Top Hungary Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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.

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.

Cruise the Danube River in the evening on a sightseeing cruise through Budapest. With a beverage in hand, take in the famous sights of Budapest along the banks of the river, deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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.

Avoid crowded viewpoints and the hassle of navigating between landmarks with a relaxed cruise along the Danube River in Budapest. Take in icons like the Hungarian Parliament Building and Széchenyi Chain Bridge from the water while enjoying drinks and a peaceful atmosphere, with a stop at Margaret Island for a refreshing break from the city’s bustle.

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.

Avoid crowded sightseeing bus tours and opt for a fun and more intimate alternative—a private Russian Jeep tour of Budapest. Along the way, you can capture plenty of photos, as there are stops at key landmarks. There’s also an audio guide to ensure you don’t miss the historical background information on the sights, such as the Buda Castle Complex, the Hungarian Parliament Building, and the Hungarian State Opera House.

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.

Experience Budapest from the land and the water on this group tour. Set out comfortably in an air-conditioned bus as you drive through the castle area on the Buda side of the city. Learn about the history of Budapest from your guide and hop off the bus to take a short walk. Continue on to the Pest side, and board a boat for a scenic cruise down the Danube.

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

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.

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.

If it's your first time in Budapest, get the lay of the land and a primer in Hungarian history on this in-depth and affordable walking tour. Join a group of fellow visitors and a guide who knows the city in and out for a stroll to most of the major attractions, including the Hungarian Parliament, Europe's largest synagogue, and St. Stephen’s Basilica.

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.

If you’re short on time in Budapest or want an overview of the city to help plan your sightseeing, this half-day tour is ideal. Settle into an air-conditioned coach and view the must-sees of Hungary’s capital as your guide shares their history. See the Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Heroes Square; stroll around the Buda Castle district; and admire city views from hilltop Gellert Citadel.

We offer deeply personal exploration of history through touching stories, alongside insights into Budapest's vibrant contemporary culture, including its renowned nightlife and urban art scene. In addition to delving into the rich historical significance of the Jewish District, our tours stand out for their emphasis on uncovering hidden symbols and lesser-known narratives, providing a comprehensive understanding beyond typical tourist experiences. This is a group tour and requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate. In the event the minimum number is not reached, you will receive a full refund. Important note: Groups of 8 or more people are required to contact us at least 24 hours in advance and they have to pay a minimum 8 €/ person minimum fee for the tour, whether they booked as a group or separately.

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.

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.

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 chicken paprikash, langos, palinka, and somlói trifle cake as you wander by some of Budapest’s most popular landmarks.

Learn more about Budapest’s long history on a half-day guided tour of the city’s highlights, including a rare look inside the Hungarian Parliament. Drive past city landmarks such as the Chain Bridge, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Heroes' Square, and enjoy a short walk around the Buda Castle District. Finish with a guided interior tour of the neo-Gothic Parliament, with admission included. This tour is available in English and Spanish.

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.

Add a fun twist to your sightseeing tour in Budapest and see the sights aboard a motorized tuk-tuk. Glide around the Buda Castle District; hop off to take photos of Heroes’ Square, Matthias Church, and the Garden of Philosophy; and see the Chain Bridge, St. Stephen's Basilica, and the Hungarian Parliament building.

See the sights of Budapest from a unique vantage point on a small-group electric scooter tour. After a pre-tour test ride, feel confident as you follow your guide through Budapest’s parks and bike paths. Customize your tour by choosing from different routes, including a riverside ride and a comprehensive tour. You can also choose from different tour times.