Get your bearings and see the sights on a 3-hour small-group walking tour of Budapest. Escorted by an expert English-speaking guide, you'll see all the highlights including numerous UNESCO World heritage sites such as Heroes' Square and The Buda Castle, plus unexpected gems on this fascinating walking tour of magical Budapest. You'll also enjoy a break with two traditional Hungarian pastries and a hot drink. Numbers are limited to 15 people on this small-group walking tour of Budapest, ensuring you'll receive personalized attention from your guide.
Highlights
- 3-hour small-group walking tour of Budapest
- See Budapest main sites such as as Heroes' Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, Danube Promenade and Buda Castle District
- Enjoy two delicious Hungarian pastries with some tea, coffee or mineral water
- Maximum of 15 participants ensures a more personalized experience
- Escorted by a private English-speaking guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
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View from Buda Castle areaYour walk up the hill to the Buda Castle area gives some great views of the city.Photo by: Staci C07 2012 -
Parliament BuildingsA wonderful view across the Danube to The Parliament BuildingsPhoto by: Angela H03 2013 -
The MetroRuns on time and regularPhoto by: A and VAustralia, 12 2012 -
Chain Bridge in BudapestDuring the tour, you walk across the Chain Bridge to get to the Buda Castle area.Photo by: Staci C07 2012 -
Heroes Square in BudapestA quick stop (thanks to the subway) to see Heroes Square.Photo by: Staci C07 2012 -
P1010545The Chain Bridge, BudapestPhoto by: Christine AAustralia, 10 2011 -
P1010506Hero's Square, BudapestPhoto by: Christine AAustralia, 10 2011 -
P1010502Our little group on the move.Photo by: Christine AAustralia, 10 2011 -
Budapest City Walking TourHero's SquarePhoto by: Margaret F05 2011 -
Pest from Buda Castle HillIt was a long walk up a steep hill, but the view made the pain worthwhile. Taken from the Castle Precinct overlooking ...Photo by: Michael SUnited Kingdom, 08 2009 -
PiauiPiaui no Bastiao dos PescadoresPhoto by: Thiago MBrazil, 10 2008 -
Useful Information
Budapest Absolute City Walking Tour
Your private guide will lead you across the city of Budapest, full of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Starting at the Opera House, your walking tour begins with a short ride on the Millennium metro out to Heroes' Square and City Park. A walk through the park then takes you to the Vajdahunyad Castle complex, built for the World Expo in 1896 in typical Hungarian designs. Next stop is the Szechenyi bath house before taking the Millennium metro back to the city center.
Continuing on, the walking tour stops at St. Stephen's Basilica before passing the areas of Deak and Elizabeth square.
Afterwards, take a break in a typical Hungarian cafe where you will enjoy a hot drink and two delicious strudel pastry (included).
Next, you'll follow tiny streets towards the city center, stopping at Ferenciek Square to view the amazing architecture. Take a short stroll along the Vaci walking street then head down to the riverside's famous Danube Promenade. As you walk along, take in the spectacular views of Gellert Hill and the Citadel, Buda Hills and the Buda Castle District.
Stop outside the Vigado, the former municipal hall, then make the most of a picturesque photo opportunity of the little princess before crossing the famous Chain Bridge.
For the final part of the tour, you'll climb the steps to the Royal Palace in the Buda Castle District, then walk through the old cobblestone streets and alleys to the tour's finishing point in front of the Matthias church and Fisherman's Bastion.
At the conclusion of the tour, your guide can provide tips, directions and more to help you to make the most of your time in Budapest.
Reviewed by dizzy, April 2013
One of the most beautyful cities we have visited. The people, food and Budapest itself one of the best places I have ever visited. Viator selects the best things to do and see, our guide was amazing. Loved the visit and the tour we went on. Thanks for one the best trips ever. We took over 1,000 pictures! Dan
Reviewed by Adele G, April 2013
Great and very informative. As we only had a couple of days inBudapest, Anita showed us some great sights we would never have found. Great tour.
