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Ruins of Pone Navata

The ruins of this Roman Empire military camp can be seen on a hill overlooking river Danube. These are the basement walls of a five sided Roman Castrum from the 5th century and the ruins of the governor's castle from the 10th and 11th centuries.

Address: Sibrik-domb
Price: Free to visit

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Ruins of Archdeacon Church
Főesperesi templom romjai
Built in Romanesque style. At the beginning of statehood, Stephen I constituted the castle called Visegrád as county seat. The first parish church of the county was built on the hillside near the castle. The church of the archdeaconry was built on its site after 1063, in King Solomon's time.
By appointment only
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Solomon Tower
Salamon-torony
The Lower Castle is the part of the fortification system that connects the Upper Castle with the Danube. In its centre rises the Solomon Tower, a large, hexagonal residential tower dating from the 13th century. In the 14th century, new curtain walls were built around the tower. During a Turkish raid in 1544, the southern part of the tower collapsed. Its renovation began only in the 1870s and was finished in the 1960s. The Tower houses exhibitions that exhibitions present the reconstructed Gothic fountains from the Royal Palace, Renaissance sculpture in Visegrád, and the history of Visegrád.
May–Sep: Wed–Sun 09:00–17:00Adult: HUF 700; senior, student: HUF 350
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Water Bastion
Vízibástya
It was built in the 13th century, reconstructed in 1939. There is a statue of King Béla IV of Hungary.
Free to visit
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Pálffy Mansion
Pálffy-kastély
Built in 1890.