Budapest
From the magnificent Danube River that divides Buda and Pest to the charming back streets filled with hidden cafes and quirky art galleries, this five-day, privately guided tour of Budapest showcases the city in a new light as you uncover the beauty that is Hungary’s capital.
Itinerary Highlights
What’s included
flexibility
This is an example itinerary. It is fully flexible; you can add or subtract days and include hotels at your chosen budget. It departs daily.
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Nights
Price Guide
From $2,500 per person
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Fly to Budapest
Arrival and the Heart of Pest
Once you have arrived in Budapest, meet with your driver, who will escort you to your hotel for the next four nights. After you are settled, meet your guide, who will take you on a private tour of the city, exploring sites such as St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Parliament Building, and the Danube Promenade.
The Buda Side and Relaxation
After breakfast, meet your guide for a tour of Buda Castle, where you’ll explore the extensive grounds and museums. After lunch, visit Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion. Both of which offered a taste of Hungary’s medieval history. Later, explore the Gellért Baths, soaking in the thermal waters and lounging in the stunning Art Nouveau surroundings.
Culture and Quirkiness
Today, discover the importance of the Jewish community in the history of Budapest, starting with a private guided tour of the Hungarian National Museum. Then, head to the Jewish Quarter and the Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest synagogue in Europe. Reflect at the moving Holocaust memorial.
For Lunch, take a cooking class and learn the fundamentals of Hungarian cooking, then sit back with a bottle of wine from the Eger region and enjoy your masterpiece.
Tonight, explore the more eccentric side of life in Budapest with a tour of the Ruin bars, an essential part of Budapest’s nightlife. These bars offer eclectic decor and a laid-back atmosphere.
Conclude your evening with a night cruise down the Danube.
Market and Departure
Meet with your guide early this morning for a sensory tour of the Great Market Hall. Here you’ll learn about local delicacies, from cheeses to pastries. The afternoon is free for you to explore those sights you want to see again, or shop for those last-minute souvenirs.
Depart Budapest Airport
A note on price
The prices outlined above are a rough guide to give you an idea of costs and enable you to budget for your trip.
Guide prices are generally for private arrangements based on twin share, in well located, good quality accommodation (excluding international flights).
Please note costs are indicative and may vary due to a number of factors such as; travel date, hotel choice, room category, number of people travelling and prevailing exchange rates.
Price Guide From $2500 pp
When to travel
Hungary experiences a temperate climate, with cold winters and warm summers. January is one of the coldest months of the year, with temperatures ranging from -4°C to 1°C. It’s important to pack warm clothing and layers if you plan to visit during this time. The best time to visit Hungary is during the months of April to October when the weather is mild and pleasant. During these months, the temperatures are usually between 15°C to 25°C, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
Add on’s
Consider adding nearby destinations that complement its charm. A short trip away, Vienna, Austria, offers stunning imperial architecture, vibrant coffee culture, and rich musical history. Alternatively, head to Bratislava, the quaint Slovak capital, where you can wander the picturesque old town and enjoy views from the stunning castle.
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