Budapest Private Walking Tour with Strudel Stop

Description

Experience Budapest from a local’s perspective on this private walking tour covering Pest and the Buda side.

Duration

3.5 hours

Description

Our private walking tours of Budapest offer you the flexibility of tour themes and sights visited. Our private walking tour is specifically catered to meet your desired sightseeing experience.

Your walking tour begins at the Opera House from where you take a short ride on the Millennium Underground out to Heroes' Square and City Park. Here you’ll get a great introduction to Hungary's rich history and culture through the stories of its great kings. Then, you'll walk through City Park to visit Vajdahunyad Castle and you'll stop off and peek inside to Szechenyi Baths to learn about the amazing bath culture this country has to offer. After you'll take the Millennium Underground back towards the city center and stop off at the end of Andrassy Avenue where you’ll hear about the significance the street to the city's nobility.

Next you'll head over to see St. Stephen’s Basilica before taking a break in a café for a taste of a Hungary’s dessert and a coffee or soft drink (included in the tour). After your refreshment break, you head down to the riverside to see the famous blue Danube. Here you'll take in the spectacular view of UNESCO World Heritage panorama with Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Royal Palace and Gellert Hill with the Citadel as you cross the river via the famous Chain Bridge.
For the final leg of the tour you'll climb the steps up into the Buda Castle District and then wander through the old cobblestone streets and alleys to our finishing point in front of the Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion.

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Included:
English speaking guide
Pick-up
Coffee or soft drink with Hungarian dessert
Public transport tickets during the tour

Excluded:
Drop-off and transport from the conclusion point
Tip for the guide

Know before you go

You will need to be fit for light continuous walking, for up to 3 hours
Please bring a bottle of water with you which you can refill during the tour from public wells
Not recommended to children under age 12