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Simply phenomenal!

A real highlight, a magnificent monument to the coronation of St. Stephen I. The basilica with its flag in the background makes it a great photo opportunity. From this spot, you also have a magnificent view of the Danube and the Maria Valeria Bridge.

The Bálint Balassa Museum in Esztergom primarily displays exhibits from the fields of local history, archaeology and ethnography.

The Maria Valeria Bridge over the Danube connects the Hungarian city of Esztergom with the Slovak city of Štúrovo/Párkány.

The castle complex itself is the oldest stone castle in the country and contains significant Romanesque palace remains, including the 12th-century royal chapel and the oldest living room in Hungary, where, according to tradition, Saint Stephen I was born. The castle was the seat of the Archbishop of Esztergom from 1198 until the Turkish conquest in 1543.

The Millennium Monument in Esztergom is located directly next to the basilica and commemorates the coronation of the first Hungarian king, Stephen I, in the year 1000. It is a modern statue, whose curved shape takes some getting used to, depicting the coronation of Saint Stephen and rising behind the basilica above the banks of the Danube.

The Millennium Monument in Esztergom is located directly next to the basilica and commemorates the coronation of the first Hungarian king, Stephen I, in the year 1000. It is a modern statue, whose curved shape takes some getting used to, depicting the coronation of Saint Stephen and rising behind the basilica above the banks of the Danube.

At the foot of the castle walls, the Hungarian National Museum's collection of medieval bells is on display. The collection is connected to the work of Romer Floris (1815–1889), a prominent figure in Hungarian museology and archaeology in the 19th century.