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Get to know Budapest’s Castle District on foot with this group walking tour. In the company of a guide, explore the Castle District and ask all the questions you have about the area. Visit Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, and more and learn about the history of Budapest’s Castle District. This group tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate, with a full refund if the minimum is not met.

Delight in traditional Hungarian folk music and dancing during a live performance in Budapest. Sit back and enjoy the authentic folk show from one of the top ensembles in the country, the award-winning Rajkó Folk Ensemble. A variety of food and drink packages—including the chance to try Hungarian goulash stew—ensure you’re fueled up for the evening. Enjoy a fun night out in the Hungarian capital.

Explore Hungary’s renowned Etyek wine region—and enjoy a hassle-free way to travel beyond Budapest city limits—on this half-day tasting tour, complete with lunch or dinner. Set off with your group (or just your guide, if private option selected), and head to Etyek, famed for its white and sparkling wines. Visit two or three top wineries to taste their wines and learn about their craft. This intimate tour also features a traditional Hungarian meal.

Budapest’s nightlife is legendary, but knowing where to go and how to get in can be tricky. This guided pub crawl solves that with a ready-made social group, drink deals, party games, and seamless access to top venues, capped off with VIP entry to popular clubs so you can skip the lines and dive straight into the city’s electric after-dark scene.

Guarantee your spot at an organ concert at St. Stephen’s Basilica, one of Budapest's most iconic landmarks, when you book in advance. This performance features classical masterpieces by composers such as Bach and Vivaldi, played by Hungary's finest musicians. The basilica’s Neoclassical architecture and excellent acoustics create the perfect setting for an evening of music that will transport you through history.

Budapest is full of UNESCO World Heritage–listed monuments, architectural wonders, and lively markets, but visiting on a group tour means a fixed itinerary and less time to explore. Instead, maximize your time with a private tour and tick off attractions such as Buda Castle, Széchenyi Thermal Bath, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the Central Market. Add other attractions to suit your own interests. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Budapest’s rich history and vibrant neighborhoods can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Discover the city with a local guide on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. Museum visits can be included upon request. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour highlights hidden gems, local stories, and a deeper connection to Budapest beyond the typical tourist spots.

This guided walking tour is an affordable way to get a quick overview of the city without the worry of getting lost. Led by a guide, you can check off key landmarks, such as the Chain Bridge, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Vaci Street, and Vorosmarty Square—all with insightful commentary to keep you up to speed on the sights. Tips for the tour guide are not included.

Budapest’s ruin pubs are unique, and as such, a must-do for visitors. Housed in abandoned buildings with no signs outside, they can be hard to find for those not in the know. This tour takes you to five to experience their unique vibe, and is the city’s longest-running ruin pub crawl. Enjoy a complimentary shot in each bar, learn about Budapest’s nightlife from your guide, and finish with skip-the-line admission to its biggest ruin club.

Saddle up for a comprehensive 2.5 or 4-hour tour of Budapest by bike. See more sights than you could cover by walking, hitting top attractions like Heroes’ Square, City Park, the Parliament Building and the Great Market Hall, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. For the longer tour, a hot drink and sweet baked treat are included.

Book this private tour for an insider's look at two towns along the Danube, Szentendre and Visegrad. Explore cobblestone streets with your guide, learning more than on a self-guided tour. Check out Hungarian artwork, visit museums and galleries. In Visegrad, options include visiting castle ruins and stopping for lunch (both extra). Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Make the most of your time in Budapest without wearing out your shoes on this private tour of Budapest by electric tuk-tuk. Take in as much of the city as possible, from the main attractions like Buda Castle and Heroes’ Square to the hidden spots that tourists usually miss. Sit back and relax while snapping pictures of the city.

Explore the neo-Gothic Hungarian Parliament Building, visit the National Assembly hall, and see the Holy Crown inside. Hear about the 1,000-year history of Hungary’s capital inside the Parliament building with an audio guide in Spanish, English, French, German, or Italian. Visit St. Stephen's Basilica, located in the heart of Pest. Tour the basilica's main hall and admire its superb works of art, monumental frescoes, and the fascinating symbolic details that adorn every corner. See Hungary's most precious religious relic: the mummified right hand of St. Stephen, Hungary's first king and an emblematic figure in the country's history. Climb up to the upper balcony of the basilica and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of Budapest, with fascinating explanations of the iconic buildings you'll see on the horizon. Discover the basilica's treasury, along with other unique relics and liturgical objects that bear witness to the historical and religious richness of the site.

Swap crowded sightseeing buses for a small-group adventure in the open air—an e-scooter tour. Cover more ground than a walking tour, and tick off lots of city highlights in a short space of time—such as the Chain Bridge, Fisherman’s Bastion, or Castle Hill. Conveniently, there are a variety of different itineraries to book, so you can pick if there’s a particular area you’d like to explore, such as Buda.

Experience the majestic beauty of Matthias Church, a stunning masterpiece located in the heart of Budapest’s Castle District.

Swap crowded double-decker buses for a much more memorable form of Budapest sightseeing—a tour in a Russian jeep. Tick off the city's main sights—such as the Hungarian Parliament Building, Buda Castle, Gellert Hill, and the Jewish Quarter, and go to special places inaccessible by bus tours. No need to worry about missing out on photo opportunities, as the jeep stops so you can get out and have a walk at notable locations.

This tour takes visitors through the history of Jewish heritage in Hungary, taking visitors to touching memorials for the Jews persecuted and killed in the Second World War, as well as the Jewish Quarter in Budapest. This district is UNESCO protected for the incredibly significant structures it houses, such as the Synagogue building and Jewish cemetery.

Cast your sightseeing net wider while in Budapest to enjoy the artists’ town of Szentendre, known as the “Southern Gateway to the Danube Bend. Explore the baroque town's cobbled lanes and arty shops. Includes round-trip transport, the latter including a Danube cruise back to Budapest between May 1 and October 31 (Fridays–Sundays). On Tuesdays and during the off-season, travel back by comfortable coach.

Dive head first into medieval Hungarian history on a private tour of the Castle District. Go beyond the general overview you find on most group tours and discover the secret history of the district. For 2.5-hours, enjoy the personal attention of a private guide and feel free to ask as many questions as you like. Round out your tour with a coffee and pastry at a traditional cafe.

Go sightseeing along the River Danube on this scenic evening cruise with onboard live music from a folk orchestra. Choose from multiple packages to suit your preferences—including the option to include cocktails, wine, bottomless prosecco, and more. Along the way, take in views of top sights including Buda Castle, Parliament House, and the Citadel. A great start to a night out in Budapest or as a standalone activity.

Instead of being stuck on a crowded tour bus, one of the best ways to get your bearings of Budapest is to explore it by e-bike. An eco-friendly and convenient way to get around the city, you can tick off lots of sights in just a few hours, including Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, Andrassy Avenue, and the Hungarian Parliament Building. Ride innovative e-bikes from KTM for a comfortable and effortless experience.

There are many vantage points across the city that allow you to take in the Budapest skyline, but they’re often heaving with other tourists. Escape the hustle and bustle with a ride down the Danube on this river cruise experience that takes you under all of Budapest’s main bridges. Learn facts about the city as you watch the sights pass by with the included audioguide.

Explore what was the private residence of ‘Sissi,’ the much-loved 19th-century Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, on this half-day trip to Godollo from Budapest. Travel northeast to this 18th-century baroque palace, a favorite retreat of Sissi and her husband, Emperor Franz Joseph I, and bypass the ticket lines to tour the rooms and parkland as you learn about their daily lives here. Includes skip-the-line admission, air-conditioned transport, and hotel pickup in Budapest.

Escape the crowds and rigid schedules of standard tours on this private full-day trip to the Danube Bend, one of Hungary’s most scenic and culturally rich regions. Designed for solo travelers, couples, families, or small groups, this customizable experience lets you explore at your own pace—without the hassle of big groups. Discover highlights such as Visegrád’s medieval castle with panoramic views, Esztergom’s grand basilica and Treasury (plus a quick trip across the border to Slovakia for the best photo ops), the charming cobbled streets of Szentendre lined with artisan shops, and the whimsical Marzipan Museum. Along the way, enjoy peaceful nature walks in the Pilis Biosphere Reserve and savor fresh trout or wild game at a cozy forest restaurant.