Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comBudapest Day Trip from Vienna
based on 28 reviews
Duration: 12 hours (approx.)
Location: Vienna, Austria
Product code: 3585AT017VS
28 reviews of Budapest Day Trip from Vienna
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We would never have seen as much of Budapest as we did with them. Our guide was great, let us know ahead of time when pictures were coming up. The restaurant where we had lunch was nice. We had a nice meal, but it was suppose to be an authentic Hungarian meal. We were served french fries. They were good but authentic. Anyway that was our only small disappointment. Would highly recommend it.
Reviewed by: Catherine J, United States of America, May 2008
Highly recommended.
Reviewed by: Yousef A, Kuwait, March 2008
This was a wonderful planned trip. The guides were great, friendly and very informative. The city is beautiful and the tour starts in Vienna and goes to Budapest. Did a city tour in both Budapest and still had lots of time to shop and walk around to various other sites. I loved it!
Reviewed by: Gen G, United States of America, April 2007
Excellent value for the money, but people taking this tour need to understand that it's 3 hours by bus each way chance to see the countryside. Budapest is a beautiful city, particularly the area by the Danube. This tour provides an overview of all key sites, but with about 2.5 hours for roaming around on one's own, which is easy to do. The easiest way to see Budapest from Vienna for those with a limited amount of time!
Reviewed by: Brian M, United States of America, March 2007
The tour guide was great and the tour was well planned.
Reviewed by: Katherine P, Australia, August 2006
Great tour.
Reviewed by: Marjorie M, United States of America, August 2006
It was great trip.
Reviewed by: Leo T, United States of America, November 2008
Great trip, the tour guides both while travelling, and the local guide with the walking tour were informative. Totally enjoyed this trip.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2008
It was nice but really flash tour, maybe could be better if we go out from Vienna at 6am
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Guatemala, October 2008
The tour shows the main points of the city, and I would not be able to see all of them in a few hours by myself. I usually prefer to travel by myself, but I advise this tour for those who have only one day to visit Budapest. It is a beautiful city. Guides were very polite.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Brazil, October 2008
If you only have limited time for visiting Budapest, it would be good to take part in this tour.
Reviewed by: Ruichun J, United States of America, October 2008
If you only have limited time to visit Budapest, this tour is worth doing. You see some Hungarian countryside and have enough time to see some sights in the city, enough to make you want to come back for a longer visit. Lunch at the hotel was reasonably fast and good value.
Reviewed by: Andrew S, Australia, October 2008
Not the most prosperous country in the free world, but the people are terrific.
Reviewed by: Mary Ann F, United States of America, September 2008
The let down was the guide who completely read from a script when she talked at all. Also, valuable time was taken on unnecessary stops. Budapest was well worth the journey time and the cost, more personal time would have sealed the deal for us, but recommend for those who have just one day available, if you can't take a personal tour don't miss this opportunity!
Reviewed by: Roy C, United States of America, July 2008
It was a great trip and we saw a considerable amount of Budapest in the time we had. The local guide was great and gave us lots of history. If you don't have more than a day such as us then this is a good way to get a feel for Budapest. However it did also whet the appetite to return for longer when possible.
Reviewed by: Vaughan W, Australia, July 2008
