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Budapest City Tour
Passing by the Parliament we cross the Danube on the Margaret-bridge (Margaret-Island) and drive to the Royal Castle on the Buda side, where we visit the Fishermen’s Bastion (promenade ) and the Matthias Church. After visiting the Citadel on the Gellért hill ( photo stop ) we cross the Elisabeth-bridge and drive to the City-Park towards Heroes Square (promenade). Passing by the Opera and St. Stephen’s Basilica we get back to Hotel Intercontinental, where the tour ends.

Daily: 10.00 a.m./ 11.00 a.m./ 02.30 p.m.
Winter: 10.00 a.m. / 02.30 p.m.
Price: Adult: EUR 26,- Child: EUR 13,-

House of Parliament
Do not miss the opportunity for a visit of the impressive House of Parliament. After a walk around Hungary’s largest building, interior visit of the magnificent neo-gothic Parliament with guide through the splendid boards rooms and impressive staircases.

The Parliament reserves the right to cancel guided tours without notice on special occasions.

Daily: 09.30. a.m.
Price: Adult: EUR 20,- Child: EUR 10,-

Danube Bend Tour
The Danube bend – an excursion to Hungary’s history. Visit of Visegrad, the former Royal Residence (fascinating view on the Danube Valley) and Esztergom (centre of the Catholic Church). After the interior visit of the Cathedral in Esztergom we carry on to the baroque artists’ village Szentendre (guided walk). Return to Budapest on the Danube by boat, the tour ends at the pier/city-centre.

Tour: Daily except Mon., Tue.: 09.00 a.m.
In case of low-water and during winter-time return to Budapest by bus.
Winter: Sat.: 09.00 a.m.
Price: Adult: EUR 64,- Child: EUR 32,-

BUDAPEST - THE CITY OF MUSEUMS

THERMAL BATHS IN BUDAPEST

Budapest is very rich in healing thermal waters. Here you can find information about the two most famous thermal baths of Budapest.

Széchenyi Bath
Address: H-1146 Budapest, Állatkerti körút 11
Opening hours: daily 6 a.m. - 5 p.m.
One of the largest bathing complexes in Europe, the premier medicinal bath of Pest. Its thermal springs were discovered in 1879, they are the deepest and hottest (74-75°C) thermal wells in the capital. The open-air sections with their pleasantly warm waters are equally popular in winter.

Day-time sightseeing boat
Rendezvous with Buda and Pest. Afternoon sightseeing by boat on the River Danube as it flows majestically through Budapest. A pleasant hour on board, sailing between the splendid visions of Buda and Pest and an hour walk on Margaret Island. Special drinks are served twice, including cocktails, beer, wine and soft drinks.

Evening sightseeing boat
An hour long siht and sound show on the River Danube through the illuminated capital when the legends of Budapest come alive. Drinks, including champagne and beer, wine and soft drinks are served twice.

House of the Hungarian Wines
Address: H-1014 Budapest, Szentháromság tér 6 (Buda Castle)
Opening hours: daily 12 a.m.–8 p.m.
The House of Hungarian Wines is in the historic milieu of the Castle District of Buda. Wine-tasting walk in the exhibitory-cellar: In the atmospheric cellar of the House, where every wine-region of Hungary is represented in a separate exhibition area, approximately 700 different Hungarian wines and sparkling wines await wine enthusiasts. Thus, the wine-exhibition gives an overall picture of Hungarian oenology in a unique manner. Furthermore, not only does it offer the richest domestic selection available but it also introduces the wine-regions of Hungary with the help of multi-lingual tableaus. The latter highlight the various characteristics of the above-mentioned territories as well as call attention to interesting pieces of information in Hungarian, English, German, and French.