• Heroes’ Square - It represents the 1000year history of Hungary with statues.
• District VII / Jewish Quarter - The largest synagogue in Europe, the Holocaust Monument, orthodox synagogue and ruin pubs.
• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - The largest church in Budapest with the “holy right hand” of the the first Hungarian king.
• Buda Castle - The former heart of the country with the Royal Palace, Matthias Church and the Fisheremen’s Bastion.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - Maybe the most beautiful parliament building in the world and it’s surroundig area.

• Guided tour provided by knowledgeable guides

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees

If standing in traffic jams and among tourist buses isn’t your preference, and you enjoy walking or using public transport, while gaining insights into the architecture, history, and daily life of locals, consider joining a walking tour in Budapest! Led by an art historian and licensed guide, the tour offers flexibility in starting time and location.

Highlights include viewing the Parliament Building from the outside, exploring classical and Art Nouveau houses, and visiting St. Stephen’s Cathedral in the Inner City. The historic underground will transport us to Heroes’ Square and Vajdahunyad Castle. Additionally, we can explore the Jewish district. A trip to the Buda side is also recommended, where an escalator or public bus will take us to the Castle District. There, we will visit the former Royal Palace, admire old Baroque houses with Gothic elements, see the renowned Matthias Church, and enjoy the stunning view from Fishermen’s Bastion.

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