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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.
Start your two-wheeled adventure around Hungary’s capital off from the famous Andrássy Avenue. Cruise past the Opera House, the Basilica, the Parliament, and the scenic banks of the Danube.
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.
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.
There’s no better way to see the grand city of Budapest than with tickets to a river cruise and dinner on the Danube.
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.
Budapest at night is a whole shiny new side to the ‘Pearl on the Danube’. And you can see it all twinkling from the upper deck of a ship, as you enjoy a delicious candlelit buffet prepared by a top Hungarian chef.
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.
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.
This is an exciting opportunity to check out the famous Basilica and take in the neo-classical architecture at Hungary’s largest church.
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.
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.
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