Public Transportation Ticket

Meet locals, save on taxi costs and use public transport! Budapest features a remarkably comprehensive and efficient public transportation system. To truly experience Hungary’s capital the way that locals do, there is no better way than getting around the city by tram, bus, metro and even ferryboat. Budapest has an excellent public transport system including eleven means of transport, and some of them, like the cogwheel railway or the boat, are quite exotic. During this 2.5-hour tour you cannot only try five different means of transport but also get a guided tour of the city in a special way. This tour offers a real-life experience - get to know Budapest and its dwellers as they live their everyday life.

Discover the highlights of the city of Budapest in 1 day. Begin with a historic look at Heroes' Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Head further to the enclosed city park. Walk past imposing buildings and see the Széchenyi Bath and the Vajdahunyadvár Castle. Take the bus down the famous Andrássy Street. Pass St. Stephen's Basilica and admire the fascinating building with the 2 gorgeous bell towers on the front. Take the subway to the world-renowned Parliament Building. Walk through the government district, past the Fisherman's Bastion, the Matthias Church and the Castle, before the tour ends at Deák Square.

Take a full-day tour of Budapest's highlights for you and your group only. Explore iconic landmarks such as Heroes' Square, Andrassy Avenue, and Szechenyi Spa, whilst sampling some of the city's best food. Combine Budapest's major sights with amazing traditional food. Vlend into the local crowd as you follow your local guide through the streets and admire Budapest’s urban gems from up close. All this while you learn about Hungarian history and culture from a native perspective. Start your tour outside the Hungarian State Opera House and walk past iconic landmarks such as Heroes' Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, and Szechenyi Spa. Continue with a stroll along the iconic Andrassy Avenue and along the Chain Bridge towards St. Stephen's Basilica and Liberty Square. You will also get to see Dohany Street Synagogue, Matthias Church, and the Royal Palace. Throughout the tour, stop for food and drink samples at an authentic Budapest Market Hall, a local street food joint, and a 19th-century confectionery.