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Book this tour if it’s your first time in Budapest to get a great overview of the city that will help you plan the rest of your stay. You’ll keep costs down by joining this group tour, and you might make a few new friends along the way, too. Meet your guide near the Budapest Eye, then get ready to start your tour. Make sure to wear comfy shoes, since you’ll be walking from place to place.

This Big Bus hop-on hop-off tour of Budapest is one of the easiest ways to get around the city while you’re traveling. Book your 1-, 2-, or 3-day ticket and explore at your own pace. The route stops at many key areas of Budapest, including Heroes’ Square, the Hungarian Parliament Building, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the Hungarian State Opera House. The bus offers recorded commentary about Budapest's sights in several languages.

Watch Budapest’s skyline transition from day to night during a sunset cruise along the sparkling Danube, which cuts through the heart of the city. Enjoy unlimited prosecco and ambient music as you soak up the scenery and drift past key landmarks including the Hungarian Houses of Parliament, Buda Castle, and Chain Bridge.

Take in Budapest’s city skyline from the waters of the Danube on this sightseeing cruise. After departing from Batthyány Square, spy some of the most iconic tourist hotspots from the river—including Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Matthias Church—before sailing under Chain Bridge, which connects the two cities of the city: Buda and Pest.

View Budapest’s floodlit landmarks by boat on a Danube River evening cruise. Settle on the glass-enclosed vessel, and admire the cityscapes as you cruise by the UNESCO-listed riverbanks, glass in hand. Admire the Hungarian Parliament and Buda Castle district twinkling with lights, and sail under the illuminated Chain Bridge and other bridges. Your choice of Champagne, wine, beer, soda, or mineral water, Wi-Fi, and commentary included.

Take in views of Budapest from sightseeing cruise on the Danube. Set sail and float past landmarks that include Buda Castle, Margaret Island, the Hungarian Parliament Building, and more, all while avoiding the crowds. Snap pictures from the boat’s open sightseeing terrace for panoramic views.

Join this group walking tour to see the sights of Budapest with the freedom to pay what you like, depending on what you think of the tour. Learn all about Fisherman’s Bastion, Buda Castle, and many more landmarks, hearing entertaining stories from your guide. This is a great overview for planning out the rest of your time in Budapest, and doesn’t break the bank.

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.

Skip the hassle of navigating Budapest on your own with this private tuk-tuk city tour. Cruise through iconic landmarks, panoramic viewpoints, and hidden streets inaccessible to larger vehicles, with flexible routing and plenty of photo stops. With hotel pickup, all-weather protection, and warm blankets included, enjoy a seamless, stress-free, and uniquely immersive open-air experience.

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

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.

Discover Budapest with ease and check off lots of dispersed highlights in a half-day with this guided Segway tour. Choose between private or shared group options, then cruise around Buda and Pest’s landmarks without the inconvenience of walking, catching buses, or jostling with others in a large tour group. Ideal for travelers seeking a quick and fun overview of the city, the tour includes training and equipment.

Journey down the river in style on this Budapest cruise experience. Hop aboard one of two vessels with period-accurate designs evoking the historic paddle steamers of the era. Grab your complimentary welcome drink and enjoy an audio guide—available in 30 different languages—as you take in views of the city. Around sunset, the route is adjusted to showcase the Parliament building at its best light.

Go beyond the guidebooks and experience Budapest through the eyes of a local who truly knows and loves their city. With a host by your side, it feels less like a tour and more like exploring with a close friend. Stroll through grand palaces and charming districts, sip coffee in cozy cafés, or dive into the city’s buzzing ruin bars and pop-up markets. Whether you want to admire the sweeping views from Fisherman’s Bastion, wander the historic streets of Buda Castle, or snack on sweet pastries in the Jewish Quarter, your experience is entirely tailored to you. Your guide works with you directly to design a flexible, personalized itinerary—and you can change plans anytime along the way.

Enjoy a scenic evening cruise along the Danube River in Budapest, taking in the city’s illuminated landmarks, including the Buda Castle, Hungarian Parliament, and Chain Bridge. Relax with live music by the Rajko Folk Orchestra, performing local and classic favorites. Choose between a buffet-style dinner or a wine-tasting experience, with a welcome drink and beverages included. Whichever you pick, admire Budapest’s UNESCO-listed panorama while enjoying a delightful evening.

What makes our original Foodapest Street Food Tour truly unique, is that the experience is the perfect blend of authentic Hungarian flavors, local storytelling, and intimate group vibes. Unlike standard food tours, we go beyond just eating: we connect you to the culture, history, and people behind each bite. You’ll taste everything from iconic staples like goulash and chimney cake to lesser-known local favorites, all paired with carefully selected regional wines and spirits. Each stop is a mini cultural deep-dive, guided by locals who share not just food, but the stories and traditions that make Hungary’s cuisine so rich. With a relaxed, small group setting, this isn’t just a tour, it’s a shared culinary journey where you leave full, inspired, and maybe even with a few new friends.

Make sure your cameras are charged when you take this Danube River cruise in Budapest. Pass by sights like Buda Castle, Szechenyi Lanchid, Liberty Statue, Gresham Palace, and much more, learning all about them from the comfort of your seat and an online guide. Enjoy a glass of Tokaj Frizzante or orange juice, provided for you as you cruise the Danube.

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.

Get an in depth look at Budapest’s attractions and contemporary culture on a four-hour walking tour. Your private guide conveniently meets you in your hotel lobby before you set off to visit the city’s most popular sights. Enjoy included traditional cake and coffee, before pre-paid public transportation takes you to Castle Hill. You set the pace and decide how much time you want to spend at each location.

This isn't just "old jewelry." The Holy Crown of Hungary has a history more dramatic than a Netflix series—it’s been stolen, buried, lost, and returned by the U.S. government. You will stand in the massive, 27-meter-high Dome Hall, watched over by stoic guards with drawn sabers, to see the crown and its tilted cross up close. It’s the symbolic heart of the nation. You’ll ascend the Grand Stairway, a space so opulent it makes most European palaces look like a DIY renovation. Imagine walking past massive granite columns—of which only 12 exist in the entire world—under ceilings painted by Károly Lotz. Every inch of the walls is covered in gold leaf and intricate frescoes that tell the story of a thousand-year-old kingdom. f you are between 6-24 and have a valid Student Card you can choose the Youth tickets type

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.

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.

While there are plenty of food tours in Budapest, not many let you sample such a wide range of dishes. On this half-day small-group experience, enjoy a selection of Hungarian dishes, locally made wines, traditional palinka, and rich desserts from vendors and restaurants in and around the city’s Central Market Hall.