Avoid the crowds with one of Budapest's must-do attractions and let yourself get lost in the underground petrified world. Join a private small group guided walk to two underground caves and learn about their unique mineral water source.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- Reserve now & pay later
- Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration 2.5 hours
- Check availability to see starting times.
- Skip the line through a separate entrance
- Live tour guide
- English
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
very good guide, gave us a lot of in depth information. only us on the tour but he still gave 100 percent.
The caves were so interesting and unlike other caves I’ve seen before. The experience was suitable for most average fitness levels. Our guide was very informative and funny. It was one of my favourite tours in Budapest.
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Szemlő-hegyi Cave (Barlang), 1025 Budapest, Pusztaszeri út 35. Travel time from the center is roughly 45 minutes by public transport. From Pest downtown, catch bus 9 towards Óbuda, Bogdáni út and disembark at Kolosy Square. Walk down on to Lajos Street until you reach Szepvolgyi Street and then turn to the right. Walk 100 meters until you reach the bus terminal. From Kolosy Square, you should catch bus 29 and get off at Szemlő-hegyi Barlang, 5 stops from Kolosy Square.
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What to bring
- Warm clothing
- Comfortable clothes
- Closed-toe shoes
Not allowed
- High-heeled shoes
- Pets
- Intoxication
Know before you go
- This tour is not suitable for children under the age of 5
- Closed-toe or hiking shoes are required; participants cannot attend the tour in flip-flops and high-heeled shoes
- Anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be rejected from the tour without a refund
- Participants must be able to walk up and down several flights of steep stairs without difficulty, and unfortunately, it is not possible to accommodate those with limited mobility