• District VII / Jewish Quarter - Meet at the shop in the Jewish Quarter, then cycle along Károly Boulevard, passing the Great Synagogue, the National Museum, and the Great Market Hall, heading towards the Liberty Bridge.
• Liberty Bridge (Szabadsag hid) - A remarkable historic bridge designed in the style of Gustave Eiffel, leading directly to the Gellért Baths and Gellért Hill.
• Gellert Hill - Enjoy the ascent up Gellért Hill with the help of powerful e-motors. Ride through a prestigious residential area on a winding road. Experience stunning views from the hill, the highest point along the Danube, and explore the newly renovated fortress complex, now known as the “Citadel of Peace.”
• Garden of Philosophy - Anticipate a visit to the Garden of Philosophy, offering a captivating view of the Castle District and the city, along with a miniature model symbolizing the meeting of Buda and Pest.
• Tabán - Descend through another park and proceed to Castle Hill.
• Fisherman’s Bastion - The e-bike effortlessly takes you up to Castle Hill, where you can visit Matthias Church and the Fisherman’s Bastion—key highlights of Budapest. Enjoy the experience!
• Matthias Church - A beautifully restored Gothic church overlooking the city, located in the heart of the old Castle District. Entry into the church is not permitted.
• Becsi Kapu Square - Cycle through the serene residential neighborhoods of the Castle District to the northern exit, the Vienna Gate, and then continue downhill to Batthyány Square.
• Batthyany Square - Marvel at the Hungarian Parliament building across the Danube before following the riverbank. It’s a perfect spot for a selfie.
• Széchenyi Chain Bridge - The city’s oldest bridge, destroyed during World War II, then rebuilt and recently fully renovated. Cycling across the Chain Bridge is a must, as it is closed to private cars. Long live the bicycle!
• Elizabeth Square - Navigate through quiet downtown streets to reach the pedestrian zone and head towards Elisabeth Square. It’s always bustling, but within two minutes, you’ll be back in the Jewish Quarter, where numerous bars and restaurants await.

• Bicycle use
• Helmets (usage not obligatory)
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

This tour is specifically designed for e-bikes. Participants will ride from the city center, crossing the Liberty Bridge to reach the hills along the Danube, where they can enjoy breathtaking views. Gellért Hill, featuring its fortress complex—now known as the “Citadel of Peace”—provides the most spectacular panorama of the city.
The journey continues to Castle Hill, where the Castle District, Matthias Church, and the Fisherman’s Bastion are located, before passing through serene residential areas back to the Danube riverbank. Here, riders can admire the magnificent Parliament building. The tour includes a ride across the city’s oldest bridge, the Chain Bridge, returning to the city center and into the Jewish Quarter.
This e-bike tour offers a concise overview of Budapest and serves as an excellent introduction. Even for those who have visited Budapest before, this tour will present new perspectives. Experienced, officially licensed tour guides will lead small groups.

• Not suitable for people with visual impairment

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