• Gellert Hill - Gellért Hill towers over the Danube, offering some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Budapest, capturing both Buda and Pest in one glance. Its network of walking trails winds through a protected natural area, making it a favorite spot for hikers, runners, and photographers. At the top, the Citadel and the Liberty Statue serve as significant landmarks, representing the city’s rich and intricate history.

• Buda Castle - Once a royal residence, bombed, rebuilt, and now brimming with stories and vistas. Reaching this historic hilltop feels less like a strenuous workout and more like advancing to the next level.

• Fisherman’s Bastion - Enchanting towers, the finest view of the Parliament in the city, and a hill that would be a leg-burner—if not for the subtle assistance of high-tech gear.

• Castle Garden - Formerly a glamorous riverside garden, then a ruin, now a sophisticated cultural revival. Walking its terraces feels like uncovering Budapest’s hidden side, where the palace gently meets the Danube.

• Szechenyi Lanchid - The city’s most iconic bridge becomes a personal runway between Buda and Pest. Crossing it at a leisurely pace feels like a slow-motion scene from a sci-fi film set in an ancient empire.

• Hypershell exoskeleton device
• Briefing, fitting & testing
• Professional and certified tour guide

• Meals
• Hotel pick-up/drop-off
• Personal travel insurance

Embark on a groundbreaking exoskeleton tour and explore Budapest in “powered mode.” This is sightseeing with a futuristic flair: genuine wearable robotics that make it feel like your legs have received an electric boost as you discover the highest vantage points of the inner city.

Hills become effortless, distances seem shorter, and “one more viewpoint” suddenly sounds enticing. Anticipate comfort, freedom, and a touch of “I can’t believe I’m actually doing this” excitement. It’s playful, empowering, and offers just the right amount of geeky thrill for your inner sci-fi enthusiast. Travel further, feel stronger, and experience the future today.

• Exoskeleton greatly helps with walking but is not considered an official medical device

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