Group Experiences in Budapest

Take some time to discover the real story behind Jewish life in the world's second biggest synagogue, and celebrate Jewish culture and history. See, hear, and remember WW1 and WWII through thought-provoking exhibits, and witness the burial ground of 2,600 Jews who died in the Holocaust.

Get to know the famous sights of Budapest during this sightseeing cruise along the River Danube. The Budapest sightseeing cruise takes you past the most famous bridges and showcases views of the city from the observation deck. From aboard the boat, you can see at the capital's beauty and its most spectacular buildings.

Discover Hungary’s stunning third largest church, stretching 87 meters long and 55 meters wide. The impressive structure rises 96 meters high, matching the Parliament building in height. Dedicated to St. Stephen I, the cathedral holds his mummified right hand, a treasured relic.

Cover all the essential must-sees and save a load of money with the Budapest Card. See the best of the Hungarian capital with a 24-hour, 48-hour, 72-hour, 96-hour or 120-hour pass. See all the museums, plus get two free walking tours (one in Buda, one in Pest), free public transport, free entry into the Lukács Thermal Bath and Pool, and loads of dining discounts to boot. If you're Hungary for adventure, this card will make it happen!

Learn the moving history of the Hungarian Jewish community throughout two world wars and the Holocaust at the Hungarian Jewish Museum & Dohány Synagogue Complex with this time-saving fast track ticket.

The Széchenyi Spa Baths make up the largest medicinal bath in Europe. With 15 indoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, and three huge outdoor pools, you'll be bathing in utter bliss and boosting your health at the same time. Enjoy spa access and feel the high concentration of minerals in the water as they make your skin feel baby-soft. This decadent treat should be part of any trip to Budapest! At Szechenyi Spa Baths, you'll enjoy hot tubs, saunas, and jet-powered underwater massages. Plus, there's a gym if you want to 'earn' your soaks.

Take a one-hour evening sightseeing cruise on the Danube River between the Buda and Pest sides of Budapest. Begin boarding at a central location in the city. During the trip, select a beverage from available options including champagne, wine, beer, soft drinks, or mineral water. View significant landmarks in Budapest along the way, such as the Chain Bridge, the Elisabeth Bridge, the Parliament Building, Buda Castle on the hill, and Margaret Island. The tour includes an audio guide available in multiple languages, providing insights into the sights passed during the cruise.

Board a cruise on the Danube River in Budapest. View landmarks such as the Hungarian Parliament building and Buda Castle illuminated at night. Take in the beauty of the city's skyline and relax as you glide past bridges and waterfronts.

Is it a bus? Is it a boat? Actually it's both! The RiverRide is the perfect way to make a splash in Budapest as you see the sights. Board this flaming yellow fun bus and see St Steven’s Basilica, Hero's Square, Parliament, the Citadel and more from your amphibious vehicle!

Take a cruise along the Danube River in Budapest. See the city's landmarks illuminated at night from the water and enjoy a dinner while you sail.

Enter The Cat Museum Budapest, where the beauty of cats is showcased through art. Wander through galleries with a drink while admiring local and global artists' creativity. Discover famous artworks cleverly reimagined with cats as stars and porcelain masterpieces from renowned artisans in the pinnacle gallery. In the Jungle Room, learn about the genetic mysteries of diverse cat breeds. Kids can enjoy the Children's Corner, a spot for crafting cat-inspired art. Film lovers can enjoy short films, or test their cat knowledge with a tablet quiz and find souvenirs at the gift shop. Of course, you can meet the museum's resident cats! Please note that cats naturally like to nap during the day. Although they are naturally social and friendly, it cannot be predicted when each one will be active or in the mood to play.

The price, or should that be slice, is right for these Budapest Pizza Cruise tickets. Add a little cheese to your city break from the deck of a cruise boat as you soak up the sights of beautiful Budapest and tuck into a delectable, lip-smackingly good pizza! Soak up the brilliance of Hungary’s capital city, check out those panoramic views from the Danube, and see sights like the House of Parliament from the water—it's the third-largest parliamentary building in the world and looks its absolute best from the water. What a way to end your stay or start your night out in Budapest!

Ever wondered what people did in the 1800s when they couldn't play _Pokemon Go_ on their phones all day? They played pinball! You'll see pinball machines from the 1800s right through to today and even get to play on a bunch of them at Budapest Pinball Museum - the #1 museum in Budapest on TripAdvisor!

This Hop-On Hop-Off tour of Budapest allows you to discover one of Europe’s greatest cities from a double-decker bus. Plus you'll also get access to a walking tour, a river cruise and digital commentary in 23 languages. That's a lot of sightseeing! Take your pick from a Discover, Essential or Explore ticket and access all of Budapest at your fingertips.

This guided tour will take you to the best spots in Budapest, with time to explore key historic areas like the Castle District with an expert guide. After exploring the Castle District, you'll drive to Gellért Hill and enjoy a vista of the whole city. With that picture in your mind, it's time to head to the City Park, where you'll swing by Europe's largest thermal spa. Rounding off the tour is a guided tour of the neo-Gothic Hungarian Parliament Building.

Explore Budapest by land and water without the need to change vehicles, on this floating bus tour. See the best sights of the city from a comfortable bus seat, first along its busy streets, and then from the water of the Danube. Roar with joy as your bus takes a dramatic dive into the Danube, the iconic river of Budapest. Admire the views of the elegant city while being gently rocked on the rippling waves. After the watery adventure, get ready to soak in the sights from the deck of a luxury coach. Climb back onto the river shore and find yourself once again in the hustle and bustle of the busy metropolis. Instead of choosing between touring the Hungarian capital on four wheels, or marvelling at the imperial buildings from the deck of a boat, enjoy the best of both worlds!

Melt your worries away with tickets for the ultimate relaxation experience at **Lukács Thermal Bath** in **Budapest**. Soak in the healing, mineral-rich waters known for their therapeutic properties (like calcium, magnesium and sulfur) as you admire the grand atmosphere of this **traditional Hungarian spa**. Step into a steamy **sauna**, or take a dip in a **heated pool** with jets and waterfalls – there's so many ways to unwind at the historic Lukács Thermal Bath.

Take a cruise for any occasion—romantic nights, outings with friends, or family fun. See the city's notable landmarks while gliding on the Danube River. Enjoy unlimited mulled wine, from classic flavors to fruity rosé with raspberry or apple-cinnamon. Non-alcoholic options like a hot apple-cinnamon drink and winter spiced orange juice are available too. Skip crowded Christmas markets and relax in a calm, seated setting with guaranteed refills. After walking the chilly streets of Budapest, warm up on the boat. The heated interior has large glass windows for comfortable views.

Board the boat in Budapest and take your seat at a prearranged table to begin your dinner cruise. Start with a welcome drink as you settle in. Enjoy a four-course meal served to your table. During the journey, listen to live Hungarian music performed by professional musicians. Capture photographs through the windows showcasing the illuminated landmarks of Budapest. Admire structures such as the Hungarian Parliament and the Liberty Statue lit against the night sky. Observe other notable sights including Buda Castle, Citadella on Gellért Hill, Margaret Island, the National Theatre, and the Vigado Concert Hall. The boat route along the Danube offers continuous views of the city's renowned sites.

Take a daytime sightseeing cruise on the Danube River, traveling between Budapest's two main areas, Buda and Pest. Board the vessel at a central location in Budapest and have a beverage of your choice, such as champagne, wine, beer, soda, or water. A unique seasonal lemonade or tea is included. During the tour, see notable landmarks like the Chain Bridge, Elisabeth Bridge, Budapest Parliament Building, the Buda Castle, and Margaret Island. Listen to information about these sights via an audio guide available in 30 languages. If possible, based on the weather, an optional stop at Margaret Island is available, where you can walk around the suggested paths provided on a map. After visiting, return to the boat for the trip back to central Budapest.

Jump into a world of wonder with IKONO – an exciting, interactive adventure located in the vibrant epicenter of Budapest. More than a mere visit, it's a fun-filled 60-minute odyssey through over 10 interesting, imagination-stirring environments designed to ignite creativity. In the universe of IKONO, art and technology twirl in a harmonious ballet, crafting a sensory moment that leaves viewers gasping in amazement. At IKONO, spectators metamorphose into performers and take an active role in the fun. Be fascinated in the Room of the Endless Lanterns, navigate the hypnotic maze inspired by a fusion of analog and digital art, and discover the hidden tales tucked away in each corner. This extraordinary adventure is open to all with no age restrictions.

Visit the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest, one of the world's oldest ethnographic museums, now housed in a striking new building at the entrance to one of the city’s major parks. Established in 1872, it was among the first specialized museums in Europe and remains a key center in Hungary for preserving and sharing cultural heritage. The museum focuses on ethnographic collections and research, helping us understand traditions and ways of life from many different places. Spread across 7,000 m² of exhibition space, you can explore cultures from five continents through both temporary and permanent exhibitions that highlight Hungarian and global stories from new perspectives.

Sail the night away with tickets for a boozy cruise on the Danube River through the heart of beautiful Budapest. On a Budapest river cruise, you'll see the sites of the city along the Danube – the House of Parliament, Margaret Island, the Citadella, and the Hungarian National Theater. From the comfort of your cruise ship, you'll enjoy a cozy atmosphere with a drink (or two) in hand. Choose from a selection of wine, beer, champagne, soft drinks, or coffee and tea as you observe historic Budapest from the waters of the Danube.

This is an exciting opportunity to check out the famous Basilica and take in the neo-classical architecture at Hungary's largest church. A knowledgeable guide will escort you to meet an organist who will explain what each part of the massive organ does. Then get ready to enjoy a thrilling 20-minute concert.

At Madame Tussauds Budapest, you'll encounter 51 lifelike wax figures, including 17 distinct to Hungary. Crafted in the renowned London studio, you'll see a mix of global and local celebrities, sports icons, and notable historic figures. You can pose for photos with stars like Beyonce, Tom Cruise, or with Hungarian national treasures such as scientist János Neumann and swimming champion Katinka Hosszú. What's extra cool is that the public had a say in who they wanted to see in the exhibits!

Make the most of your trip to Budapest with a **guided city bus tour** and a **river cruise** – all with one ticket! Hop on a **3-hour bus tour** with a **professional guide** to lead the way. Cross over the **Danube River** on the **Margaret Bridge** and pass by the **Royal Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, and Gellért Hill.** Next, board your **1-hour Danube river cruise** and sail by the **Parliament building, Margaret Island, the Castle District and the Citadel** – all from the unique perspective of the water.

Cruise along the Danube River in Budapest. See the city's landmarks illuminated against the night sky. Pass by the Parliament Building, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge. Enjoy drinks as you take in the views from the water.

Travel from the city to the Budapest Ferenc Airport, or vice versa, courtesy of a top-notch private transfer service. Put the cherry on top of those travel plans - choose the perfect transfer that suits your style and budget.

Bound for Budapest? Bring the "Little Paris of Middle Europe" to life in your ears with this audio-guided tour around the city. Walk around the must-see sights and learn about Budapest's majesty, history, and culture. Discover everything, from the Roman occupation, to the Turks and the Ottoman Empire, to today's fashionable shopping streets and artistic treasures. Missed a bit? Just stop and rewind! This self-guided sightseeing adventure offers walking itineraries, public transport information, free WIFI and photo spots, and quality audio narration. You’ll learn about curiosities, culture, stories, and secrets at over 100 points of interest, letting you live the city at your own pace, while discovering more than any guide could ever tell you in person!

Wondering what to do in Budapest? The Budapest Pass has all the best bits covered, in one handy package! Uncover the history of one of Europe's most beautiful cities on a guided grand city tour of Budapest, including a visit to the Széchenyi Spa, a guided tour of the Palinka Museum, plus take a cool Danube Cruise with a welcome drink included, and continue the sightseeing with a handy downloadable audio guide app.

Budapest has a long and important Jewish history. On this guided tour, you'll see Europe's largest operating synagogue, the Dohány Street Synagogue, as well as the Kazinczy Street Synagogue, with a knowledgable guide for company. You'll also stop by Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park and take a walk around Budapest's once-thriving Jewish Quarter to discover its past. Skip-the-line for the Jewish Museum and the Jewish Centre, where you can visit the Hungarian Jewish Archive and enjoy an audiovisual exhibition about the Jewish Quarter. Here you'll also get to see a unique collection of Jewish religious art pieces from Hungary and Eastern Europe.

Learn about Frida Kahlo's life and legacy in Budapest. This exhibition presents a detailed look at one of the 20th century’s artists and shows her works, thoughts, and personal story through large projections, music, and diary fragments. Start by viewing interpretations of 80 of her paintings, displayed on large walls with soundscapes. See rare photos and excerpts from her letters and diaries, providing insight into her mind.

Join an evening cruise with dinner and views of Budapest. This 2-hour tour starts at sunset, letting you see the city transition from day to night. The city's lights reflect on the Danube River, providing a scenic backdrop. Enjoy a 4-course menu featuring a range of flavors. Each dish uses high-quality ingredients. As you eat, look at Budapest's illuminated landmarks.

Bask in the fresh air, 527 meters high as you soak up stunning views of the city ahead. Meet yout guide in the city center at Batthyány tér and board a private van to the Hills of Buda. There's a unique way up to the peak, that you'll experience from here. The chairlift is a ride like no other! At the top, take a short walk to the Elisabeth Lookout Tower in the National Park, in the hills at the border of Budapest. This is the highest point in Budapest, offering unmatched views and incredible photo opportunities. Your guide will also be happy to take pictures for you - strike a pose! The chairlift takes 15-minutes each way.

Think history is a thing of the past? Think again! At Memento Park in Budapest, the all-too-recent ghost of Communism is ever-present. This unique and arresting cultural site commemorates Communism's cult of personality, by displaying towering statues of ideology all-stars like Stalin, Lenin, Marx, and Engels.

See Europe's largest operating synagogue, the Dohány Street Synagogue and much more of Budapest's Jewish cultural life besides. All with a guide. You'll also get to skip the line for the Jewish Museum, taking in the top locations in the Budapest Jewish District, and make a morning or afternoon of the whos, hows and whys of Jewish history.

Visit the Baroque Palace in Gödöllő. Reach the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth (Sisi) and Francis Joseph after a 30-minute bus ride from Budapest. See inside the Gödöllő Palace and learn about the Austro-Hungarian Empire. You can also see the hidden doors and rooms used by the royal couple. After the guided tour, take a coffee break and explore the souvenir shop. The tour concludes in the city center.

Buckle up for an awe-inspiring adventure in Budapest, Hungary! Hop aboard a limitless brunch cruise featuring a buffet table that competes with the breathtaking cityscape. The cruise sails serenely along the Danube River, showcasing UNESCO protected World Heritage Sites such as the illustrious Chain Bridge and the towering Gellért Hill. While soaking up the sights, feast on scrumptious delicacies like fluffy scrambled eggs, aromatic homemade jams, and flavorful chicken liver pâté with fresh "Kaiser rolls". As you indulge, the grandeur of the Hungarian Parliament Building steals a glance, leaving the spectators spellbound. And let's not forget the bottomless prosecco option (if chosen), the perfect companion to your lavish meal.

Széchenyi Spa Baths make up the largest medicinal bath in Europe. With 15 indoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, and 3 huge outdoor pools, you'll be bathing in utter bliss and boosting your health at the same time. Get spa access (plus massage) with this deal and feel the high concentration of minerals in the water making your skin baby-soft. This delicious indulgence should be part of any trip to Budapest.

Visit an exhibition centered on Michael Jackson in Budapest. The display features more than 100 original memorabilia items, life-size statues, interactive media, and representations inspired by his work, including his iconic videos and the conceptual Neverland. See exhibits that trace his career journey, his musical achievements, and his influence on global culture. Learn details about his groundbreaking milestones, such as creating record-breaking albums, earning numerous awards, and the impact of his music videos on pop multimedia. Gain insights through guided overviews about both his public persona and personal narrative. The exhibition emphasizes his lasting significance in music and entertainment culture.

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. Learn about Budapest’s history from a professional guide Ideal overview for first-time visitors See the Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Heroes Square. stroll around the Buda Castle district, and admire city views from hilltop Gellert Citadel. Enjoy a short guided walk in Buda Castle district, plus a photo stop at hilltop Gellert Citadel.

Start your day of discovery at the allocated meeting point in central Budapest. After a short meet and greet, hop aboard your private, air-conditioned vehicle and commence the journey, and witness local village life on your way to the bear and wolf sanctuary. Upon arrival at the sanctuary, your guide will take you on a personal tour of the compound, making sure you see everything there is to see and learn some fun facts about these magnificent creatures on a two-hour tour. The bear sanctuary is a fantastic initiative that allows these animals to live in their natural environment, with plenty of space to roam and lots of lush bushes, lakes, and trees. Not only will you see bears at the sanctuary, but also wolves! Witness how brown bears live in their natural environment, and even get the opportunity to give them some juicy fruit!

Experience a cruise centered around Hungarian wines and delicacies. Taste the heritage of Hungarian wines while admiring the beautiful sights of Budapest. Listen to an engaging presentation that delves into the history, production techniques, and stories behind the exceptional wines presented. Throughout the evening, listen to the Rajkó Orchestra play familiar, beloved tunes.

There's no better way to see the grand city of Budapest than with tickets to a river cruise and dinner on the Danube. Set sail at sunset and see the golden city lights of Hungary's capital city glitter on the Danube River. Wine and dine on your Budapest four or seven-course dinner cruise with a gourmet menu brimming with authentic Hungarian fare. As you float by the Parliament buildings, Matthias Church, Buda Castle, and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, indulge in an evening full of cultural entertainment, including traditional Hungarian music and dance. Watch these talented young dancers twirl and swirl in brightly-colored dresses and see the time-honored solo men's dance – all from the comfort of your dinner table! There's even a special serenade from a _cimbalom_, an instrument used in most Hungarian folk music. An evening to remember forever.

You'll feel like Budapest's most spoilt VIP when you cruise along the embankment of the River Danube on an elegant catamaran. These Danube Cruise tickets get you out on the water, which is the best way to marvel at the magical, floodlit panorama of Budapest with its stunning signature bridges and monumental buildings. Relax with the dinner with 4 courses (drinks not included), and let the romantic melodies woo you. To add even more atmosphere, the piano show brings two brilliant pianists and a charming vocalist aboard to bring the sights to life. You'll be making a memory to last a lifetime.

Visit Budapest's floating Christmas market on a 60-minute river cruise. Sip a cup of mulled wine or hot tea as you browse through the market stalls. The market is situated on a vehicle, offering a unique perspective of the city's festive decorations visible from the river. Find souvenirs, enjoy seasonal offerings, and observe holiday decorations while taking in the view of Budapest's winter landscape.

Join a cat-themed acrylic painting workshop and create art while enjoying a drink of your choice. Use vibrant acrylic techniques to paint your cat-themed artwork to take home. Acrylic paints are flexible and user-friendly, suitable for all skill levels. You'll use high-quality acrylic paper or canvas, perfect for painting. With the fast drying time, you can bring your finished piece home right after the workshop. Throughout the session, friendly resident cats will be around, making the atmosphere more relaxed and enjoyable. Their company may help reduce stress and inspire creativity.

Explore Budapest with a self-paced walking tour via WhatsApp on your smartphone. See iconic landmarks like Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, Old Synagogue, and many more hidden gems. Discover the rich history of some of the world's most famed sights at your own pace, avoiding large groups. Enjoy the flexibility to start and stop whenever you like. With insider tips, this tour adds a fun twist to uncovering the city's past.

Leap into a thrilling escapade in the heart of Budapest! This city quest, perfect for friends and family, blends the exhilaration of a treasure hunt, the thrill of an orientation game, and the wisdom of a self-guided tour—no more than a smartphone is required! Delve into a world brimming with enigmatic riddles, secretive codes, and fascinating tales about the city's landmarks and history. It's a unique and engaging way to uncover Budapest's charm and bonding with your team.

Imagine a hidden oasis reserved just for special guests within the largest spa in Budapest. That's right, the Palm House at Szechenyi Baths offers an exclusive, serene haven just for you! This is relaxation, meditation, and rejuvenation in a true spa environment. Enjoy full-day admission, cabin usage, and access to this exclusive relaxation area, plus 18 geothermal pools, hot spring baths, steam rooms, saunas, massage rooms, and a gym! And the best part? All you need to bring is your swimsuit! The bathrobe, towel, disposable slippers, and swimming cap are all included. This package also includes a cocktail of choice (non-alcoholic or alcoholic), a fruit bowl per person, and unlimited mineral water.

Begin your stay in Budapest with a worry-free airport transfer from Liszt Ferenc International Airport. Save time and money when you book ahead, and don't waste time looking for taxis and negotiating prices on the day. Pre-book your airport transportation for any time of the day, any day of the week. You will be met outside the customs area by an English-speaking representative, and driven to your hotel in a modern, air-conditioned minivan. Talk about service! Sit back, relax and let the fun begin from the very first moment you arrive in Budapest.

Learn about 1,000 years of Hungarian history as you see the city's most important sites! This 3-hour guided city tour begins at the Sightseeing office. On the drive to the Buda side of the Danube, you will see all major attractions along the river. Your first stop is in the Castle District for a short walk to see the area’s main attractions. You’ll visit Matthias Church and the Fishermen’s Bastion (entrance fee not included), the perfect spot for enjoying spectacular views of the surrounding area. Crossing Elizabeth Bridge to the Pest side, pass by the famous Central Market Hall and Europe’s largest synagogue, followed by a drive to the City Park. Along the way, pass the largest thermal spa in Europe and the Budapest Zoo, then stop at Heroes’ Square, where you’ll find statues of famed Hungarian kings. The tour continues from here down Andrássy Avenue to downtown Pest, passing the Opera House and St. Stephen’s Basilica.

The Trabant car is the one of the last tangible relics of Hungary's Communist past. This tour will put you behind the wheel of this iconic car as you discover the "communist face" of Budapest, or the city's modern highlights. Come and see the giant statues at Memento Park and learn more about Hungarian life during the previous political system. Doing a Trabant Tour is a unique way to see the sights. Book your private Trabant tour no, but don't forget to bring your valid driving licence with you! After a short instructional training, you'll get be the one in the driver's seat.

Ready for some jaw-dropping Hungarian scenery and culture? This is the tour for you! First, you'll be driven to the famous Lake Balaton, the largest freshwater lake of Central Europe. After seeing the Tihany Abbey, you'll proceed to Balatonfüred, which is the oldest spa resort in Hungary. Walk along the famous promenade and take some free time to have lunch (not included in the ticket price). Next, enjoy a 1-hour relaxing cruise to see the sights from the water. Finally, you'll return to Budapest, where the tour ends in the city center.

Explore what was once the private residence of ‘Sisi,’ the beloved 19th-century Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, on this half-day trip to Gödöllő from Budapest. Enjoy roundtrip transport from Budapest and travel northeast to this 18th-century baroque palace, a favorite retreat of Sisi and her husband, Emperor Franz Joseph I. Bypass the ticket lines to tour the exquisite rooms and lush gardens as your guide provides insight into the luxurious daily lives of one of Hungary's most famous families.

Take the hand of your loved one and spend a romantic afternoon wandering the cobblestone streets of Budapest's historical Castle District. See the Fishermen's Bastion, Matthias Church, Royal Palace, the 19th century funicular, and soak up amazing views across the river. This walking tour takes you away from the crowded tour buses and gives you an up close and personal view of Budapest's beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets, and hidden alleyways. You'll learn the city's secrets, and even get some tips on where else to visit on your trip!

The best of Pest is yours to uncover with this ticket to a fun morning walking tour. Stroll along the Danube Bank, St. Stephen's Basilica, House of Hungarian Art Nouveau, Hungarian Parliament, Liberty Square, and see a number of other interesting sights along the way. Your guide will explain the historical facts around each place as you go. This walking tour takes you away from the crowded tour buses and gives you an up close and personal view of Budapest's beautiful architecture, 19th-century buildings, and hidden alleyways. You'll see the main attractions of the Pest side, plus a few hidden gems!

The Danube Bend is an excursion into Hungary's history. This is an unforgettable tour along the "Blue Danube" into. some of the most pastoral scenery in Europe. **Esztergom**: The former capital of Hungary is still the centre of the Catholic Church. Visit the largest cathedral of Hungary. Afterwards, drive across the river to Slovakia and enjoy the view over the Basilica. **Visegrád**: After the Mongol invasion, a new fortification was constructed here in the mid-13th century. The top of the hill offers a fascinating panorama on the Danube valley. **Szentendre**: This small baroque city is built on medieval ruins, located at the gate of the Danube Bend. The town is considered to be the artists' village or the painters' town. Walk around the historical center and enjoy the cobblestoned narrow streets and baroque houses.

This full-day trip begins with a transfer from Budapest to Kecskemét, the capital of Puszta. Enjoy a guided walk and let the city's history impress you as you take in the main sights and historical buildings. Following your city tour, you’ll continue on to an authentic Hungarian horse ranch, where you’ll be welcomed with a drink of Hungary’s traditional fruit brandy, known as pálinka. Enjoy a horse carriage ride before lunch and a unique horse show. You’ll be served a 3-course Hungarian meal, accompanied by wine. After your meal, you’ll be transferred back to Budapest, where the tour ends.

Hungry for Hungary? Your full-day journey into Hungarian history starts with an optional pick-up at your hotel. Head out in the comfort of an air-conditioned coach, and treat your eyes to the remarkable city of Esztergom and the largest Catholic church in the country. Before the tour, enjoy a 3-course lunch! There's something for everyone on the menu. Continue on to the magical artist’s village of Szentendre with your guide, and see Esztergom from another perspective during a photo stop in Slovakia. In the summer, you'll return to Budapest by boat (weekends only). From October to April, you'll return by coach. In the case of low water level, the return to Budapest-city center will be by bus.

Get ready to spark a few conversations about freedom and democracy. This fascinating walk among the giant remnants of a totalitarian dictatorship with an enthusiastic local guide is an experience for travelers of every kind. Whether you're a history buff, a friend from the Eastern Block or a martian, you'll enjoy learning about the historical background of 40 years of Hungarian communism. Get ready for some serious time travel!

Memento Park is a must-see for history buffs and travelers seeking an authentic experience in Budapest. With transport via a classic East German Trabant car, and a friendly personal guide, your guided tour of Memento Park will transport you back in time to communist-era Budapest. Your restored Trabant will arrive to pick you up in the Budapest area, and you'll chug along the stone streets of this historic city. Keep in mind that for safety reasons, visitors under 12 are not allowed in the Trabant. When you arrive at Memento Park you'll enjoy a complimentary beverage, and your guide will begin the informative and interactive guided tour. Feel encouraged to ask your guide questions between sculptures, monuments, and plaques to learn the historical and cultural stories woven into Hungary's complex history. Known to locals as simply "Memorial Park", notice the intentional compilation of this outdoor museum as it transitions from a painful past to a hopeful future.

Forget being tricked by the local taxi drivers, you've got a flight to catch – or some Budapest sights to explore. Whether you're starting or closing out your trip to Budapest and need a transfer, just let these guys know and an English-speaking driver will collect you either from your hotel, or from a designated place at the airport. No stress! There's air-conditioning, plenty of room for your bags, and nothing to do all the way except look at the world go by out of the window. Too easy!

Discover Budapest's turbulent history with a live guide who will take you through the city's communist quarter. Pass by Soviet-era buildings and see relics of the past, immortalized as statues. After you've walked through the mists of time, use your ticket to visit the Hospital in the Rock. You'll find out how the hospital functioned during the Siege of Budapest (1944-45) and learn all about its purpose as a nuclear bunker during the Cold War.

On this half-day journey into Hungary's not-so-distant past, you'll hear stories, both sad and uplifting, about Budapest's communist history. Visit communist-era cafés, and thrift shops selling retro artifacts. See surviving monuments, reminders of life under hammer and sickle. Delve into a history you can barely imagine through an English-speaking guide's native perspective. Your tour includes entry to the House of Terror, a frightening but necessary reminder of the horrors faced by ordinary Hungarians during Fascist and Communist rule.

On this guided walking tour around the Pearl of the Danube, you'll delve deep into a Hungarian history full of power struggles, war, romance, and espionage. It's a Game of Thrones-like story, but your expert guide won't rush the ending. Visit famous Budapest sights, including Fisherman's Bastion, the Royal Palace, and Holy Trinity Square. Explore the exquisite Matthias Church, enjoy inspiring vistas, and stop for coffee and cake. See medieval ruins and baroque architecture as you get a feel for Hungary's fascinating past!

Forget being tricked by the local taxi drivers, you've got a flight to catch – or some Budapest sights to explore. Whether you're starting or closing out your trip to Budapest and need a transfer, just let these guys know and an English-speaking driver will collect you either from your hotel, or from a designated place at the airport. No stress! There's air-conditioning, plenty of room for your bags, and nothing to do all the way except look at the world go by out of the window. Too easy!

Discover Budapest's turbulent history with a live guide who will take you through the city's communist quarter. Pass by Soviet-era buildings and see relics of the past, immortalized as statues. After you've walked through the mists of time, use your ticket to visit the Hospital in the Rock. You'll find out how the hospital functioned during the Siege of Budapest (1944-45) and learn all about its purpose as a nuclear bunker during the Cold War.

On this half-day journey into Hungary's not-so-distant past, you'll hear stories, both sad and uplifting, about Budapest's communist history. Visit communist-era cafés, and thrift shops selling retro artifacts. See surviving monuments, reminders of life under hammer and sickle. Delve into a history you can barely imagine through an English-speaking guide's native perspective. Your tour includes entry to the House of Terror, a frightening but necessary reminder of the horrors faced by ordinary Hungarians during Fascist and Communist rule.

On this guided walking tour around the Pearl of the Danube, you'll delve deep into a Hungarian history full of power struggles, war, romance, and espionage. It's a Game of Thrones-like story, but your expert guide won't rush the ending. Visit famous Budapest sights, including Fisherman's Bastion, the Royal Palace, and Holy Trinity Square. Explore the exquisite Matthias Church, enjoy inspiring vistas, and stop for coffee and cake. See medieval ruins and baroque architecture as you get a feel for Hungary's fascinating past!