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Experience the sights and sounds of Budapest on a four-hour e-bike tour. Visit Freedom Square, Margaret Bridge, and more. You'll enjoy the thrill of seeing the city by bike and won’t get worn out thanks to the electric motor.  Your guide is with you every step of the way to narrate the tour and answer questions. Across the river, enjoy a break with complimentary cake and coffee, before continuing the tour.

Lukács Thermal Bath in Budapest, Hungary is a luxurious spa destination featuring therapeutic thermal waters, a range of saunas and steam rooms, an outdoor pool with jets and waterfalls, beauty and wellness treatments, and a gym and fitness center. The bath is known for its Art Nouveau architecture and decor, and its friendly and knowledgeable staff. The thermal waters are rich in minerals and known for their therapeutic properties.

Get a first-hand experience of Budapest’s vibrant nightlife on this lively pub crawl. Begin the evening when you meet your group and your guide at a central location. After introductions are made, head to one of the city’s biggest party bars and enjoy an open bar before continuing your crawl through ruin bars, cocktail bars, and more, and socialize as you go. The tour ends at one of the city’s most popular clubs, where you’ll have special, skip-the-line access.

When you visit other art galleries, you’re not allowed to touch the paintings while you’re there. This 3D gallery Budapest admission ticket gets you into an art gallery that encourages you to take original photos of the 3D art with you in it. Plus, you’re allowed to take unlimited photos with your own device, so you can try different poses for multiple outcomes.

Budapest’s ruin pubs are unique, and as such, a must-do for visitors. Housed in abandoned buildings with no signs outside, they can be hard to find for those not in the know. This tour takes you to five to experience their unique vibe, and is the city’s longest-running ruin pub crawl. Enjoy a complimentary shot in each bar, learn about Budapest’s nightlife from your guide, and finish with skip-the-line admission to its biggest ruin club.

Palatinus is a family-friendly bath complex featuring a range of pools, waterslides & spa facilities. Located on the Margaret Island, with its beautiful surroundings, it's the perfect place to relax. The bath features multiple outdoor and indoor pools, including a thermal pool, a wave pool, and a children's pool. Whether you are looking to unwind after a long day of sightseeing or seeking a relaxing getaway, the Palatinus Bath has something for everyone.

Gigantic monuments of Communist Dictatorship. Removed statues from the streets of Budapest with great photo opportunities of Lenin, soviet Red Army soldiers, and many more communist heroes.

Discover Budapest with a 24, 48, 72, 96 or 120-hour Budapest Card, providing discounts, tours and transportation while you explore the city independently. Enjoy free entry to top museums, two complimentary walking tours, admission to the thermal baths and more. Your card also includes discounts at popular restaurants, free public transportation and a guidebook with helpful information about the included services.

Take a break from sightseeing and feel like a kid again with a ride on the Visegradi Bobpalya (Visegrad Bobsled) just outside Budapest. Careen down a grassy hill near the banks of the Danube on your choice of two different tracks, controlling your speed with a hand stick as you navigate 12 downhill bends. This 10-ride pack makes for several hours of affordable family fun.

Experience the best of Budapest’s nightlife on this group bar crawl. Start off with a welcome shot as your guide takes you through four different bars. Gain VIP access to Instant-Fogas, one of the largest club complexes in the region, and enjoy the atmosphere and the scene with your group.

Palm House tickets offer an exclusive experience at Szechenyi Bath, one of the most iconic and historic thermal baths in Budapest, Hungary. Enjoy access to the luxurious Palm House area with its own private pool, sauna, and steam room. Relax in style with comfortable lounge chairs and personalized service. The Palm House at the Széchényi Thermal Bath in Budapest is a unique tropical greenhouse filled with exotic palm trees and other lush vegetation. It provides visitors with an escape to a warm, humid environment while they soak in the thermal waters of the bath. A perfect combination of wellness and botanical beauty. You will only have to relax and enjoy, we assure you comfort.

Experience the therapeutic benefits of natural thermal water with tickets to the Dandar Thermal Bath in Budapest, Hungary. Located in a beautifully restored Art Nouveau building, the bath features a range of indoor and outdoor pools filled with thermal water that is rich in minerals and trace elements. In addition to the pools, the bath also offers saunas, steam rooms, and a range of massage and beauty treatments. With your tickets, you'll have access to all of these facilities and can spend the day relaxing and rejuvenating in this luxurious oasis. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the ancient tradition of thermal baths in modern luxury. Get your tickets to the Dandar Thermal Bath today!

Madame Tussauds Budapest welcomes visitors with 51 Hungarian and international figures. The world's 24th Madame Tussauds production opened in Palazzo Dorottya at the end of May 2023. The new location of the world-famous 250-year-old brand includes halls for celebrities and the most famous figures of history, culture and science - among which 17 are related to Hungary. Madame Tussauds Budapest brings 51 lifelike figures and their breathtaking installations to the public in this brand new experience. Visitors can meet 17 Hungary-related figures, "who” have been created specifically for the Hungarian production in secret, in the Madame Tussauds studio near London. As part of the planning phase, the public of Budapest were asked in a large-scale survey who they would like to see and were most interested in. As a result, historical figures, stars, athletes, cultural icons and a world-famous Hungarian scientist are all on the list.