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Book this free tour to check out Hungary’s largest city, Budapest, and rest easy knowing it’s the economical choice. This is a large group tour, so you might make some new friends along the way too. Your guide will show you the famous sites, tell you stories, and familiarize you with the country’s capital city in just under a half day.

The perfect overview for first-time visitors, this two-hour shared walking tour covers top sights within the Castle District of Budapest. Visit the famous Buda castle, see guards in historical uniforms outside Sandor Palace, enjoy a panorama overlooking the Danube River from the Fisherman’s Bastion, and see where generations of Hungarian kings were coronated at Matthias Church, with an optional interior visit after the tour available at an additional cost.

A walking tour is a great way to discover Budapest’s historic sights, but most options don’t make sure your belly is full after you’ve finished exploring. On this small-group food walking tour, learn about the city’s gastronomy scene, sampling Hungarian classics like nokedli dumpings, palinka, and langos as you wander by some of Budapest’s most popular landmarks.

If you’re seeking an alternative sightseeing experience of Budapest, then look no further than this Monster Roller e-scooter rental package—a fun-filled way to explore the capital city of Hungary. Without having to wait for a group or follow a structured sightseeing itinerary, you can zoom between attractions and choose from different rental durations. Plus, all equipment, route tips, and a city map are provided.

Discover the rich history of Buda Castle on this engaging 2.5-hour walking tour. Explore the oldest part of Budapest with a knowledgeable guide, visiting iconic sites like Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion. Enjoy panoramic views of the Parliament and Pest side while learning about local legends and the fascinating stories that shaped Hungary. This intimate tour, limited to 15 participants, ensures a personal experience amidst the charming atmosphere of Buda Castle. - Duration: 2.5 hours of historical exploration - Small group size with a maximum of 15 participants for an intimate experience - Entrance ticket to Matthias Church included

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.

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.

It can be hard to know where to start exploring in Budapest, but this half-day electric bike tour showcases all the city’s most interesting sights, so you can leave the guidebook behind. Hop on a battery-powered bike and follow a guide along grand avenues, through tucked-away squares, and across the Margit Bridge to see the impressive castle district. Scale hills with ease for panoramic views, and recharge over Hungarian coffee and cake during a pit stop.

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.

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.

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.

Budapest’s markets can feel overwhelming at first — the crowded stalls, the unfamiliar cuts of meat. Many visitors walk through unsure of what they’re seeing or how it fits into everyday Hungarian life. This private tasting tour offers a clear, relaxed way to understand not just the market, but the food, history, and culture that shaped it — through the eyes of someone who grew up with it. My family has lived in Budapest for generations, and food has always been our way of understanding the world. Combined with years cooking professionally in the US and Hungary — including time in a two‑Michelin‑star kitchen and private chef work for visiting actors — I explain Hungarian cuisine through real experience rather than rehearsed stories. As we explore the Great Market Hall, our conversation moves naturally from ingredients to traditions from stories to history. You’ll leave with a full stomach, a deeper sense of Hungarian life, and the feeling that you’ve seen the market the way locals do.

Get to know Budapest by land and water on this 4-hour city and river cruise sightseeing tour. Enjoy a 3-hour panoramic drive around Budapest’s top sights, seeing Heroes’ Square, the City Park, and other highlights, and take a walking tour around the Budapest Castle District. Finish with a 1-hour sightseeing cruise on the River Danube, sailing by landmarks such as the Chain Bridge and Parliament with a drink in hand. Morning departure available.

Sample some of the best Hungarian cuisine—both traditional street food and an authentic meal—on this small-group food tour of Budapest’s vibrant District 7. Explore the historic cultural hub and learn why the food is so beloved while sampling traditional dishes like nokedli dumplings and lángos, paired with pálinka and sweet wine from Hungary’s Tokaji region.

See the sights of Budapest as you cruise the city on a Segway. This tour offers a choice of durations for your guided trip around central Pest. An orientation is provided before the tour begins so that you feel comfortable when it comes time to navigate the streets. Ride past top attractions like St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Hungarian State Opera House and Andrassy Avenue along the way.

Immerse yourself in Hungarian folk culture while enjoying a 4-course dinner cruise on the Danube. Tuck into a delicious 4-course meal with a main dish of your choice, sip a welcome drink included with your ticket, and watch musicians, singers, and folklore dancers in traditional dress entertain you. Enjoy nighttime views of Budapest as you float past Buda Castle, the Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest’s bridges, and more during this 2-hour 15-minute cruise.

Witness the stunning transformation of Budapest as the sun sets over the Danube River. This one-hour river cruise provides a captivating audio guide in multiple languages, allowing you to absorb the rich history and culture of the city while enjoying a complimentary drink of your choice. As daylight fades, witness the city’s architecture bathed in golden light. This cruise offers a unique perspective on Budapest, perfect for travelers seeking a romantic or tranquil evening experience. - One-hour sunset cruise along the Danube River - Multilingual audio guide to enhance your experience - Enjoy one complimentary drink of your choice - Experience Budapest’s beauty in both daylight and sunset.

Step off the typical tourist trail during this delectable culinary outing, and explore Budapest with just a small group for company. Be sure to arrive hungry: You’ll visit numerous stops across the city to taste various treats and delicacies. Head to locals-approved eateries to sample traditional Hungarian staples, and try dishes that represent the city’s immigrant communities, too. Wash it all down with refreshing, local beer.

This tour is for you if you would like to get to know Budapest and the history of the Hungarians without having to walk long hours in the summer heat or the winter cold. There will be no compromises on your tour. Your private transfer will pick you up at the location specified by you. Your licensed local guide will get to know you a bit before the start the tour, so you can enjoy your time to the fullest. You will see the most important sights in Buda and in Pest, and of course some hidden gems off the well beaten path of the classic tourist. We have also included a stop for you to bite into the culinary world of Budapest and to refresh before you continue with your experience. This tour is exactly the way you want it. Entry to the Mathias Church is not guaranteed, it is based on availability and opening hours.

Check out over 20 of the top spots in Budapest from the comfort of your seat aboard your cruise boat on the Danube on this group evening tour. Relax with an included welcome drink as you pass landmarks like the Hungarian Parliament Building, Margaret Bridge, Matthias Church, Buda Castle, and much more. There are bars onboard, so feel free to purchase extra drinks if you’re feeling festive.

Enjoy an evening meal or late-night drinks on this Danube River cruise in Budapest. Get front row seats to admire the UNESCO World Heritage Budapest panorama while sipping a glass of sparkling wine. An optional riverside dinner is also served buffet-style with traditional Hungarian dishes and wine. Enjoy a live salon music entertainment by three members of the renowned Hungaria Folk Orchestra.

Live Music, Unlimited Drinks, Buffet Dinner Embark on a scenic dinner cruise along the breathtaking Danube River. Admire Budapest’s iconic landmarks, including the Hungarian Parliament Building, Liberty Bridge, and more, beautifully illuminated in the evening light. Check-in at Akadémia 3 Dock, situated near the Chain Bridge. Savor an exquisite, chef-curated menu crafted in the show kitchen. Indulge in a thoughtfully prepared selection of seasonal dishes made from the finest ingredients, designed to delight your palate. Raise a glass to the moment with your favorite drink as you step into the illuminated rooftop for panoramic views. Capture breathtaking photos of Budapest’s twinkling skyline and soak in the enchanting atmosphere. End the evening with the perfect blend of stunning views, delicious cuisine, ambient music, and unforgettable memories as you cruise through the heart of Budapest. Let the River Diva turn your night into an extraordinary experience.

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.

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.