Discover the highlights of Budapest in a single day with this expertly guided trip from Vienna. Experience iconic sights, rich history, and local culture—all within a convenient itinerary.
Private Groups of up to 6 people • All ages • 10 hrs trip • Hotel pick-up and drop-off included
10 hours
By a private Minivan we will depart towards the old iron curtain. After two hours driving through Hungarian lowlands, we will reach this wonderful city. Upon arrival, your knowledgeable local guide, from Private Tourguides of Europe, will show you in the most personal and informative way, all the main attractions in Buda and in Pest.
There will be a lot of stops during the tour and we include as well a guided walk in the castle district and on the hero square! As well you will see the Matthias church, where Francis Joseph was crowned, the Fisherman's bastion and the Buda castle
After crossing the world famous chain bridge our tour continues to the largest church of Budapest. St. Stephens Cathedral, constructed in the second half of the 19th century in the eclectic style, houses the most important religious relic of the Hungarians, the holy right hand of St Stephen. For sure we take a look to the magnificent neo-gothic building of the Hungarian parliament (crown jewels inside), which stands along the riverside.
Afterwards you will drive along the Budapest "ring", the Andrassy street, see the Opera building and the comprehensive tour will end in the city centre.
After the tour you can spend a couple of hours in Budapest for lunch, to do some shoppings in the lovely pedestrian area called Vaci street or to explore the city further on your own.
In the late afternoon your guide will take you to Vienna and back to your hotel.
Enjoy the superior service and the personal atmosphere of this unique private tour to Budapest.
You’ll be walking through city streets and historic sites, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Capture the stunning architecture and scenic views along the Danube.
Walking and sightseeing can be dehydrating—carry water especially on warm days.
Dress appropriately for the day’s weather to enjoy maximum comfort during your sightseeing.
Budapest was officially unified in 1873 from Buda, Pest, and Óbuda, forming a city rich with medieval and modern history.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve historic buildings and promote sustainable tourism within Budapest.
Supportive shoes are critical for all-day city walking and sightseeing.
Capture memories and jot down notes about the historic sites.
Adjust your outfit based on the season to stay comfortable.
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Stay hydrated while touring the cities.