Budapest

Welcome to Budapest, Hungary's capital, straddles the Danube River, showcasing iconic landmarks like Buda Castle, Fishermen's Bastion, and St. Stephen's Basilica. Famous for its thermal baths, such as Széchenyi and Gellért, Budapest offers a rich cultural tapestry, blending the historic districts of Buda and Pest. With a vibrant culinary scene and lively atmosphere, Budapest stands as a captivating European destination.

Budapest

Pass by iconic landmarks including the Elisabeth Bridge and Downtown Parish Church, then proceed along the small boulevard, showcasing the Central Market Hall, National Museum, and Europe's largest synagogue.

Andrassy Avenue

Continuing onto Andrássy Avenue, glimpse St. Stephen's Basilica and the Opera House before a stop at Heroes' Square, offering insights into Hungary's history. Explore City Park on foot, discovering Europe's largest thermal spa, Budapest Zoo, and Vajdahunyad Castle.

Buda Castle

Cross over to Buda, pausing in the Castle District for a stroll to Matthias Church and the Fishermen's Bastion, providing breathtaking panoramas. Crossing the Elisabeth Bridge back to Pest, the tour concludes in the city center. This journey offers a vivid overview of Budapest's cultural and historical treasures.

Esztergom

Explore the beauty of the Danube Bend by visiting Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre, three enchanting cities along the river. Immerse yourself in picturesque sights and delve into Hungarian history while tracing the "Blue Danube." The journey promises an unforgettable experience, culminating in a boat tour back to Budapest. Discover the rich cultural and scenic tapestry of these historic settlements, creating lasting memories along the iconic Danube River. It used to be the capital of Hungary and is still the center of the Catholic Church. We visit the largest cathedral in Hungary (also the burial place of famous cardinals, like Primate József Mindszenty). Afterward, we drive across the river to Slovakia and enjoy the view over the Basilica.

Visegrad

After the Mongol invasion, a new fortification was constructed here in the mid-13th century. The top of the hill offers a fascinating panorama of the Danube valley.

Szentendre

It is a small baroque city built on medieval ruins, located at the gate of the Danube Bend. The town is considered to be the Artists' Village or the Painters' Town. We walk around the historical center and enjoy the cobblestoned narrow streets as well as the baroque houses. After the guided tour you can also visit some museums (for example the famous Margit Kovács Ceramic Museum or the Confectionery Museum with marzipan figures).

Budapest

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