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Explore Budapest’s rich culinary heritage beyond standard tourist spots on a small-group walking tour through downtown Pest and the historic Jewish Quarter. Guided by a local expert, you’ll visit family-run eateries, authentic street food vendors, and a 19th-century market hall. Savor 10 classic tastings—ranging from savory lángos and rich goulash to fruit soup, local cheeses, and artisanal sausages—paired with local wines, beer, and traditional grape must. Along the way, take in vibrant street art, pass historic landmarks, and experience the city’s iconic ruin bar culture.

Discover more details about the historic Buda Castle than you could in guidebooks on this half-day small-group walking tour. Take in the unique architecture of the Royal Palace, explore the castle’s hidden courtyards, and wander through ancient marketplaces at Becsi Kapu Square, all while listening to tales from Budapest’s storied history.

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.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Budapest for a day trip to a picturesque town on the banks of the Danube River—Szentendre. The city of culture, history and amazing architecture . As you explore the town’s highlights with a private guide, benefit from in-depth guide commentary to help you understand what makes this beautiful setting a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Explore the neo-Gothic Hungarian Parliament Building,visit the National Assembly hall, and Holy Crown inside. Hear about the 1,000-year history of Hungary’s capital inside the Parliament building (tickets included). Audioguide is available in Spanish , in English, in French, in German or in Italian. Experience the beautiful sights of Budapest on an evening river cruise along the Danube River. See famous landmarks such as the Chain Bridge, which connects the eastern and western sides of the city, as well as Buda Castle. Please note the cruise service is NOT private and the tour is AUDIOGUIDED. During the cruise enjoy your choice of a glass of Champagne, wine, beer, soda, or mineral water .(Included in your ticket) Onboard film and recorded commentary in 30 languages, plus Wi-Fi included

If you need to travel between Budapest Airport and central Budapest, opt for a private transfer. This convenient service runs between the airport and city hotels, or vice-versa, offering a fuss-free alternative to a train journey or car rental abroad. You’ll leave the navigation to a professional local driver, and get dropped right outside your ideal location: the airport, hotel, or private accommodation.

Skip the hassle of planning transport and navigation with this private guided tour to the Danube Bend north of Budapest. Visit Szentendre’s charming old town and the historic Visegrad Citadel while enjoying personalized attention from your guide. With hotel pickup and a dedicated driver included, experience the region’s scenic beauty and history seamlessly and stress-free.

Discover the sights of the Danube Bend in one trip on this full-day tour from Budapest. Drive across the border into Slovakia, and visit Esztergom’s green-domed Basilica, the seat of Hungary’s Catholic church. Then, admire the Danube and Visegrad Castle views during a traditional 3-course Hungarian lunch. After, enjoy a guided stroll around cobbled Szentendre, famous for its art shops. Return transport, with a Danube boat ride back to Budapest (May-September), are included.

Have only a limited time to discover Budapest? See the best of the city in just half a day on this private tour. Choose from numerous start times, meet your guide directly at your hotel, and hop aboard your private vehicle. You’ll stop to discover key landmarks ranging from St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Hungarian Parliament Building to Buda Castle, the Fisherman’s Bastion, and more, all while learning the stories behind the sights.

With so many unique sights across the city, it can be tough to explore Budapest on your own without missing things. On this small-group walking tour, take in a curated selection of some of the city’s most popular sights, together with a few hidden gems that most tourists miss. Snap photos of St. Stephen’s Basilica, reflect at the Shoes on the Danube Bank Holocaust memorial, and much more.

Ideally suited for cruise ship passengers, this private, one-way car transfer between Budapest port and anywhere in Budapest lets you skip the taxi lines. Enjoy a comfortable ride in a climate-controlled sedan or minivan, with room for up to 15 passengers. Private transfers can be booked 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

View Budapest from a unique vantage point on the water—when the city is lit up for the evening—on this Danube River cruise with an included 4-course dinner. Watch as the city transitions from day to night as you dine on multiple dishes, and enjoy the sights of the city from a comfortable viewpoint onboard a riverboat. As you cruise the waters, spot landmarks such as Buda Castle, Margaret Bridge, and the Hungarian Parliament Building.

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.

Spend a day away from the crowds of the capital without having to join a massive tour group. This private tour takes you a short distance southwest of Budapest to Lake Balaton, a sprawling lake surrounded by charming towns and rolling countryside. Cruise through your day at a leisurely pace with only your private guide by your side. Take a ferry cruise across the lake, walk around the historic village of Tihany (home to the 11th-century Benedictine Tihany Abbey) and enjoy the picturesque views from the Balatonfüred promenade.

Though today Budapest's Jewish Quarter is a bustling entertainment hub full of chic bars and restaurants, within this district there's a rich cultural history if you know where to look. Follow your guide to uncover the Jewish history of Budapest's District VII on this walking tour. You can visit the largest synagogue in Europe, learn about the history of the Holocaust, and stroll along the district's 18th-century high street, spotting landmarks as you go.

Experience the sights and sounds of Budapest on a four-hour e-bike tour. Visit Freedom Square, Margaret Bridge, and more. You'll enjoy the thrill of seeing the city by bike and won’t get worn out thanks to the electric motor.  Your guide is with you every step of the way to narrate the tour and answer questions. Across the river, enjoy a break with complimentary cake and coffee, before continuing the tour.

Explore Budapest’s top attractions by bike on this 2-hour guided tour. Cycle past the Jewish Quarter, the sites of City Park, the iconic statues in Heroes’ Square, the UNESCO-listed Andrassy Avenue and more. As you go, your guide will provide historical background, anecdotes and fun facts about the surrounding architecture while you travel on the safe bike paths lining the city. Your tour route will remain on smaller roads to ensure a relaxing sightseeing experience.

Admire the beautiful Buda Castle District on a walking tour in Budapest. Follow a local guide around the cobblestone streets and hear stories of the city’s rich history. See UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Royal Palace, as well as the lesser-known landmarks such as Sandor Palace. Be sure to capture pictures with family and friends from the panoramic lookout of Fisherman’s Bastion before you head out.

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.

Hungary’s capital united Buda and Pest, two cities divided by the Danube River. See both sides during sunset or under the night sky on this cruise. Come aboard a boat and glide down the river with Hungarian sparkling wine in hand. Relaxing music and English commentary fill the airwaves as you drift down the Danube. Be sure to keep your camera at the ready for great photo ops of the Hungarian Parliament Building.

Get acquainted with Hungary's culinary culture and history with a sommelier as your guide during this afternoon tasting experience. Sip five top local wines paired with fresh bread, Hungarian cheese, and charcuterie. Learn more than you would dining out alone. A tasting sheet helps you keep track of the different wines; also receive a map of the Hungarian wine regions to keep.

Beneath Budapest lies a vast network of caves, several of which are open to the public. While some caving routes require visitors to climb and crawl through tight passageways and can be difficult for those with no spelunking experience to navigate, this guided cave tour offers an easy way to explore. Visit two well-lit caves with paved surfaces: Szemlo-Hegyi and Pálvölgyi.

Whether you’re tired from a busy day exploring Budapest or gearing up for a night on the town, enjoy unlimited prosecco on this 60-minute evening river cruise. Meander down the Danube while taking in sights of illuminated Budapest, snap photos from the on-board terrace, or relax on the temperature-controlled lower deck.

See a different side of Budapest with this night tour around the Buda Castle District. As well as passing key landmarks—such as Buda Castle and Matthias Church, the tour reveals mysterious stories that you wouldn’t find in a guidebook. Highlights include tales of Vlad Dracula, the city’s dark history, and notorious characters from the 19th century.