Szentendre

National parks

This full-day tour of the mighty Danube is ideal for people who want to combine history with nature and would like to enjoy some of the most beautiful countrysides in Hungary. You will see historic monuments and art memorials while your guide provides a lively narrative of Hungarian life. You will visit the 750-year-old Royal Residence at Visegrád where you will learn about life in the Middle Ages while enjoying spectacular views of the Danube Valley. At Esztergom, the northern gate of Budapest, you will pause at the largest cathedral in the country and see the burial sites of famous cardinals as you gaze across the water towards Slovakia. Cross the river and border into Slovakia to see the stunning view from the opposite side.  You will stop at an artists' village in Szentendre, a baroque city located where the Danube River meets the Pilis Mountains. Wander the narrow streets to soak up the magical atmosphere and catch panoramic vistas of the river. You will have time to visit some of the museums, such as the world-famous Margit Kovács Ceramic Museum or the Confectionery Museum, where the buildings and people are made of marzipan. Browse the shops of the village before the return journey to Budapest. Travel from 15th May until 15th September will be on a relaxing boat cruise, a fitting way to arrive back in the city center. In case of low water levels, the return to Budapest will be by bus.

On this unforgettable tour along the Danube, make stops in Visegrád, Esztergom, and Szentendre. Explore the architecture and history of the places you visit alongside a guide. See the Danube Bend and walk along medieval narrow streets. In Visegrád, walk close to the 750-year-old stones of the former Royal Residence (entry fee not included). Learn about life in the Middle Ages, and enjoy the fascinating panorama of the Danube valley. At Esztergom, the northern gate of Budapest, stands the center of the Catholic Church. Visit the largest cathedral in Hungary and the burial place of the country's most famous cardinals such as Primate József Mindszenty. Afterward, stop to enjoy the view over Slovakia across the river. On the way back, stop by the artist's village of Szentendre. It is a small baroque city at the gate of the Danube Bend, at the meeting place of the Danube River and the Pilis Mountains, situated in a beautiful natural environment. Walk around the baroque settlement, built on medieval ruins, and go up the narrow streets to a panorama point to look out over the Danube. Enjoy the special atmosphere of this village before the trip concludes.

Discover the artistic town of Szentendre (often referred to as the “Artists Village”) during a half-day tour along the Danube River. Travel back in time as you walk through the baroque town center. Pop into souvenir shops, discover restaurants, coffee shops and art galleries in the many listed buildings. Take a cozy walk on vintage streets beloved by artists since the 18th and 19th centuries. Afterwards, climb aboard the scheduled public boat (every Friday, Saturday and Sunday tour) and enjoy a scenic view as you cruise back to Budapest city center. On Tuesdays, you will come back to Budapest by bus. Boat cruise is available every year from 15th May - 31st October.

Journey through Hungary's history, experience a unique section of the River Danube, commonly referred to as the ”Danube Bend”. Start off by seeing the city of Esztergom from another perspective during a photo stop in Slovakia. Then head out in the comfort of an air-conditioned bus and enjoy the remarkable city of Esztergom, home to the largest Catholic church in the country. In addition to experiencing a great view of river valley, you will also have time to enjoy a 3-course lunch in the city of Visegrád. Afterwards, you will continue on to the magical artist’s village of Szentendre, where your guide will show you the downtown area with its cobblestone streets. At the end of the tour, return to Budapest either by boat on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday (from 15th May to 31st October) or by bus on every Wednesday (from 15th May to 31st October). In case of extremely low or high water level on the River Danube, the return to Budapest will be by bus as well.

Take a break from the bustling city and visit the relaxing artists' village of Szentendre, north of Budapest. Take a look at the open-air exhibition featuring work by young Hungarian artists, then wander along the twisting, cobblestone alleys. Soak up the relaxing atmosphere in an outdoor café. Climb the nearby hill for stunning views of colorful rooftops nestled along the river. Marvel at life-sized marzipan sculptures in the Marzipan Museum. After a guided tour you will have the opportunity to visit other museums in the town, or bargain for souvenirs in the tiny boutique stores. During the summer season, between 15th May - 27th October the return trip from Szentendre to Budapest is by boat on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Between 15th May - 29th October the return trip from Szentendre to Budapest is by bus on every Wednesday. In case of low water level in the Danube or during extremely bad weather, the return trip to Budapest will also take place by bus.

See the sights of Budapest and its surrounding areas or the unparalleled beauty of Visegrad and the Danube Bend from bird’s eye perspective in the daytime. Our turbine helicopters can comfortably carry up to 4 passengers which makes it possible to offer sightseeing flights for larger groups as well. For foreign customers a multi-lingual brochure is available. By being present on an event or by performing flights on customized itineraries we strive to satisfy our customers’ every needs. Take the participants of your event to a helicopter sightseeing flight, enrich your guest with an unforgettable experience!

Renting a bike in Budapest offers a fantastic way to explore the city's charm. With its bike-friendly infrastructure and flat terrain, navigating around is easy and enjoyable. Biking provides the freedom to set your own pace and itinerary, whether you're drawn to iconic landmarks like the Parliament Building or prefer discovering hidden gems tucked away in quiet neighborhoods. Exploring Budapest on two wheels brings a sense of adventure and allows you to fully immerse yourself in the city's rich history and vibrant culture. From cruising along the Danube River to pedaling through bustling streets, every moment promises a new discovery. Moreover, biking in Budapest is not only environmentally friendly but also budget-friendly. With affordable rental rates and numerous bike rental shops available, it offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional sightseeing tours. In essence, renting a bike in Budapest is an excellent choice for experiencing the city's beauty and charm firsthand. So, why not hop on a bike and embark on an unforgettable adventure in Budapest today?

Begin your day with a comfortable drive north to Esztergom, the center of Hungarian Christianity. Pay a visit to its renowned Basilica and enjoy a guided visit to marvel at the view that the cupola offers, also the treasury! Treaures are showed by our local guides there! Head to Slovakia to see the great view from the River Bank and see the old Turkis Church ruins. Make several stops by the Danube river where nature dominates. Continue your journey and head towards the small town of Visegrd, where you can visit the famous Royal Castle and the home of the renowned yearly Knights' Tournament at the Lower Castle. Enjoy a reallyreally great 3-course lunch Á'lá Carte at a traditional restaurant as you like! Then, begin to make your way back, to Budapest. The last stop of the tour is in the beautiful town of Szentendre. Enjoy a guided walking tour through Szentendre's baroque town center and enjoy shopping for some souvenirs.

Riding to Szentendre by bike from Budapest offers a fantastic way to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of Hungary. We provide you with a 30 gears Trekking Bike, Hot Tips for your journey and a Google Maps route, which can be easily shared and used in offline mode! Follow the EuroVelo 6: This popular cycling route runs along the Danube and is well-marked. The ride is approximately 25 kilometers and typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours at a leisurely pace. If you choose to ride back to Budapest, then double your distance. Highlights Along the Way: Roman Ruins in Aquincum: Shortly after you start, you can stop at the ancient Roman city of Aquincum, located in the Óbuda district. It's a fascinating open-air museum. Római Part: This riverside area in the northern part of Budapest is popular for its casual atmosphere, food stalls, and riverside bars. It's a great spot for a break and a snack. Üröm Hill: If you’re up for a slight detour, Üröm Hill offers stunning panoramic views of Budapest and the surrounding areas. Dunakanyar (Danube Bend): As you approach Szentendre, you’ll get to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Danube Bend, a picturesque section of the river. Return Options 1. Bike: If you're up for it, you can bike back to Budapest the same way you came. The ride back is just as scenic. 2. Boat: Take a scenic boat ride back to Budapest. Check the schedules for the Mahart Passnave company, which operates regular services between Szentendre and Budapest. 3. Train: The HÉV suburban train runs regularly between Szentendre and Budapest’s Batthyány Square. It’s a quick and comfortable option if you’re tired from the ride. Enjoy your unique biking adventure to Szentendre!

On the way to Szentendre, you can make a short stop at Roman’s coast and ruins. You guide will make suggestions about the best galleries and museums to visit as well as which local foods to sample.  Walk around the Baroque center of the town, weaving through its narrow streets and alleyways built from the medieval ruins. After exploring the hidden beauty of the town, enjoy one of the museums. Sample a tasty langosh, a famous local cake, or a famous local ice cream. Spend some free time shopping and exploring the art and culture of the town before returning to Budapest.