Budapest · CITY TOURS
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Out of 58 city tours on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are all here, so you can choose quickly and get back to the fun part.
A 1-hour Danube sightseeing cruise from Dock 42 with a welcome drink, nighttime skyline views, and bar access for extra drinks.
“Excellent tour guide who was very knowledgeable and took us to some wonderful small eateries that provided beautiful food. The celery soup in Kazinczy street was sensational. Great value for money tour.”
Hop on a 20-stop bus loop in Budapest plus a guided walking tour, audio in 15 languages, and major sights made easy.
“The guide on the walking tour, Claudia, was excellent. Lots of information with lovely sense of humour. Good easy pace Boat trip was nothing special but a nice extra The audio guide on the bus was very good and the route was great with plenty of buses. However, the guides on the buses weren’t particularly helpful and you couldn’t understand what they were saying over a poor microphone system”
2-hour Budapest landmarks walk in English with food tips, art stops, and the Shoes memorial, ending at Parliament. Low-cost.
“Unable to share a good comment. Never found the guide with a blue jacket. Learn not to ask for directions, everyone direct me to the opposite side. Time lost and left walking to the first tour site. Desperate I call aviator and I was told my tour guide had a blue umbrella. Lost my time and a viator refunded me. Suggestion for everyone, double check with viator exact location, get the proper translation and ask them to describe position of tour guide and umbrella color.”
1-hour Danube cruise from Purpleliner in Budapest. See Parliament, Chain Bridge, Buda Castle and the skyline with phone audio.
“A great way to start a visit to Budapest. Get to the dock in good time as the queue is long! Very easy to navigate.”
4.5-hour Budapest highlights by bus and walk, plus a guided Parliament visit to see the Crown Jewels. Good value.
“Trip around the most important attractions of Budapest. As we were going by couch to the Heroes Square and Castle District and finally the Parliament, our guide was additionally describing every important place we were passing by, throwing in some of his own anecdotes, which made an experience not only informative but also funny and light-hearted. The parliament was with the audiobook in any of the available languages. The guide was very approachable, kept the right pace, helped taking pictures and in general was happy to show his city around. The only pitty for me was how short we stayed in the Castle District - provided, you could probably spend…”
A bus-and-walk tour of Budapest’s Parliament, Heroes’ Square, Castle Hill, and Danube views, with guided stops and photo breaks for $49.
“We absolutely loved this grand city tour. Our guide Klara was amazing: super knowledgeable and to the point, she managed to really share with us in a short time key highlights of the country’s history and sights. Strongly recommended!!”
Hands-on Kürtőskalács workshop near Budapest Basilica: make and bake 3 chimney cakes, learn history, and take home recipe.
“Great experience to have in Budapest, fun & delicious too!”
Pedal central Budapest with a guide for 2.5 hours, rolling past Parliament, Heroes Square, the Jewish Quarter, and Széchenyi area views.
“This is a great way to see Budapest! Lazlo who was our guide was excellent, English was awesome and he took us to see many different parts of the city depending on the types of things that may interest us.”
A 2-hour walking tour of Pest’s top sights, architecture, and 20th-century stories, led by a live English guide and built for first-time orientation.
“Dominic was an excellent guide with a great sense of humour. We were very impressed with his knowledge and ability to deliver to quite a large group of 16.”
Ride electric monster rollers through Budapest past Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, and more, with a small-group guide and safety training.
“Johny was our tour guide. Fun and informative at the same time. We explored the whole city in a short and fast period of time.”
Private Budapest tour by classic Russian Jeep or G-Wagon with hotel pickup, top sights, included tickets, and a Hungarian strudel stop.
“This was a great way to see the city. You see all of the main sites and our guide was very informative friendly and would highly recommend.”
German guided walk from Parliament to St Stephen’s Basilica, then through Budapest’s Jewish Quarter to Szimpla Kert. 2.5 hours for $23.
“Truly fantastic! Our guide Szusza is so passionate about her subject that she’s very generous with her time and info. This was o e of the best tours we’ve done in Budapest! 🤷♀️”
Private full-day Budapest tour with pickup, flexible route, and expert guides. Walk, use transit, and see basilica, Danube memorials, Buda Castle.
“Diana met us at our hotel and took us to multiple points of interest in Budapest. She was very knowledgeable, courteous and adjusted the day schedule tailored to our interests and walking abilities. It was a day full of discoveries and rich in historical events. Highly recommended!”
A 2.5-hour Segway highlights tour of Budapest with full training, included photos, and fast access to major sights across Buda and Pest.
“Sam was a great guide, very knowledgable and funny. Segways are a great way to see the city; we saw all the major sites. It was mostly on cycle paths with a small bit on road. Really fun way to spend an afternoon.”
Budapest Buda+Pest Segway tour with guided stops at Chain Bridge, Parliament, Buda Castle, thermal baths, markets, and viewpoints. Small group.
“Excellent! Despite being a total newbie and initially terrified of the thing, I enjoyed every minute. Mostly thanks to Raed, who is a wonderful trainer and guide. Absolutely recommended for all ages (I’m 62 years young).”
