Budapest: Opera House Guided Tour
1.Budapest: Opera House Guided Tour
Tour the restored Hungarian State Opera House interiors for 60 minutes, with a live guide and a short live singing finale.
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The 15 most popular classical music concerts in Budapest. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who you book through.
Tour the restored Hungarian State Opera House interiors for 60 minutes, with a live guide and a short live singing finale.
Most PopularHear Mozart and organ favorites inside St Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest. Pick from 3 concerts and 4 seating classes for about 70 minutes.
Budapest’s St. Stephen’s Basilica organ concert with Kolos Kováts and Eleonóra Krusic on flute, featuring Mozart, Verdi, and Bach.
Hear Bach, Mozart, and more at Budapest’s Matthias Church with the Duna String Orchestra and violin soloist Gabora Gyula.
Matthias Church entry in Budapest’s Castle District: neo-Gothic beauty, stained glass, museum exhibits, and top-notch acoustics for music.
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in St. Michael’s Church with added Mozart and organ music. Pre-booked tickets, 70 minutes, multiple seats.
Rajkó Folk Ensemble in Budapest: 2-act folk dance concert with dinner or drinks at Hungarian Gastro Cellar. From $22.
“The food, the drinks, the show and overall the service was amazing. It was a wonderful experience. Definitely would recommend. 👍🏻”
Budapest Danube 4-course dinner cruise with operetta and folk show, a welcome drink, and night views past Parliament and the bridges.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our evening dinner cruise. The entertainment was of a high standard and performed enthusiastically. The staff generally were very friendly and helpful. By way of constructive criticism, I didn’t think the four course and window seat options were value for money. The seating arrangement only gave one party member the view. The…”
Hear organ and Hungarian vocals in St. Stephen’s Basilica, then choose a Danube wine-and-views cruise option for great Budapest value.
“Great concert of organ based classical music. The opera singer and flautist added charm and passion.”
Buda Castle District walk with priority access to Matthias Church and Danube views from Fisherman’s Bastion in about two hours.
“Petra was an amazing guide. Very knowledgeable and punctual. She taught me a lot about Budapest history. I would recommend this tour to all.”
Rajkó Folk Ensemble brings Hungarian music and dance to Budapest with an intimate live show, plus optional food and drink packages.
“My friend and I were so pleased that we booked this experience! Having never been to Hungary before, we wanted to plan several events in advance that would be a good reflection of the Hungarian culture. The dancing and musicianship were excellent and the venue was easy to locate and gorgeous inside.”
70 minutes in Budapest’s St. Michael’s Church with the city’s oldest working organ, featuring Miklós Teleki and classic organ highlights.
“Range and skill of the performer. In the hands of a master. A fabulous way to spend 70 minutes. Beautiful location.”
Private Buda Castle walking tour with cake, Matthias Church, and Fisherman’s Bastion views, guided in English with skip-the-line access.
“My wife was ill, so i went on my on. Daniel was very engageable and humorous. He was a wealth of info on the sites we visited, the history of the castle district, the culture and history of Hungary and Budapest. I would highly recommend Daniel to anybody else visiting Hungar.”
Small-group Budapest Castle District walk with skip-the-line Matthias Church entry and Fisherman’s Bastion views, plus palace courtyards.
“Very kind. Very knowledgeable. Small group was ideal.”
A 3-hour Castle District walk in Budapest with Matthias Church entry, plus coffee and cake on the way. Pickup, English guide, easy pace.
“In a word, Fanni was fantastic. Very knowledgeable and thorough with her explanations ot the somewhat complicated Hungarian history. Also very personable. Just the right combination of history and personality. Highly recommended.”
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