Szentendre — a picture-perfect riverside town just north of Budapest, settled by Serbian merchant families centuries ago and now known as an artists' colony full of galleries and museums.

The colorful baroque heart of town, ringed by pastel merchant houses, cafés, and craft galleries.

A richly decorated 18th-century church reflecting the town's Serbian merchant heritage, one of several Orthodox churches in Szentendre.

Hungary's largest open-air museum, recreating traditional village life with relocated historic buildings from across the country.

A quirky museum showcasing elaborate marzipan sculptures, a fun stop for families exploring the town's winding lanes.