Domos

Dömös lies on the Danube in Hungary’s Transdanubia, where the Visegrád Mountains rise directly behind the riverbank. The settlement occupies a quieter stretch of the Danube Bend, with forested slopes and hiking routes leading into the Pilis–Visegrád hills. Its most important historic monument is the former provostry founded by Prince Álmos in the early 12th century; its Romanesque crypt is among the notable survivals of Hungary’s medieval ecclesiastical architecture. Dömös also makes a natural stop between Esztergom and Visegrád, two major historic centres on the river. Explore further points of interest through webcams located across Dömös and Transdanubia.

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