Top Budapest Jazz Shows

Experience the beautiful sights of Budapest on a cruise along the Danube River. See famous landmarks such as the Chain Bridge, which connects the eastern and western sides of the city, as well as Buda Castle. On board you can enjoy wine and Hungarian sparkling wine and a buffet-style dinner included on the cruise, based on the tour option selected. Live music sets the mood as you glide past the capital city’s stunning backdrop.

Enjoy a decadent way to pamper yourself in Budapest with this two-in-one spa package. You’ll receive tickets for a soaking session at the city’s thermal beer spa, where you can relax in thermal water dosed with hops, yeast, and other beer ingredients, all while enjoying unlimited mugs of beer. The package also includes full-day tickets to the city’s famed Széchenyi Baths, which you can discover at your own pace.

Discover Budapest with ease and check off lots of dispersed highlights in a day with this guided Segway tour. Choose between private or shared group options, then cruise around Buda and Pest’s landmarks without the inconvenience of walking, catching buses, or jostling with others in a large tour group. Ideal for travelers seeking a quick and fun overview of the city, the tour includes training and equipment.

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.

We are introducing you to the vibrant and colourful Hungarian jazz scene where each event will be a one-time experience, set in our beautiful home in Budapest. Travellers will have a unique experience while listening to top local and occasionally internationally well known quest performers from an arm s length and can have an actual conversation with them in a friendly and intimate environment as opposite to a “regular jazzclub” where usually the audience is leaving the concert hall after the show.