Danube Cruise Including Welcome Drink
Spend your afternoon on a memorable Danube Cruise and enjoy the Pearl of the Danube panorama! You will meet with your fellow travellers at the heart of Pest.
From EURO
€12.85
Cruising Along the Danube With a Sightseeing Tour of Budapest
Explore the fascinating history, stunning architecture, many historic towns, fairytale castles and rocking nightlife of Budapest.
Book easily within a large number of selected private tours of Budapest to discover the Paris of the East!
Budapest, the capital of Hungary and the most culturally significant metropolises in Eastern Europe and home to many UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Although people have resided here since the Stone Age, this lovely city only officially came into being in 1872 with the merger of three formerly independent towns - Old Buda, Pest, and Buda - to become the industrial, commercial and administrative centre of Hungary.
Straddling the River Danube, Budapest is renowned because of its beautiful architecture and its thermal springs, some of that have been used since prehistory for healing goals.
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Dinner, Cruise with Fireworks - 20 August in Budapest
Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities of the world, according to a New York Times article and millions of tourists from all around the globe.
From EURO
€119.00
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HalloWeen Party Cruise on the Danube in Budapest
Is there a better place to spend All Hallows’ Eve than on a one-of-a-kind Danube river cruise packed with witches, ghosts, zombies and a whole bunch of drinks?
From EURO
€34.00
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Dinner & Cruise with Live music on Christmas Eve in Budapest
Join us and cruise through the calm city swimming in beautiful holiday lights and experience the peaceful pleasure of Christmas Night!
From EURO
€74.00
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Dinner & Cruise with Live Music on Christmas Day in Budapest
The Hungarian capital has most of the amazing sights right next to the Danube, the river that connects 7 European countries and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From EURO
€25.00
Price varies by dates
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Hungarian Folklore Performance and Dinner & Cruise in Budapest
Combine your Folklore Dance Show with a beautiful Dinner Cruise on the Danube and witness the breathtaking night panorama of Budapest in a 1 hour and 30 minutes long cruise.
From EURO
€50.00
Price varies by dates
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Gala Concert and Dinner & Cruise in Budapest
Combine your Gala Concert with a beautiful Dinner Cruise on the Danube and witness the breathtaking night panorama of Budapest in a 1 hour and 30 minutes long cruise.
From EURO
€62.00
Price varies by dates
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In the footsteps of Hasidic communities - Kosher Tour
This unique, full-day tour follows in the footsteps of thriving Jewish communities living in the Hungarian country(side) during the olden days.
From EURO
€1,925.00
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Organ Concert Plus Dinner & Cruise in Budapest
The neo-classical St. Stephen’s Basilica is the most famous church in Hungary, one of the most significant sights, and also the third tallest building in the country.
From EURO
€45.00
Price varies by dates
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Private 3-hour Budapest City Tour
Enjoy the comfort of a private city tour and discover the sights of Budapest in your rhythm. See the most important sights of the city. Flexible route according to your wishes
From EURO
€31.00
Price varies by group size
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Danube River Cruise
Take this cruise, and you will know why Budapest is called the Pearl of the Danube. 1 hour and 30 minutes of absolute pleasure!
From EURO
€16.00
Price varies by dates
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Private 5 Hour Budapest City Tour
Enjoy the comfort of a private city tour and discover the sights of Budapest in your rhythm. See the most famous sights of the city and even the less known sights of Budapest.
From EURO
€40.00
Price varies by group size
Private In Depth 7 Hour Budapest City Tour
Enjoy the comfort of a private city tour and discover the sights of Budapest in your rhythm. See the most famous sights of the city and even the "hidden treasures" of Budapest
From EURO
€44.00
Price varies by group size
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Private Budapest Walking Tour
Discover the sights of Budapest on foot. Choose from our different Budapest walking tours and see the top attractions and the "hidden treasures" of Budapest.
From EURO
€13.00
Price varies by group size
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Eat Hungary – Gourmet Small Group Walking Tour
Discover Hungarian cuisine with 8 different tastings of mouthwatering specialities during a guided walking tour through the heart of downtown Pest & the Jewish Quarter.
From EURO
€13.00
Price varies by group size
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Private City Tour By Bike
Why punish your feet walking?! There is no better way to see the sights and learn the history of Budapest than by joining a bike tour.
From EURO
€19.50
Price varies by group size
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Private Budapest by Night
Visit the illuminated 'Paris of the East' and spend a memorable evening at a traditional restaurant. Enjoy the folk dance show, gipsy music and tasty dishes.
From EURO
€35.00
Price varies by group size
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Private Gödöllő Sisi Tour
Explore Gödöllő Palace, the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth and Francis Joseph. Visit the beautiful Baroque Palace in Gödöllő.
From EURO
€35.00
Price varies by group size
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Private Magic Hungary Tour
A Magic combination: Explore Gödöllő Palace, the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth, enjoy the carriage ride and traditional horse show with breathtaking elements.
From EURO
€35.00
Price varies by group size
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Private Szentendre Tour
See Szentendre, the picturesque Artists' Village in the Danube Bend. Walk along the narrow cobbled streets and taste the Hungarian speciality, so-called “lángos.”
From EURO
€48.00
Price varies by group size
Top 10 Things to See and Do in Budapest
Heroes' Square
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The remarkable Heroes' Square was mostly the work of architect Albert Schickedanz. Highlights include the Millennium Monument, a 36-metre column unveiled in the late nineteenth century and crowned by a figure of the Archangel Gabriel.bove the corner, columns are amazing works in bronze by Zala. To the Unknown Soldier, Monument stands a memorial in front of the Millennium.
The Danube Promenade
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Wander its banks as you take in the breathtaking buildings of the city. On the banks of the Danube that you will see the haunting cooling Shoes of the Danube Bank memorial, a chain of 60 pairs of steel sculpted shoes commemorating Jews shot dead during WWII. A century old riverside is nice to walk along by the Elisabeth Cheney Chain Bridges. Another excellent way to explore the Danube is a private tour of Budapest.
Hungarian National Museum
3
Founded in 1802, the brilliant Hungarian National Museum, a significant ancient building wall with two courtyards, A monument to the famous Hungarian poet Já, in addition to its massive portico, nos Arany impresses, the gardens with their many busts of famous people. Outstanding displays consist of the Royal Regalia, as well as Hungary pre- and early history from the Stone Age through to the early Middle Ages and Roman times.
Parliament building
4
The Parliament building, the Museum of Ethnography and the Ministry of Agriculture. This Neo-Gothic building, the world's third-biggest parliament building was inaugurated in 1886 to mark the 1, 000th anniversary. Of the state boasts an impressive 19 kilometres of hallways and stairway as well as 691 rooms. Guided private tours of Budapest contain a lot of the highlights of the building, like the Hungarian Crown Jewels, guided tours available.
City Woodland Park - Varosliget
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City Woodland Park is popular with visitors and the locals. Covering some 302 acres, the park was laid out in the 19th century to designs by famous French landscape gardener Nebbiolo. There are two prominent art museums: the Municipal Zoological and Botanical Garden and the outstanding Transport Museum of Budapest, boasting one of Europe's earliest groups of scale model railroad tracks.
Margaret Island
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Margaret Island, just 2.4 kilometres long and 503 meters broad is Budapest's first diversion and recuperative facility for most locals. Thermal spring-fed medical bathrooms carefully tended trails and gardens, as well as the ruins of many buildings that are historical; all serve to bring many visitors that are daily. A highlight of any visit is a large health spa complex that covers more than 17 acres and contains a bathroom with man-made waves.
Budapest's Inner Ring
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The inner ring surrounds the old city centre of Pest, following the former city walls. Plus the Hungarian National Museum that is outstanding, it is here you will locate among the finest Baroque churches in the city, the 18th-century University Church, and also the Petofi Literary Museum with its assortment of functions by writers and the nation's top poets in your tour of Budapest. Pest Synagogue and Jew Museum are of interest.
The Outer Ring
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The four distance long Outer Ring begins at the east end of Margaret Bridge and continues to the east end of Petofi Bridge in a semicircle, nearly parallel to the inner ring around the city of Pest. Highlights contain West Station, a secure building erected by the Parisian business of Eiffel, as well as Central Europe biggest shopping mall, the WestEnd City Center, with over 400 stores in the 1870 s.
House of Terror
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Found in Pest in the Terézváros district, the House of Terror is a jarring, but a significant museum that records the dictatorial oppression of Hungary faced during its Nazi and Stalinist regimes. After the headquarters of the State Protection Authority, the building was the website of the brutal interrogation and torture of dissidents and many political activists during the twentieth century. Private tours to the chillingly realistic jail cell replicas in the cellar.
Ruin Pubs
10
Since Hungarians suffered so much after the war, through WWII, there were many buildings left empty and deserted. Hipsters and artists transferred into the places that were lost and had turned them into different pubs which are the preferred local area. Each one has its distinctive individuality. Immediate and Szimpla are the two most well-known, but there are lots of new ones going and always coming something around.
Travel Tips for Budapest
Best Time To Visit Budapest
For me to experience a white Christmas and the joy of roasted chestnuts and mulled wine at the winter market. Oh, it is my favourite time of the year and was lucky enough to celebrate it with the twinkling lights and the smells and colours of the markets. Great way to see the city with a guided tour. Regardless of when you visit you will have an amazing time.
Typical Costs in Budapest
Budapest is a fabulous place and it can be expensive but it can also be a budget holiday if you book flights early enough and your accommodation well in advance. Guided tours are cheap and the lovely little cafes in the back streets and the wine bars are very reasonably priced. If you decide to just go at the last minute the prices may be higher for flights and accommodation. Pre-book any guided or sightseeing tours.
Know Before Visiting Budapest
The only downside of Hungary is to be beware at all time, but as like many large cities it is the same everywhere, keep all valuables including your passports in your hotel safe and only take enough cash or a bank card with you for the day. Try to steer clear of the park around the train station as it is deemed unsafe in the evenings even with the improved security. Only change your money in legitimate change offices, your hotel will advise the best one.
Weather in Budapest
The weather in Hungary cannot be predicted too far in advance and varies from year to year due to the world climate change; it seems to effect Hungary more so. The best chance of lovely weather is in the second half of may, June & September are by far the busiest months. July is hot and humid but, if you come in the early months of the year and do not mind the cold, there are fewer tourists then. October is sunny and dry.
Travel Tips for Budapest
Best Time To Visit Budapest
For me to experience a white Christmas and the joy of roasted chestnuts and mulled wine at the winter market. Oh, it is my favourite time of the year and was lucky enough to celebrate it with the twinkling lights and the smells and colours of the markets. Great way to see the city with a guided tour. Regardless of when you visit you will have an amazing time.
Typical Costs in Budapest
Budapest is a fabulous place and it can be expensive but it can also be a budget holiday if you book flights early enough and your accommodation well in advance. Guided tours are cheap and the lovely little cafes in the back streets and the wine bars are very reasonably priced. If you decide to just go at the last minute the prices may be higher for flights and accommodation. Pre-book any guided or sightseeing tours.
Know Before Visiting Budapest
The only downside of Hungary is to be beware at all time, but as like many large cities it is the same everywhere, keep all valuables including your passports in your hotel safe and only take enough cash or a bank card with you for the day. Try to steer clear of the park around the train station as it is deemed unsafe in the evenings even with the improved security. Only change your money in legitimate change offices, your hotel will advise the best one.
Weather in Budapest
The weather in Hungary cannot be predicted too far in advance and varies from year to year due to the world climate change; it seems to effect Hungary more so. The best chance of lovely weather is in the second half of may, June & September are by far the busiest months. July is hot and humid but, if you come in the early months of the year and do not mind the cold, there are fewer tourists then. October is sunny and dry.
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