Tihany Abbey
Tihany Abbey is a historic Benedictine monastery located on the Tihany Peninsula in Hungary. Founded in 1055, it is known for its stunning hilltop location with views over Lake Balaton. The Abbey's baroque church, completed in the 18th century, houses a fascinating blend of architectural styles and is an important cultural site in Hungary. The Abbey also features an ancient crypt where the founder, King Andrew I, is buried.
Where is it?
Tihany, I. András tér 1, 8237 Hungary
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