BUDAPEST
The best of it, both banks of the Danube.
The 15 most popular things to do in Budapest. Danube cruises, thermal bath palaces, ruin-bar crawls and the great riverbank landmarks, all in one place.
Budapest Danube highlights cruise from Dock 42 with a welcome drink. See floodlit Parliament and Buda Castle in about an hour.
Most Popular“A beautiful tour along the Danube taking in the floodlit buildings of Budapest.”
A 75-minute Danube night cruise with unlimited Prosecco and refills, plus an English audio guide to Budapest’s key landmarks from the water.
“Too many people, prosecco isn't high quality. But view from the boat on the sunset was perfect. It is worth doing.”
Spend a full day at Széchenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest with 3 outdoor and 15 indoor pools, plus optional cabin upgrades.
“In our experience getting the morning cabin package was the best option, this allowed us to skip the queues and have our own space to change and shower. After seeing the unisex changing rooms it deffo showed us we made the right choice to pay a little more. The outdoor baths themselves were great, but…”
Budapest Danube cruise by day or night. Pass Chain Bridge, Gellért Hill, and Parliament, with onboard audio and great photo spots for about $14.
Budapest evening Danube cruise with an included drink, multilingual audio guide, and Wi-Fi, passing Parliament and Buda Castle.
“We had an excellent time on the cruise. The views are amazing. The staff were amazing and the audio description amazing”
Budapest Danube night cruise with live folk music, folklore dancing, and buffet dinner by lit Parliament and Buda Castle.
“Great entertainment. Great food. Beautiful views. Especially good at Christmas. Orchestra and dancers were very talented and engaging.”
See Budapest’s Danube highlights in 1 hour on a historic paddle steamer, with a welcome drink and a QR-code audio guide on your phone.
Pre-reserved entry to St. Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest, plus an optional panoramic terrace upgrade for standout city views.
“The Basilica is a real gem, was absolutly stunned by its design, artwork and condition. This just has to be seen.”
A 50-minute heated Danube night cruise in Budapest with central departures, big-name sights lit up, and bar drinks onboard.
“During the early summer the best time to go is the 20:20 departure because you get to see the sun setting, the city lights coming on and all the views changing colour with the reflections of the lights on the river. It goes under a few bridges then comes back on it'self and turns around…”
Tour the caves under Buda Castle District with a live English guide, mixing limestone geology with centuries of underground life.
Budapest evening Danube cruise with Hungarian folk music, cimbalom, and drinks. Pass the lit Parliament and Castle District at night.
“The live entertainment was really good with a live band and two dancers , the food was very fresh and had such a wide variety of different cuisines. The drinks were also very nice and very cheap.”
Hop-on Budapest bus plus guided walk: hit Parliament, Buda Castle, Citadel and Dohány Street. 24–72 hrs, 20 stops, 15 languages.
See Budapest from the Danube on a 70-minute daytime cruise with a multilingual audio guide, a free drink, and Wi‑Fi.
Explore the Hungarian Parliament Building with a multilingual audio guide, plus Kossuth Square stories and key memorials, in about 1 hour.
Gothic night walk through Budapest’s Buda Castle District: Vlad Dracula and Elizabeth Báthory myths, landmark photos, actor guide.
Both banks of the Danube, district by district, and every way to see them.
