Things to do in Pannonhalma

The thousand-year-old monastery is well preserved and quaint.

Even as someone who doesn’t know much about art, I was stunned by this museum. Every part of it filled with incredible artwork and breathtaking architecture. Art lovers, architecture enthusiasts would definitely enjoy this place. We spent around 2.5 hours exploring and it was absolutely worth it, no regrets at all !

A night cruise on the Danube River is a must-do in Budapest! As night falls, the buildings on both banks light up with golden lights, transforming the city into a fairytale. ✨ This time, I chose a night cruise with Legenda City Cruises (the pier is at Dock 7). The cruise offers audio guides in 30 languages, allowing you to enjoy the evening breeze while listening to the narration – a truly immersive experience! 📍 Highlights: The cruise route passes by the stunning Hungarian Parliament Building (its golden splendor is breathtaking!), as well as iconic landmarks like the Chain Bridge. There are several cruise options available: Daytime Cruises, Evening Cruises, and Candlelit Dinner Cruises. If you're going at night, I highly recommend the Evening Cruise for the best night views! 💡 Tips: 1. The river breeze can be quite strong at night, so remember to bring a jacket. 2. For the best photos, stand on the open deck at the bow or by the window – the results will be amazing!

Scanning the QR code at the entrance was quick and easy. The Belvedere Palace's art exhibition spans three floors, enough to easily fill a whole day. The park outside features fountains and sculptures depicting various figures from ancient Greek mythology. I sent photos and pictures of the sculptures to Doubao, and he explained them in detail.