sufficient time to stay.

The art town next to the Danube has the nickname "Shandandan". Many of the old houses on the outside are cafes and restaurants, as well as some folk art and galleries. The waiters in the restaurant are warm and cheerful, simple and kind, although they understand English too much, they will still try to express their meaning. Satisfy your requirements. In fact, there are not many tourists in the town, but it is still quiet and leisurely. Walking around the Danube, sitting in a daze on a lovely wooden chair, watching the water birds on the shore compete for food, listening to the children's laughter, and feeling the slow pace of life.

San Andre, 20 km from Budapest, is a famous tourist destination in Hungary, bringing together a variety of art museums, art galleries, churches and a variety of souvenir shops and specialty restaurants. The town is on the edge of the Danube River, with beautiful scenery and quiet life. It has cultivated many Hungarian artists. The antique alleys, exquisite and beautiful houses, and stone-paved trails make people seem to have crossed into the 18th century. The town also has a Chinese name, Shan Dandan, which was called by the Chinese who opened a restaurant in Hungary as early as ～