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.
Discover Etyek the nearest wine region to Budapest and learn the secrets of winemaking. Smell the fruity grapes and taste the delicious wines of a family winery.
Be charmed by Hollókő, the little village listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. See the 17th and 18th-century traditional architecture preserved in its original state.
Spend a pleasant day in Eger. Walk around the historical city centre and climb up to the fortress to see the view. Visit some of the wine cellars in Eger.
Visit Esztergom, Visegrád and Szentendre, the three most beautiful cities in the Danube Bend and get acquainted with the Hungarian history along the "Blue Danube".
Visit the Herend Porcelain Manufactory, explore Lake Balaton and enjoy the view from the Tihany Abbey and walk along the promenade in Balatonfüred.
Taste a variety of speciality Hungarian chocolate at our workshop. Take home your own made chocolate bar at the end of the tour!
Use a Budapest City Card to see the best that the city has to offer. Includes free public transport, walking tours and entry to many of the most popular museums in the city.
Join a delicious tour inside the largest and most iconic markets of Budapest! - You will be greeted by the true Hungarian mentality.
Explore one of the most beautiful capitals of Europe with a professional historian guide on this tailor-made full-day Budapest tour!
Enjoy a private tour in Budapest and in the countryside with the oldtimer, the Volkswagen T1 Samba. Excellent panoramic view, private sightseeing.
Spending a night in the Jewish district is just as desired by all travellers in Budapest as admiring the Parliament building or the Danube promenade.
Join to a wonderful historic journey in one of the most beautiful capitals of Europe and explore the must-see sights with a professional historian guide!
The most famous words of Robert Capa were "If your photographs aren’t good enough, you’re not close enough." Visit the Robert Capa photography center today!
Feel the spirit of Christmas in one of the most popular Christmas markets of Europe! - From Budapest straight to the neighboring Vienna.
Exploring Budapest has never been easier - or cheaper! Enjoy the best things to do in Budapest such as sightseeing cruises, walking tours and much more!
We created our private tours for people who want to experience the Hungarian Jewish culture and heritage in Budapest intimately.
We created our private tours service for those people, who want to have an intimate experience about the Hungarian Jewish culture and the incredible amount of Jewish heritage.
The best Christmas Market of Europe is waiting for you with open arms at the Croatian capital! - Bring the Christmas spirit closer!
Are you looking for an exclusive and truly special experience in Budapest? The secrets of Gellért – scenic tour under the bath and Skip The Line Entrance Ticket.
Budapest is most romantic during the nighttime with the Danube reflecting the illuminated view. The Hungarian capital has most of the amazing sights right next to the Danube
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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