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Szentendre, Hungary

Szentendre is situated north of Budapest on the banks of the Danube River. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Budapest by car and approximately 40 minutes by suburban train. Home to roughly 20,000 residents, the town stretches from the west side of the Danube to the Pilis Mountains.

Szentendre is a major tourist destination and is a common day-trip for travellers to Budapest. Its main attraction is the charming, Mediterranean-style architecture of the town centre.

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San Servolo Island, Venice, Italy

San Servolo Island is located in the Venetian lagoon, between the historic center of Venice and the Lido Island (10 minutes by boat from St. Mark’s Square, the heart of Venice).

The island was originally the home of the Venetian Calbana family who, from the year 810 onwards, hosted the seat of a Benedictine Monastery. San Servolo remained a monastery until the mid-eighteenth century, when it was transformed into a Hospital. Following the hospital’s closure in 1978, restoration work of the monumental complex began a few years later and is now completed.

In the spring of 1997, Venice International University was founded and was given access to the newly renovated facilities on the island to hold undergraduate and postgraduate programs, conferences, seminars, and research activity.

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