Central Market Hall

We will show you this amazing and vibrant market, and if you want you can taste a few Hungarian delicacies.If you decide to try our famous pálinka too, you might sleep through the rest of the tour:)

15 minutes

St. Gellert Thermal Bath and Swimming Pool

Then we go on towards the Gellért Spa. Before reaching this amazing masterpiece of art, you will be able to admire the third oldest bridge of Budapest, once named after Franz Joseph, now called Liberty Bridge. We stop at Gellért Spa to see the pretty foyer and the art nouveau artwork.

5 minutes

Citadella

Next, we drive up to the Citadel and show you the most spectacular view of Budapest. Better than from the castle district!!! This stop is great for stretching your muscles. The cruise tours usually don't go there!

15 minutes

Buda Castle

We will also stop in the Castle District so you can get a good feeling for this special part of Budapest, once the heart of the Hungarian Kingdom. Colourful buildings, walls that have seen uprisings and world wars: a real time travel! Of course we want you to enjoy the view from the Fisherman's Bastion!

15 minutes

Hungarian Parliament Building

Next, we drive across the Margareth Bridge to Pest, continue on to the Parliament, which is the third largest Parliament of the world. If our prime minister is available, you can have a coffee with him (and use words of praise or criticism-up to your political attitudes :)) This is a stop by the Parliament, not an internal tour.

5 minutes

Szabadsag ter

We will also show you Liberty square and a neighborhood that proves Budapest deserves to be called "the Paris of the East."

10 minutes

Szechenyi Baths and Pool

Next, you will see the City Park, and Széchenyi bath - Europe's largest thermal spa - , the Budapest Zoo and the Amusement Park. You will be able to get out of the car and do a short walk in the beautiful park and take a look at the Széchenyi spa from both outside and inside.

10 minutes

Andrassy Avenue

We then take the Andrássy Avenue towards the City Park, pass by the Opera House, the House of Terror, and several stores Hungarians cannot afford:). Would you like to see a station of the world's second oldest subway line?

New York Palace

An amazing building speaking of bygone times