7-Hour Private Driving Tour of Budapest with a Customizable Itinerary

7 Hours Duration

Experiences

About This Tour

Embark on a 7-hour private driving tour through Budapest's historical and architectural highlights. Explore the Castle District on the Buda side, including Matt...

Duration: 7 Hours · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Included · Wheelchair access: Yes · Cities: Budapest, Esztergom · Languages: English, German, Italian

About Esztergom

Hungary

Esztergom

An ancient home of Celtic tribes and Magyars alike, Esztergom remains one of the most holy cities in all of Hungary. Explore its towering domes and great basilica with the help of a local local guide.

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What's Included

Private guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Bottled water

Not Included

Admission fees

Itinerary

1

Day 01

Customizable Budapest Driving Tour

With your tour guide, visit Budapest's most important sights on a flexible driving tour tailored to your interests. I will meet you at the time that suits you, and the itinerary is a plan that can be customized according to what you would like to see and do. Highlights on the Buda side include Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion, the National Archives, the House of Houdini, Hotel Hilton with the remarkable remains of the medieval Dominican Cloisters, Holy Trinity Square, Old Buda Town Hall, Ruszwurm pastry shop (since 1827), the Royal Palace, the Presidential Palace, and the Prime Minister's Palace. You will also see Aquincum's Roman-era amphitheater and Roman-era bath. On Gellért Hill, visit the Liberation Monument, the Citadel, the best lookout terrace in town with amazing views, and Hotel and Bath Gellért. On the Pest side, discover the Market Hall, Small Boulevard, the Jewish Quarter and Synagogue, Parliament, the American Embassy, the Soviet Army Memorial, the National Bank, National Treasury, Stock Exchange, and Gresham Palace. Continue along the splendid buildings of Andrássy Avenue, including the Opera House, Ballet Institute, Franz Liszt House, Heroes' Square, the Zoo, and Széchenyi Bath.