2-Day Budapest and Danube Bend Tour with Szentendre and Visegrád

2 Days Duration

Experiences

About This Tour

Embark on a private 2-day guided tour that combines Budapest's iconic landmarks with some of the most fascinating sights beyond the capital. Spend your first da...

Duration: 2 Days · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Moderate · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Included · Wheelchair access: No · Cities: Budapest, Visegrád, Szentendre · Languages: English, German, Hungarian

Know before you go: On the first day, we will explore Budapest using a combination of walking and public transport.; On the second day, we will drive in my personal car to see the sights just outside Budapest that are harder to reach.

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What's Included

Private guide
Private transfer (VW Touran 2008 with leather seats and AC)

Not Included

Entrance fees (approximately 50 USD per person for the complete 2 days)
Public transport tickets (8 USD per person, or free if you are above 65)

Itinerary

1

Day 01

Budapest Highlights by Foot and Public Transport

Embark on an immersive exploration of Budapest by foot and public transport. Visit must-see sights including Heroes' Square, Andrássy Avenue, the Jewish Quarter, and Buda Castle. Learn about Budapest's history, culture, architectural gems, and hidden treasures from an expert guide. Experience the enchanting atmosphere of the city with flexibility and personalized attention.
2

Day 02

Memento Park, Szentendre, and Visegrád Castle

Explore attractions outside Budapest by car. Begin at Memento Park and experience the history and stories of the communist era. Visit the ancient ruins of Aquincum, an important Roman settlement. Explore the charming town of Szentendre, known for its picturesque streets and vibrant art scene. Conclude the journey at Visegrád Castle in the Danube Bend, enjoying panoramic views and delving into medieval history.