Xploring Hungary: Vác - Vibrant Cultural Life, Special Museums & Much More

  • 24 Nov 2022 6:53 AM
Xploring Hungary: Vác - Vibrant Cultural Life, Special Museums & Much More
Walking around famous buildings and unique sights you can enjoy the atmosphere of ancient times. The story of the legendary mummies of Vác and their discovery must be one of the most thrilling stories you have ever heard.

A family break is just as enjoyable here as a concert with friends or the idea of a romantic date. 

Vác gives visitors the atmosphere of a small-town milieu in every season, where you can meet the locals. Don’t forget to visit the bustling market, which is used exactly as in the past.

Did you know that it is located in Vác?

  • The only triumphal arch of the country

  • One of its baroque bridges, which is still passable today

  • The fourth largest basilica in the country

  • The longest built-up Danube promenade in the country

  • The country's first railway line

  • Vác mummies, which are considered a world sensation

 +  you can also taste the masterpieces of the best confectionery in the country in the famous Mihalyi Patisserie.

Strolling through the main square of the city center, there are at least as many things to do and experience as on the waterfront promenades, where you can not only take romantic walks, but also ride along the Vác section of EuroVelo6.

The museums have countless interesting sights and archaeological treasures, and the excursion sites abound in amazing panoramas and natural values. Vác is a child-friendly, bike-friendly and dog-friendly city.

Whether you are planning a family break or a visit with friends, the sights will convince you that this city is a cozy destination.

More information: 
https://visitvac.hu/en/

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