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Camping
Located nearly an hour's distance from Budapest, the capital, Camping Éden is one of the most popular camping sites of Hungary. It is not only its superb situation on the Danube bank that attracts so many people year by year but also the untouched nature and the immeidate closeness of historic cities and towns such as Budapest, Esztergom and Tata, all of which having a high attractive power.
In our Caming we have 250 places, 45 are direct on the Danube bank.
They are about 100 square meter.
Our toilets and showers were made according to the latest standards.
We can also offer this services for handicapped guests. We do have coin operated washing machines and driers as well.
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Hotel
Or you would like to have real roof above your head?
Camping Éden provides this as well. Our guests may choose between holiday houses and simple but chosy hotel rooms, all of which having a beautiful view to the Danube.
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Bungalows
Fully furnished chain bungalows.
The bungalows have been built 1,5 m from the ground level in order to have a beautiful view to the Danube and the Camping.
The bungalows are 58 square meter.
Each bungalow is fully furnished and has a living room and 2 sleeping rooms.
The bathrooms were made of exclusive material.
In the kichen you can find everything you need for cooking ( stove, plates, ets.).
The terrace is 16 square meter.
A place to park your car.
From the sofa that you can find in the living room you can make an extra bed for 2 in order to use the bungalow by 6 persons.
As a guest you can enjoy all the services we offer in the restaurant and the camping as well.
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Restaurant
The restaurant of Camping Éden deserves to be mentoined separately. It was selected among the hundred most beautiful and best restaurants of Hungary. Please sit down to any of the abundatly spread tables; you will have an experience that you do not forget very soon.
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Recreation
Éden is directly on the Danube bank, and it provides a large amount of experience for lovers of water sports. They can do swimming, kayaking, canoeing and motorboat driving to their satisfaction among the several magical little islands. Additionally, they can take their rods and fish for catfish, carp, pike and pike-perch. It is due to the good quality of the water of the Danube that these species are still available here.
If you are rather longing for calmer programmes, enjoy camping. Nobody will be bored here, especially children; they can use the large playground, a children's pool, table tennis and table soccer, and apart from those, animation programs changing day by day with playback shows, sport contests and excursions.
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Nature
The Gerecse Nature Conversation Area begins immediately behind the camping; it is a chain of mountains with 400-600 metre high hills Cyclits and hikers may wander here endlessly and they can expect that they come across ravens, roe-deer, black and brown kite, wild boar, dwarf eagle or moufflon. It is not by chance that it is a nature conservation area.
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Sights
Esztergom
The "western gate of the Danube Bend," Esztergom, is the centre of the Hungarian Roman Catholic Church. The city is also of historical significance. Saint Stephen, the first Hungarian king was born, crowned, and laid to rest in this town. He founded the archbishopric of Esztergom. The basilica, built in the 19th century, is the largest church in Hungary. The cathedral treasury houses Hungary's largest and most valuable ecclesiastical collection. The basilica is the oldest and one of the largest in the country. The Christian Museum exhibits the art objects of fervent art collector bishops. The royal palace of the Árpád dynasty kings, built in the 11th-12th centuries, later the archbishop's palace is just a few metres away from the cathedral, and the rooms still reflect an ancient grandeur. Its terrace enables us to survey the town below and view areas of Slovakia.
Tata
Tata is well known as the of waters. The town gets its name from the founder Tata or Tudeus of the benedictine abbey in Tata. Records from 700 years ago mention Tata as a settlement, tough the area had already been inhabited in the Bronze Age, The town lived its golden age during the reign of Kings Zsigmond and Mátyás Hunyadi in the count Eszertházy family. This period is well represented today by the buildings and the unique baroque face of the town.
Tök
For the lovers of natur and horses
Horse riding instruction for beginners and the advanced
Short and long distance riding tours !
Visegrád
The "real" scenic Danube Bend begins at Visegrád. "This is truly royal country!" clamied an English traveller in the last century, referring to the charming beauty of the landscape, extending up to Esztergom. The lower and upper castle of Visegrád, located at the foot of the steep rocks of the Visegrád Hills, was built in the 13th century. The ruins of the 15th-century Gothic-Renaissance royal residence are still stunning in their bauty. Besides the attraction of the monuments many visitors also come to see the spectacular panorama as seen from the citadel.
Szentendre
Szentendre is the southern gate of the Danube Bend. The town's tiny squares meandering streets, Serbian churches and baroque bourgeios buildings contribute to a uniquely picturesque Mediterranean ambience. Today Szentender is the town of museums. Many museums and galleries exhibit the works of artists who currently live in the artists' quarter established in the past century. Hungary's largest outdoor ethnographic museum is located less than 3 kms from the town centr, where the characteristic regions of Hungary are represented in original sorroundings showing the folk architecture, interior ornaments and way of life of the villages and towns. Szentendre is a cheerful town. The resturants, cafes, and little shops in the tiny streets leading to Fo Square welcome many guests all year round.
Budapest
The bustling metropolis, Budapest, is the heart of the country, with a population of two million. The magic of the capital lies in the fortunate combination of its ideal location, the charming beauty of nature, and humane arhitecture. Two thousand years ago the Romans founded the outpost Aquincum in the area, but the modern city was established only in 1873, with the merging of three separate towns, Buda, Óbuda, and Pest. The unique panorama of the city unfolds as we look around from the Citadel of Gellért Hill, or cross the Danube over the Chain Bridge, no wonder Budapest is registered a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Hilly Buda rises over the right bank of the river, crowned by the nedieval Castle District and the magnificent Royal Palace. The green gem of the gently winding silver river is Margaret Island. The economic, political, and financial centre of the city is Pest, spread out inthe flatland on the left side of the river, where beautiful buildings bulit before the turn of the century harmoniously complement the modern buildings of today.
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Information
Camping Éden is situated along main road 10. This is a superb tourist route, leading from Gyor to Budapest along the Danube. Camping Éden is found between the villages of Neszmély and Sütto, on the Danube side.
Information and booking via phone:+36-33-474-183 or fax: +36-33-474-327
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