• Danube River - Experience the beauty of cruising along the Danube River.
• Buda Castle - The Castle District: Nestled atop the hills of Buda, alongside the Bazaar Gardens, this castle becomes a breathtaking landmark when illuminated at night.
• Margaret Bridge - Following the Chain Bridge, Margaret Bridge holds the title of the second permanent stone bridge in Budapest, being just 20 years younger than its predecessor.
• Szechenyi Lanchid - Chain Bridge – This distinctive structure was the first permanent stone bridge to unite the towns of Buda and Pest.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - The House of Parliament: Renowned as one of the most stunning and iconic government buildings globally.
• Gellert Hill - Rising at the base of Elizabeth Bridge, Gellért Hill is a popular destination in the capital, offering spectacular views.
• Liberty Bridge (Szabadsag hid) - Liberty Bridge – Initially named Fővám Square Bridge, it ends at a location where visitors can access Gellért Hill and Hotel Gellért, home to one of Budapest’s famous thermal baths.
• Budapest University of Technology and Economics - This university is Hungary’s leading institution for technology and is recognized as the world’s oldest Institute of Technology with university status. It was the first in Europe to offer university-level engineering education.
• Petőfi Bridge - Petőfi Bridge – Originally constructed in 1933, it was destroyed by German soldiers during WWII and subsequently rebuilt in 1952.
• National Theatre - The new National Theatre stands as Hungary’s premier venue for theatrical performances. Although Budapest has hosted a Hungarian theatre for 150 years, it has only had a permanent, suitable venue for theatre enthusiasts since March 15, 2002.
• Bálna - Balna (also known as the Whale, due to its shape) is a contemporary shopping, cultural, and entertainment hub on the east bank of the Danube River.
• Batthyany Square - Batthyány Square is renowned for the Szent Anna-templom (Church of Saint Anne), a Roman Catholic church constructed by the Jesuits between 1740 and 1761, and is one of Budapest’s most exquisite baroque structures. The square is also famous for its market hall.

• Downloadable audio guide application
• Panoramic view of Budapest’s most famous highlights
• Sightseeing Cruise
• On-board restrooms

Cruising is the most comfortable and advantageous way of sightseeing in Budapest. The panorama of the city is truly breathtaking and it is even more enchanting if you happen to see it from a cruise ship on the River Danube.

Onboard, you can marvel at the capital’s beauty, its most spectacular buildings as well as taking a look at the bridges of the Danube from a unique perspective, all while avoiding the crowds of tourists.

• Perfect opportunity to take spectacular photos
• Closed main deck in case of bad weather
• 60 minutes sightseeing cruise on the River Danube

• Please note, that passengers may not be allowed to board if they appear intoxicated upon arrival.
• We would like to call your attention that the audio guide which we provide is a free downloadable application for your mobile devices. The audio commentary will not be broadcasted through loudspeakers; therefore, we kindly ask you to bring and use your own earphones. We also recommend that you arrive and start your tour with a fully charged device.
• Dear Guests! If you are late for your pre-booked program, we can guarantee the rebooking, subject to availability, for an additional surcharge of 50% of the original price, payed on the spot.
• We kindly request that you do not bring your own food and drinks aboard the ship. Rest assured, we offer catering services onboard to ensure your comfort and satisfaction throughout the journey.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.