Budapest Sightseeing TourDuration: 4 hours

Budapest – a vibrant city full of life, and the business and commercial heart of Hungary. During this 4-hour sightseeing tour, you'll discover the most iconic landmarks of the Hungarian capital: Heroes’ Square, the fairytale-like Vajdahunyad Castle, Budapest’s own “Champs-Elysees” – Andrássy Avenue, the impressive Parliament Building, Fisherman’s Bastion, the Royal Palace, and the magnificent Matthias Church. The tour ends either at the beginning of the pedestrian zone in Pest or back at Heroes’ Square.

Danube BendDuration: 9 - 10 hours

Excursion to Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre: a journey through the picturesque Danube Bend. In Esztergom, you’ll find a magnificent basilica — the largest in Hungary — impressive both for its grand scale and its breathtaking views over the Danube. Visegrád enchants with its majestic location atop a high cliff overlooking the river, offering one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Danube Bend. Szentendre is a town of artists, aromas, and charm. Its winding streets, colorful houses, art galleries, and souvenir shops create a truly fairy-tale atmosphere.

Lake Balaton: Tihany - Balatonfüred - KeszthelyDuration: 8 - 9 hours

Discover the pearl of Hungary — Lake Balaton, the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe! Your first stop will be the Tihany Peninsula, one of the most picturesque spots around the lake. Next, you’ll head to Balatonfüred, an elegant resort town famous for its thermal springs and healing mineral waters. The tour concludes with a visit to Keszthely, a historic town rich in cultural heritage. Here, you’ll explore the magnificent Festetics Palace, one of the most beautiful baroque castles in Hungary.

SzegedDuration: 8 - 9 hours

A tour to Szeged is a captivating journey to one of the most beautiful and sunniest cities in Hungary, known for its unique atmosphere, architecture, and cultural richness. During the excursion, you’ll stroll through elegant streets lined with Art Nouveau buildings, visit the majestic Votive Church of Szeged (Szeged Basilica) — famous for its mosaics and grand organ — and explore Dóm Square (Dóm tér), one of the largest squares in the country. Charming cafes, scenic riverside promenades, and the city’s vibrant cultural life add a special charm to this unforgettable experience.

GödöllőDuration: 4 - 5 hours

A tour to Gödöllő offers a chance to step into the royal history of Hungary. The town’s main gem is the exquisite Grassalkovich Palace, which once served as the summer residence of Empress Sisi. You’ll uncover the secrets of the Hungarian court as you stroll through grand halls and a picturesque park. In addition to exploring the palace’s lavish interiors and its well-kept grounds, the itinerary includes a visit to the Lázár Equestrian Park, where you can enjoy spectacular shows and discover the traditions of Hungarian horse breeding.

The Jewish Quarter of BudapestDuration: 2,5 hours

A tour of the Jewish Quarter in Budapest is a profound and emotional journey through one of the city's most atmospheric districts, where history, culture, and modernity intertwine in a single space. Here stands the Great Synagogue on Dohány Street — the largest in Europe and the second largest in the world, impressive for its architectural grandeur and spiritual strength. Nearby are the Jewish Museum, the Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, and the Tree of Life — a touching monument to the victims of the Holocaust. The narrow streets preserve traces of the past, while also being filled with trendy cafés, street art, and unique ruin bars — with the legendary Szimpla Kert among the most famous.

Vienna Sightseeing Tour
Duration: from 8 am till 6 pm

Vienna is the capital of the Empire, a city of museums and exhibition halls, magnificent architecture, and a showcase of the global fashion industry. The sightseeing tour will show all its main attractions: the Hofburg Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Vienna Opera, and the Danube embankments. In your free time, you can stroll through the famous Viennese shops or wander the city's old streets and enjoy real Viennese coffee with a slice of Sachertorte.