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Explore the best of Pest on this private eco Segway tour, where your guide leads you through the city highlighting the main attractions and some you wouldn't find on your own. Plus, cover a lot of ground on your Segway- much more than on a walking tour. Receive proper Segway training before you start so you are comfortable and safe as you embark on your tour of Pest.

Budapest is truely amazing and with our ebikes you can go up the hills on the Buda side without real exercise. We cover both the Pest and the Buda sides in around 16 kilometers in 3 hours in a relaxing and fun way. You can enjoy the best views in the center from the top of the Citadella and the Castle district. Later we continue with the Parlament building and the St. Stephen Bazilika. This tour is an excellent way to see all the must see spots of Budapest in a short time. Get engaged with our local guides and get to know the rich Hungarian 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.

Exploring Budapest on a half-day, private van tour cuts down on time in transit so you can do more sightseeing. The tour itinerary focuses on key sites east of the Danube River, and is designed to cover important landmarks from the Central Market Hall to the Parliament building. Pre-booking ensures a quality guide and the convenience of pickup and drop-off at your location.

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.

Looking across the Danube River from its hilltop perch, it's hard to miss Budapest's stately Buda Castle, a must-see attraction for all visitors to the Hungarian capital. On this small-group sightseeing tour, you can visit the Buda Castle and more. Wander the Castle District's cobblestoned streets, enjoy a Buda Castle tour, and stop at must-see Castle Hill sights, including a medieval church, and Fisherman's Bastion.

Get an insider’s introduction to the unique and trendy phenomenon of “ruin bars” during this after-hours pub crawl in Budapest. Visit bars that have been converted from abandoned factories, homes, and shops in the city’s former Jewish Quarter in District VII. You’ll also get a peek at the neighborhood’s iconic street art.

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.

Maximize your time in Budapest on a comprehensive private day tour. The day includes hotel pickup and drop-off, enabling you to focus on the sights rather than organizing your own transportation. This comfortable car tour focuses on the city's main attractions, such as the Castle District, City Park, St. Stephen's Basilica, and Fisherman's Bastion.

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.

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.

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.

The Great Market Hall is Budapest’s biggest covered market, but with three stories to explore, it’s hard to know where to start. Make the most of the market on a tour that showcases its wares and their place in Hungary’s cuisine and culture. Peruse the stalls, get your guide’s take on the products, and enjoy tastings equivalent to a meal—all to ensure a more enriching experience than visiting independently.

Visit Slovakia’s capital of Bratislava on a private 10-hour tour from Budapest. Journey through northern Hungary by private air-conditioned vehicle and explore the cobbled streets of Bratislava Old Town on a walking tour. See landmarks including Michael’s Gate and Bratislava Castle, and visit the Grassalkovich Palace and Primate’s Palace as you uncover their history. Plus, enjoy a restaurant lunch and free time to shop and sightsee independently. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

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.

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.

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.

Explore Budapest with your own private guide on a full-day tour that covers the highlights in a short time. Take in landmarks including Heroes' Square, the City Park, Vajdahunyad Castle, Széchenyi Thermal Bath, and the Budapest Zoo. Walk around Buda’s Castle District, get sweeping views from Gellért Hill, stop into Central Market Hall, and see the Jewish Quarter and Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest synagogue in Europe.

Delve into Budapest’s culinary culture during a walking tour of the Hungarian capital. Along the way, visit the vibrant Central Market Hall, sample traditional cakes in an atmospheric coffee house, and more. Also sample local wines, spirits, and cheeses during a sommelier-led tasting, with exclusive discounts on wine purchases. Choose from a small-group or private tour for a personalized experience either way.

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.

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.

Discover Budapest’s highlights on this panoramic sightseeing tour. As you travel between the sights, learn about Hungary’s 1,000-year-old history and pass landmarks such as St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Parliament, and more. Walk around the Buda Castle District, and view the monuments to Hungary’s kings and national heroes at Heroes’ Square. The handy half-day morning tour leaves time in your itinerary for other activities later.

This is the ideal tour for travelers with a sweet tooth! You’ll discover some of the tastiest cakes and coffee houses in Budapest with a guide to recommend the best dishes to try. By going on a guided tour, you’ll discover secret spots that locals love, that you wouldn’t find alone. Explore hidden retro confectioneries, a rustic strudel shop, a place that specializes in chimney cake, and much more. A perk of this tour is the fact that coffee, cakes, and other treats are included.

As the highest point in Budapest, Elisabeth Tower offers unmatched views often missed by tourists due to its distance from the center. Breathe fresh air as you ride the chairlift up the hills of Buda—especially refreshing in summer—on this small-group tour with private transport, before taking in the stunning cityscape vista from the Elisabeth Lookout, a perfect spot for photos.