BUDAPEST · HUNGARY
The best of Budapest, on both banks of the Danube.
Budapest's 14 most popular st. stephen's basilica tours, side by side: what each one costs, how long it runs and where you book it. The pick of the bunch, and what the day actually gets you on either bank of the Danube.
Skip-the-line entry to St. Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest, plus an optional panoramic terrace upgrade for 360° city views.
Most Popular“Must do in Budapest. Beautiful church and colours interior design and ambience. Have a nice day. 🙂 I had a very pleasant trip. Greetings from Pokhara, Nepal 🇳🇵”
A 1.5-hour English guided walk through Buda Castle District, ending in the restored St. Stephen’s Hall with panoramic city views.
“Guide was very informative and gave lots of interesting fats whilst walking around the castle. Enjoyed that the tour was both external and internal.”
Hear Mozart and Baroque favorites in Budapest’s St Stephen’s Basilica. Choose among 3 concerts and 4 seating classes for about 70 minutes.
“The location was perfect which added to the ambiance of the evening. We had the pleasure of being seated in the 2 nd row which made the experience both intimate and memorable. I would recommend this concert to any one visiting Budapest.”
Hear an organ concert at St. Stephen’s Basilica with Kolos Kováts, flute by Eleonóra Krusic, and a program spanning Mozart to Bach.
Hear organ music in St. Stephen’s Basilica, then add a Danube cruise with views and drinks or dinner options in Budapest.
“Magnificient! A organist/pianist, flutist and opera singer! The Basilica is beautiful and the acoustics are amazing! Highly reccommennd😊”
St. Stephen’s Basilica tour in Budapest: dome terrace views, optional treasury and tower upgrades. English guides, small groups, $21.78.
“Our guide was informative, knowledgeable, and prepared. Her passion for giving us great information was exceptional. We all enjoyed it. My husband and friends all felt the same way.”
Hear Budapest’s Grand Organ up close at St. Stephen’s Basilica, enjoy a 20-minute concert plus treasury and panoramic terrace views.
“Loved the venue, and also the organist was very interesting - addressing his comments to both musicians and non-musicians, and a really fantastic organist.”
Budapest Christmas walking tour with St. Stephen's Basilica skip-the-line entry, Christmas markets, chimney cake, and mulled wine.
“We really enjoyed our tour, The wine testing was really good as it was held in a cellar which gave it atmosphere. Our guides English was very good and her knowledge of Budapest was excellent.”
Close-up St. Stephen’s Basilica organ concert with an organist chat, Treasury relics, and a terrace panorama in Budapest for $62.55.
“Really lovely experience. Highly recommend. Beautiful organ concert about 45 mins organist was Gabor really interesting and informative gentleman and such beautiful music in such amazing surroundings of the basilica”
Small-group Budapest Christmas markets with St. Stephen’s Basilica video-mapping, Danube lights, and classic chimney cake tastings.
“Katelin was a great guide. She was knowledgeable, gracious and friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed St Stephens cathedral, all 3 Christmas markets, our snacks and mulled wine. I also appreciated her positive attitude regarding my ticket snafu. I highly recommend this tour.”
Six Hungarian wines and a sommelier near St. Stephen’s Basilica at Platz, with generous bites and dessert in 2 hours.
“Great experience, you can see that she is passionate and wants to share her passion. If you like wine and want to discover new things, go for it.”
VIP after-hours St. Stephen’s Basilica concert plus dome panorama terrace, Holy Right Hand chapel, and first-row seats for a 70-min show.
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See 2 Budapest Christmas markets, stroll downtown sights, and skip the line for a guided St. Stephen’s Basilica visit with mulled wine.
Skip-the-line guided tour of St. Stephen’s Basilica and Budapest Old Town with a licensed guide, dome sights, and the Holy Right relic.
The baths, the river, the castle hill and the ruin bars - and every way to spend a day on either bank of the Danube.
