Budapest: Half-Day Highlights Small Group Private Tour

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Budapest: Half-Day Highlights Small Group Private Tour

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Discover the highlights of Budapest on a 4-hour private tour for up to 6 people. See iconic sites, such as Buda Castle, the Citadella, and Liberty Statue. Travel down the famous Andrássy Avenue, tour inside St. Stephen’s Basilica, and more.

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Highlights

See the sites you want to see on a private tour of Budapest
Explore the monuments of the Castle District
Travel down the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Andrássy út, Heroes’ Square and City Park
Go inside St. Stephen's Basilica to see the right hand of Stephen, the first King of Hungary
Learn about life in the imperial city and life behind the Iron Curtain

Description

Book a private guide and driver in Budapest for up to 6 people and see the sights you want to see. Traveling in comfortable air-conditioned minivans (other vehicles are available for larger groups on request), you will visit the classic sites of the city, such as the Citadella, Liberty Statue, Buda Castle and more. Learn about life in the imperial city during the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and discover what life was like behind the Iron Curtain during the Communist era. Go to the Romanesque Matthias Church in front of the Fishermen's Bastion of the Castle District, and get close-up views of its soaring tower. Travel down Andrássy út (Andrássy Avenue), Budapest’s most iconic boulevard. Pause at the vast Heroes’ Square to see the Millennium Memorial. Continue to City Park, part of Budapest’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover the oldest underground train line in the city, part of the 2nd oldest underground system in the world.