BUDAPEST
The best of Budapest, on both banks of the Danube.
The 15 most popular things to do in Budapest. Soaking in the thermal baths, a cruise past the floodlit Parliament, the castle hill, the ruin bars and the day trips up the Danube, all in one place.
A one-hour Danube highlights cruise from Dock 42 with a welcome drink, big views of Parliament and Buda Castle, and an easy, affordable night out.
Most Popular“It was really nice experience, we even have had umbrellas.”
Budapest Danube cruise with unlimited Prosecco, beer, and Aperol-style spritz, plus night views of Parliament and the Liberty Bridge.
“This is a great trip. The Prosecco is unlimited with the staff continually topping up glasses. It’s a great way of seeing the sights whilst chilling with a glass of wine. Very enjoyable and good value for money”
Full-day ticket to Széchenyi Bath in Budapest: 3 outdoor and 15 indoor thermal pools, with optional locker or private cabin upgrades.
“Definitely worth a visit. The spa was great. The outdoor pools were lovely and warm. It was like getting in a bath. Was very busy but still indoor and outdoor pools to explore. If you want a proper swim take a swimming cap or you won’t be able to use that pool. My mistake for…”
See Budapest’s Chain Bridge and Parliament from the Danube on a one-hour Purpleliner cruise at night or in daylight. $14.
“very good choice of a cruise especially in the cold weather, the cruise is covered and the winds are big and allow you to take good photos and enjoy the scenery”
Evening Danube cruise in Budapest with a choice drink, free Wi-Fi, and a multilingual audio guide passing Chain Bridge and Parliament.
“spotless clean, on time, warm boat and good audio guide”
Budapest Danube dinner cruise with live folk music, dance, buffet Hungarian dinner, and night views of Parliament and Buda Castle.
“This was a great expense! The staff was great, the entertainment was fun and food was amazing. The food also is worth the price. The views of parliament, fisherman’s bastion were beautiful. I highly recommend.”
Historic Budapest Danube paddle steamer with a welcome drink and a 30-language audio guide on your phone. One hour of major sights.
“It was fantastic today despite the rainy day! Thank you for all”
Skip-the-line entry to St. Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest, plus an optional panoramic terrace upgrade for 360° city views.
“An amazing place to visit - a must-see when in Budapest. The views from the terrace are worth the narrow and crowded access!”
See Budapest lit up on a 50-minute Danube cruise from Vigadó tér. Pass Parliament, Buda Castle and Chain Bridge. $16, heated boat.
“this was sooo worth my trip honestly the main reason i stopped in budapest was so beautiful the building lit up around 5:30-6 so it doesnt have to be too late a night. there was an audio guide which was also really helpful. 10/10 would do again!!”
Explore Budapest under Buda Castle on a guided cave tour through limestone tunnels, 800-year-old cellars, and WWII shelters.
“It was very interesting. The guide was knowledgable and funny 😄 It enriched our experience of the Buda castle district.”
Sip drinks on a 90-minute Budapest Danube night cruise with live Hungarian folk music, cimbalom sounds, and lit-up Parliament views.
“Amazing experience with the live music and glass of Prosecco, ordered some more drinks while there, lovely atmosphere, (Titanic like) 😂 the view is beautiful 2 hour cruise”
Budapest hop-on hop-off bus with English walking tour and 15-language audio guide, plus Danube cruise option. 20 stops across Buda & Pest.
“Very nice activity. It’s worth getting it even for two days. You can visit all the main sights in Budapest. From then on, you can use it for transportation as well. You get to see all of Budapest comfortably.”
Relax on a 70-minute Danube cruise in Budapest with a 30-language audio guide, onboard Wi‑Fi, and a welcome drink included.
“Excellent boat quality. I recommend taking the tour just before sunset so that you see the monuments with daylight and also with the night lights on”
Ticketed Hungarian Parliament visit with multilingual audio: Kossuth Square first, then red-carpeted halls and Crown Jewels in one hour.
“Really glad we went to the Parliament. The guides organised us outside the Parliament, got out tickets for us and then showed us where to go to start the actual tour. The tour itself ran by the Parliament was very good. Well organised, not too crowded, not too fast moving and an informative audio narration.…”
A 2-hour night walk through Budapest’s Buda Castle District with a period-costumed guide telling vampire and folk legends for $23.
“Our guide was great! She was very entertaining as she gave historical facts and legends. Lots of walking but at a good pace which was very considerate as there was some older individuals. I would highly recommended.”
The baths, the river, the castle hill and the ruin bars - and every way to spend a day on either bank of the Danube.
