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Sightseeing in Budapest (about 3 hours)

Passing by the Parliament, crossing the Danube on Margaret-Bridge (Margaret-Island). Drive to the Royal Castle District on the Buda side, visiting the Fisherman’s Bastion and the Mathias Church. Going up to the Gellért Hill where the most beautiful view on Budapest awaits the group. Crossing the Elisabeth-Bridge. Driving towards the Heroes’ Square. Passing by the Opera and the St. Stephen’s Basilica.

Special sightseeing possibilities  in Budapest

Sightseeing at night

Budapest by night, a tour in the illuminated town.

Visit at the Parliament (about 1 hour)

Visit at the magnificent neogothic Parliament with local guide through the splendid session room, the impressive staircase. The Holy Crown and the Crown Jewel can also be seen here.

Jewish Budapest

Driving along the Danube, visit to the Great Synagogue (glorious building in Byzantine-Moorish style, Europe’s largest synagogue) and to the Jewish Museum (interior visits). Walking by the Jewish Garden, the Tree of Life, the Temple of Heroes. Possibility for lunch in a kosher restaurant.

Visit in the Opera (about 1 hour)

Designed by the greatest Hungarian architect of the 19th century, Miklós Ybl, it is a breathtaking Neo-Renaissance building. The most famous works of art of music literature (including excellent Hungarian artists) are performed here. Possibility for a surprise concert during the visit.

Visiting museums for art lovers

Visit to the Museum of Applied Art, a beautiful Art Nouveau building with Zsolnay ceramics on the roof. One of the most attractive sights in the capital. Oriental rug collection, wall hangings, Esterházy treasury, Art Nouveau glassware, Italian majolica, Zsolnay ceramics, French furniture.
Other museums in Budapest: Budapest History Museum, Hungarian National Gallery, Museum of Fine Arts, Ferenc Liszt Memorial Museum, Béla Bartók Memorial House, Zoltán Kodály Memorial Museum.

Ship cruise on the Danube

Ship cruise on the Danube in Budapest in the afternoon. A pleasant hour on board and one beverage (cocktail or bier or wine or any refreshment) and beautiful views.

Ship cruise at night on the Danube, admiring the illuminated city

Ship cruise on the Danube in Budapest at night. A pleasant hour on board and one beverage (cocktail or bier or wine or any refreshment) and beautiful views of the illuminated city.

Visiting Gellért Bath

Take a look from inside at one of the most popular and most beautiful baths in Budapest without having a bath. The medicinal spring here was already famed in the 13th century. The spa is decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishing, artistic mosaics, stained glass windows and sculptures.

Have a bath in Gellért Bath or in Széchenyi Bath

The open-air wave pool of Gellért Bath (Art Nouveau style) was the first in the world. The bath disposes of 3 external and 10 internal pool with thermal water (26-38°C). Széchenyi Bath (Neo Baroque style) has 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.

Wellness

Hungary is extremely rich in thermal waters springs, its thermal water reserve is significant on a world scale and on European scale is outstanding. Most of the mineral and medicinal waters contain dissolved minerals endows them with curative powers, and makes them suitable for bathing and drinking cures.  Currently there are more than a thousand wells in Hungary that give + 30°C hot water most of which is medicinal water. Medicinal waters can be found in almost all regions of Hungary about three-quarters of the wells are located in the Great Hungarian Plain. For decades Budapest has been enjoying the name "the world's spa capital" and has a dozen baths some of them existing from the Roman times.

Central Market Hall

The largest market of the capital and the most attractive. Unique builing built in 1890 in Art Nouveau style.

Ecseri Market

The market is an experience not only for those with a fixed aim, but also for those who just want to do some „stall shopping”. After all, it is a great fun to browse through so many bits and pieces in the hope of turning up the ocassional gem. This is a cavalcade of old and new, the superb and the showy, the glorious and the kitsch.

Formula 1

The Formula 1 Grand Prix is organised every year for over 20 years in the surroundings of Budapest. This year it takes place from 3rd to 6th August 2006. We organise hotel booking, tickets, transfer and complimentary programmes as well.

Concert, Opera, Folclore, Operetta, Theater

There is a waste choice of cultural programmes in Budapest. High standard opera and ballet performances of the Hungarian State Opera constantly play for full houses. Aside from operettas of Hungarian authors, the Operetta Theater spices the programme with popular musicals. Hungarian Folclore ensembles regularly perform on the stage of the Buda Vigadó and Duna Palace.

House of the Hungarian Wines

Wine tasting of excellent Hungarian wines in the noble exhibition cellar from 50 different wines combined by a presentation of the 22 Hungarian wine regions at the House of the Hungarian Wines, in the heart of the Castle District.

Have a cake, a coffee or sweeties in the worldfamous Gerbeaud confectionery

Gerbeaud House is situated on Vörösmarty Square in the very center of the city. Elegant and recalls the atmosphere of the old days. Delicacies served on fine Hungarian porcelain.

Lunch or Dinner in Budapest

A lunch or a dinner composed of traditional Hungarian dishes or dishes of international cuisine. Hungarian quality wines are served to the food in an elegant and fine environement.

Gala dinner

Welcome drink, a meal with 4 or more courses accompaigned by excellent Hungarian wines. The gala dinner takes place at top quality locations.

Folclore show with dinner

Have a nice evening in a traditional Hungarian restaurant with a tasty dinner and wine, accompaigned by folclore show and gipsy music.

Lunch or dinner on a ship

Have your lunch or dinner on a cruise ship on the Danube and enjoy the nice panorama of Budapest during your meal.

Casino

Have  a great and exciting night at one Budapest’s best casinos.
Games are the following: Roulette, Bingo, Black Jack, Red dog, Sic-Bo, Craps as Seven-Eleven, classical Card games are Baccara and Arts of Poker.

• The hills of Buda: Walking, Elisabeth look-out tower, children’s railway, cogwheel railway, chair lift

There are few large cities where natural greenery is so readily accessible. The Buda hills are known as the lungs of the capital. 400-500 m high, nice hills on the Northern West part of Budapest, fresh air and unique transport possibilities (children’s railway, cogwheel railway, chair lift).

• Szentendre

Excursion to this baroque picturesque little town with Mediterranean atmosphere, also called as the village of artists. You can visit here many art museums, including the most famous museum, the ceramic museum of Margit Kovács. Here can be found the serbe-orthodox church, Blagovestenska too. Szentendre has preserved its 18-19th century compact and unified outfit. Picturesque settings on the Danube, crooked streets, great place for shooping.

• Sissi castle in Gödöllő

An excursion to Gödöll and visit to the 2nd Baroque castle in Europe, the Grassalkovich Castle. This was the favourite summer residence of the wife of emperor Franz Joseph, Queen Elizabeth, Sisi.

1. The Danube Bend

A nice excursion to the Danube Bend. Visiting Esztergom, the formel royal town and the Basilica. Going on to Visegrád, former Royal Seat and a breathtaking view on the Danube Bend awaits the group. Contiunation to Szentendre, baroque picturesque little town with Mediterranean atmosphere, also called as the village of artists.

2. Puszta programme in Lajosmizse or in Bugacpuszta

Excursion to the Hungarian Great Plain. Upon arrival welcome by apricot brandy and pogacsa (sauvory scones). Carriage ride through the Puszta, horse show programme that presents the lifesyle of the rangmen, possibility to ride and visit to the horse stables. Lunch (3-course menu with a glass of wine and mineral water) accompanied by gypsy music.

3. Hortobágy

Grassy plain between the Hajdúság and the river Tisza, which was controlled in the 1840s, making the area the biggest plain in Central-Europe. The region is part of the World Heritage. Its area is 80,000 hectares, it is a nature conservation area. Shepherding, horse breeding, fishing and breeeding of indigenous animals are typical in this region. There used to be 50 settlements here. The Hortobágy National Park is the first nature reserve in Hungary with more than 230 protected bird species. Several hundred thousand tourists are attracted by the sights of intact nature every year.

4. Eger

Baroque town surrounded by hills,  the famous Bull’s blood is produced here. Many of sights from the more than 1000 year old history. Eger is one of the most beautiful towns of Hungary, thermal sources, memories of the Turkish time can also be found there.

5. Tokaj

Tokaj is a beautiful little village surrounded by the volcanic hills producing the famed Tokaj wines.  The most popular one is the Tokay Aszú, ’the wine of kings, king of wines”. The quality of the wine is given in butts. The quality growths with the number of butts. 

6. Lake Balaton and Herend

It is not only the water that attracts visitors to the most popular resort of Hungary: Lake Balaton Highlands are excellent excursion spots offering the wines of the neighbourhood in pleasantly cool cellars, as well. The most famous places to visit are: Siófok, Tihany, Balatonfüred, Keszthely with rich cultural Heritage. Herend is a small town near to the city of Veszprém. Most famous for its long tradition of excellent porcelaine manufacturing. The history of the town goes back into Roman times.

1. Vienna

Capital of Austria, the town is situated on both sides of the River Danube only 60 kilometers far from the Austrian-Hungarian border.
Sightseeing tour (Ring, Schönbrunn castle, Prater, Stephan’s Cathedral, Burg) in Vienna with guide and lunch in a typical restaurant.

2. Bratislava

Sightseeing tour in Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia (the Bratislava Castle, the Primate’s Palace, Slovak National Theatre, the Michael’s Gate, the narrowest house in Europe, Novy Most Bratislava Bridge across the Danube river, featuring an UFO-like tower) with guide and lunch in a typical restaurant.