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Emery_L, Jun 2026
Do the Grand Tour
Excellent tour. Benjamin is an excellent tour guide, knowledgeable and lively, and his (American accent) English is amazing for someone who has never lived in the U.S. We did the Grand Tour, and the second synagogue in Secession style is worth seeing. Highly recommend
Ashok_M, Jun 2026
The BEST way to see Budapest
The scooters are great fun and pretty easy to master and comfortable around the city roads and paths. We had a 3 hour tour which was pretty comprehensive and our guide was fantastic. On a lovely sunny day, I couldn't imagine a better was to see the whole city. Pretty special, especially with a group of friends.
Thelma_M, Jun 2026
Wrong phone number
Tried to call to confirm night before. No contact number. Help number given was not related to this at all. Company was great but driver unhappy because he had to take bags up to the street and Viking was using the luggage belt. They told us to wait in the lobby.
Angela_M, Jun 2026
What a wonderful experience
I loved this tour, our guide Maisha was very knowledgeable and so friendly. Nothing was too much trouble. We took a train to the artists village which I loved as I felt I was seeing and experiencing much more of Budapest. It was a lovely little village with something for all age groups. After taking us around the village, Maisha took us to a little place where we had a slice of Langos and then we had an hour to do what we wanted. This tour was well worth the money.
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Budapest is a fascinating city to explore, and the Hungarian capital is a handy starting point for full-day excursions. Once you’ve had your fill of the city, get out and explore quaint villages, embark on a river cruise, or sip on the region’s famed wines; visitors can even hit up nearby European capitals. Not only do Budapest day trips lead you away from the usual crowds, but they also let travelers immerse themselves in Hungary’s unique landscapes and history.