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Spend a day out in the Puszta, the rural landscape of Hungary, on a tour starting from Budapest. Watch a traditional horse show, enjoy the local cuisine and relax in the beautiful countryside.
Enjoy the Hungarian capital’s official city pass, the key to the city. Benefit from free entry to attractions, unlimited public transportation, and a range of discounts all around the city.
Take a day out of your holiday in Vienna to explore the Hungarian capital Budapest. Visit famous Hungarian sights such as the Opera House and Parliament Building.
Discover the essence of Hungarian rural beauty on a private tour to Lake Balaton. Stroll the streets of the quaint and old Tihany village and enjoy a meal in a restaurant with the best view in the country.
Spend a fabulous day sailing on Lake Balaton, one of central Europe's largest lakes. Visit Tihany Peninsula, an old fishing village, and the ancient Benedictine Abbey founded in 1055 on this day tour.
Explore the Buda Castle District on a guided walking tour in Budapest. See highlights like the Matthias Church and the Royal Palace, and explore hidden gems while hearing about Hungarian history.
Travel from Budapest to Gödöllő and visit the former summer residence of Queen Elizabeth, also known as Sissi. See her beautiful royal palace, which is the second-largest Baroque chateau in the world.
See why Lake Balaton is known as the Hungarian Sea on this full-day trip from Budapest. Relax on the northern shore, take a river cruise from Balatonfüred, and enjoy views from the Tihany Peninsula.
Explore the labyrinth cave system under the Buda Castle District as you learn about the history and unique geology of the caverns.
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