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GYŐR-GÖNYŰ
Specifications
Győr-Gönyű Port: Mosoni-Duna jobb part -0+170 és -0+260 fkm között
Győr-Gönyű Green Port 2: Győr-Gönyű OKK öböl jobb part 1+150 és 1+220 fkm között
The number of berths: 1 berth each port, 1 vessel each berth (max L: 140 m)
Port services:
- parking area for coaches, taxis
- space for truck, vans for loading
- Available fresh water
- organic (bio) waste disposal
- waste oil disposal possibility
Tourism
The port is right by bicycle road EuroVelo6- active programmes by bike, four-seasons destinations reachable within one-two hours, inculding UNESCO World Hertage Sites.
Győr: Old rooted baroque city with four rivers, many sacral sights, sparking cultural life, sport evens, vivid youth life. The city center is about a 20-minute bus ride from the port.
Sights and programmes: Cathedral Hill, Cathedral, St. Ladislaus’s reliquary
City center tour, shopping opportunities
Dobos cake and pálinka tasting
Tour of the Győr blue dye workshop with shopping opportunities.
Pannonhalma: Benedictine archabbey with history of more than 1000 years. About 30 minutes bud ride from the port.
Programs at the abbey:
KOMÁROM
Specifications
Komárom 3. Port: 1768+225 Rkm
Komárom 4. Port: 1768+395 Rkm
Port services:
- parking area for coaches, taxis
- space for truck, vans for loading
- waste and organic (bio) waste disposal
Tourism
Komárom fortress system: The largest modern fortress in Central Europe – was built between 1850 and 1871. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the neoclassical military monument is a fascinating sight with its huge walls of precisely carved stones, its 3-4 metre thick earthworks covering the defences and its network of underground passages (kazamata) stretching for several kilometres. Its monumental dimensions are demonstrated by the following figures: the fortress covers 25 hectares, the total area including the firing ranges is 70 hectares, the floor area of the buildings is 25 680 m2 and the number of rooms 640.
NYERGESÚJFALU
Specifications
Port of Nyergesújfalu 1735,53 Rkm, right bank of the Danube
Number of berths: 1
The permitted number of vessels: 1 vessel (max L: 140 m)
Additional services:
- Biowaste disposal
- Large-capacity parking place for buses
- Easy loading facilities thanks to the spacious port area
Tourism
ST. MICHAEL’S PARISH CHURCH
The first records of the church date back to 1330, but the building has been destroyed several times over the centuries. The current church building is 250 years old, Baroque in style, and was rebuilt on the site of the previous destroyed building thanks to Maria Theresa. Since the 1990s, the church has undergone continuous and comprehensive renovation and modernization. Among other things, the congregation has equipped the church with electricity, heating, and new stained glass windows, and the parish building has also been rebuilt.
PRO-PATRIA – STATUE OF HEROES
The most beautiful outdoor monument in the town, originally dating from 1930, was erected in memory of the residents of Nyergesújfalu who fell in World War I. The monument, which was partially destroyed in the storms of history, was reconstructed in 2012.
KURUC RAVELLINS
Remains of the ramparts from the Rákóczi War of Independence. The ramparts are still clearly visible today, and the hilltop offers a breathtaking view of the Danube and the surrounding countryside.
BAJA
Specifications
Baja Green Port: Danube 1479 Rkm left bank
Number of berths: 1
The permitted number of vessels: 2 vessels (max L: 140 m)
Additional services at the passanger terminal:
- Waste and biowaste disposal
- Available fresh water
- Sewage disposal
- Bige water disposal
Tourism
It is no coincidence that Baja is referred to as the ‘city of water’: both the Sugovica and the Danube flow through the town, lending it a special charm. The proximity of the water invites visitors to go swimming, walking, fishing or to try their hand at a wide variety of water sports. This town, with a population of around 40,000, is home to approximately forty listed monuments or historically significant buildings. For centuries, Baja has been home to Hungarian, German, Serbian and Croatian communities. This cultural diversity is reflected in the architecture, traditions, museums and exhibitions, as well as in the town’s numerous events. Trinity Square, paved in the shape of a four-leaf clover, offers visitors an unforgettable sight. It is here that the famous Baja fish soup cooking festival is held every year.
The historic city centre enchants visitors with its carefully restored façades, behind which lie cosy cafés, ice-cream parlours, small shops and tempting garden restaurants. The cobbled promenade is a wonderful place to soak up the town’s Mediterranean atmosphere. From spring to autumn, a sightseeing train runs, offering the most comfortable way to see Baja’s sights.
USZÓD
Specifications
Port of Uszód: 1524 Rkm, left bank of the Danube
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Number of berths: 1
The permitted number of vessels: 1 vessel (max L: 140 m)
Additional services: Biowaste disposal, parking place for buses
Tourism
The port is about a 10 minutes bus ride from Kalocsa. Kalocsa is a unique town on the Great Hungarian Plain along the Danube, with a rich historical and cultural heritage.
Visitors can admire the Baroque-style Kalocsa Cathedral and the Archbishop’s Palace, which are prominent landmarks of the town’s historic center. The Folk Art House offers an insight into traditional Kalocsa folk art and way of life, while the Paprika Museum presents the history and significance of the famous Kalocsa paprika.
The historic town center, with its charming buildings and squares, invites visitors to enjoy a pleasant stroll and discover the unique atmosphere of the town.
MOHÁCS
Specifications
Port of Mohács: 1448,497 Rkm, left bank of the Danube
Number of berths: 1
The permitted number of vessels: 2 vessels (max L: 140 m)
Additional services:
- Biowaste disposal
- Easily accessible
- Large-capacity car park is available for buses and loading
Tourism
Busó Courtyard: A traditional, interactive exhibition showcasing the Busó culture of Mohács and the customs characteristic of the town. Mohács takes pride in its six-day folk tradition, the Busójárás, which is held to drive away winter and was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009.
The Busóudvar complex, situated in the town centre, aims to offer visitors the opportunity to learn about this centuries-old custom and to experience its unique atmosphere every day of the year. The exhibition is housed in a 400-square-metre, U-shaped building lined with arcades, which serves as a home for living traditions.
Mohács National Memorial: The memorial honours the events and victims of the Battle of Mohács in 1526. The exhibition presents the history of the battle, artefacts unearthed from the graves, period clothing and weapons, as well as the memorial stones erected in memory of the fallen. Guided tours of the memorial site are available, and a visit to the exhibition takes approximately one hour. The memorial site will reopen to visitors in 2026, following renovation work.
Dorottya Kanizsai Museum: A local history exhibition, which takes just under 40 minutes to view, is open all year round and can be visited individually or in groups. The exhibition showcases Mohács’s cultural diversity and folk traditions.
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