Budapest: 2.5-hour Hidden Sights Private Bike Tour

Budapest: 2.5-hour Hidden Sights Private Bike Tour

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Embark on a bike tour through downtown Budapest. Discover hidden sights and lesser-known attractions, delve into the city's history, and learn its unique stories.

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Highlights

Pedal across Liberty Bridge and visit the hall of Gellert Thermal Baths.
Explore Pest downtown through cobblestone streets.
See stunning palaces, old city walls and explore hidden gardens.
Stop at synagogues, peek into markets, and learn about the lives of the locals.
Discover the sights and unique stories of the Jewish District

Description

After exploring Budapest's most popular attractions, such as the Parliament and Saint Stephen's Basilica, take a leisurely bike ride around the city center to discover lesser-known locations and their captivating stories. Your journey begins at a bike shop located in the heart of the city center. Pedal across one of Europe's most stunning suspension bridges and enter into the Art Nouveau hall of the Gellért Baths. Peek into the pool area and learn about Budapest's rich spa culture. Visit what remains of the Pest city wall, explore gardens popular with locals, and journey through streets and squares filled with 19th-century palaces. Bike through the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter, the area that served as a ghetto during WWII and later became a flourishing ruin bar district in the late '90s. Admire the street art and murals, each with its own unique story related to the history of the area. Stop by a local market and marvel at Art Nouveau synagogues. Finally, ride along Andrassy Avenue and pass the Opera House on your way back to the bike shop.