The Full Budapest Experience

Duration: 7 hours (6 hours of walking + 1 hour lunch break)
For the curious, the unhurried, and those who want to see it all — without turning it into a race.

This is the extended version of my classic city tour.

We’ll stroll, ride the retro metro, climb a few towers (optional, I promise!), peek into gorgeous interiors, soak up the views — and still have time to sit down for a proper Hungarian lunch.

Think of it as Budapest, with extra sauce 😄

What’s in store?

Buda Castle Hill, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Matthias Church — now with a royal backstory!
Panoramic views that make you say “wow” out loud
The magnificent Parliament building and the moving “Shoes on the Danube Bank” memorial
St. Stephen’s Basilica — outside and inside (gold and marble everywhere!)
Optional climb to the dome for jaw-dropping views of Pest
Ride on Europe’s oldest underground line (M1) — still charming since 1896
Heroes’ Square and elegant Andrássy Avenue
A peek into the famous Széchenyi Thermal Baths
Vajdahunyad Castle — a fairytale fortress hidden in City Park
The grand 19th-century Opera House — yes, we’ll go inside
And of course — a delicious traditional Hungarian lunch. Think goulash, Tokaji wine, and flaky strudel... because you earned it.

If you want to not just see Budapest, but really feel it — this day is for you.

Price

€ 400 per group

Join the Adventure
Extras paid separately:
- Entry tickets to Basilica ~€6 per person
- Entry tickets to Matthias Church ~€8 per person
- Lunch

Getting to Know Budapest

Discover Budapest from the very first steps — starting from your hotel or the train station and heading toward the city’s main landmarks. In just 3.5 to 4 hours, you’ll learn how the city was founded, what the Romans and Hungarians did here, and take a walk through the Buda Castle, the Old Town, and the Fisherman’s Bastion.

A Fresh Look at the Jewish Quarter

A walk through the Jewish Quarter through the lens of contemporary art: in 2 hours, we’ll explore murals, paste-ups, street sculptures, and installations that engage locals in a conversation about the past and present. It’s a living dialogue between history and modernity right on the city’s streets.

Szentendre: The Most Un-Hungarian Town in Hungary

A day trip to Szentendre — a charming suburb of Budapest, just 45 minutes away by train or car. Over the course of 5–6 hours, we’ll stroll through its colorful streets and riverside promenade, and discover why this town is often called the most un-Hungarian place in Hungary.

The Curious (and Hilarious) Statues of Budapest

In just 2–2.5 hours, with a few short rides on public transport, you’ll discover Budapest’s quirky and unusual statues — from official monuments to “pirate” sculptures installed without permission. Perfect for those already familiar with the city who want to see it from a fresh and unexpected perspective.

Budapest Online Tour (Tour Preview)

A self-guided tour of Budapest in text format — a convenient route with step-by-step instructions, a map, and fascinating facts. Just walk through the city with your phone in hand: read where to go, what to see, and why it matters. It’s perfect if you want to explore at your own pace, but with the insight of a real tour guide — all in text.

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