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Hubay Ház - Karácsony Kiállítás és Szalon
Gift shop and exhibit place. To each festival of the year offers the unique and special decorations and furnishing accessories. Goblins and mini bells, decor stars and nutcrackers, Christmas tree ornaments accessories.
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Hubay Ház
A museum containing gorgeous vintage Christmas ornaments dating from the 1800s to the 1950s.
Art - Decor Galéria
Temporary exhibitions.
Ecclesia Galéria
Small art shop.
Erdész Galéria & Design
Three-six exhibits per year. Sells graphics and sculptures of classic, modern and contemporary artists.
Blagovesztenszka-templom, Görögkeleti Templom, Serbian: Благовештенска црква
Contains intricate icons and rococo windows. Founded in 1752. The patron saint of the church is the Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The east-west oriented church was built in baroque and rococo style. Mid-Tower shaped main facade divided into three stages by four pilasters. The main facade is richly decorated by columns, parapet balcony, oval and tiered arched windows. Front tower is 28 meters high. Above the stone frame, oak side entrance is in curved frame a St. Constantine and St. Helen's mural. In addition to the entrance located a red marble tomb with Greek inscription from 1759. The nave is covered three intermittent chest barrel vault, the stone choir is covered by Czech vault cap. The pictures of the iconostasis Zsivkovics Mihailo (1776-1824) Serbian painter (from Budapest) created between 1802-1804. Since the late 1920s, the regular rituals are no longer present in the church. The church now serves mostly as a museum. Pics about the church
Szentendrei Képtár
Szentendre Gallery, hosting temporary exhibitions, is on the first floor of Trade House’s historic monument building on Szentendre’s impressive Main Square. Due to its traditional role and central situation, it is one of the most significant exhibition spaces of the Ferenczy Museum Center. A bookstore selling the museum’s publications and a restaurant are in its direct vicinity, and the local history exhibition is in its basement.