Top Hungary Walking Tours

Stretch your legs and see the sights on this Budapest walking tour. Your local guide leads you to the jewels of the city, including UNESCO World Heritage sites like Heroes’ Square, where iconic statues of the Seven Chieftains of the Magyars sit, as well as the beautiful Buda Castle. Take a break with a delicious Hungarian dessert and a hot drink. This walking tour is limited to 10 people, keeping the experience intimate as you discover all that this incredible city has to offer.

If it's your first time in Budapest, get the lay of the land and a primer in Hungarian history on this in-depth and very affordable walking tour. Join a small group of fellow visitors and a guide who knows the city in and out for a stroll to most of the major attractions including the Hungarian Parliament, Europe's largest synagogue, and St. Stephen’s Basilica.

If you are in Budapest, you must visit the Parliament, as it is Budapest's number one attraction. We provide an excellent service with audio guided tours. You can walk inside the walls of the Parliament and learn the full history of the building, an unmissable experience in Budapest!

Get to know Budapest the way you wish with a private guide and personalized itinerary on this full-day private city tour. Flexible tour options cater to different traveler needs—including a car tour, or a combination of a walking tour and public transport. Along the way, check off many key sights, including Heroes’ Square, Andrassy Avenue and Buda Castle—all with insightful commentary throughout.

Explore Hungary’s renowned wine region on a half-day Etyek wine country tour from Budapest, featuring lunch or dinner. Depart in the morning or afternoon to uncover the tranquil beauty of Etyek, famed for its white and sparkling wines. Visit two or three family-owned cellars to taste their wines and learn about their craft. This intimate tour culminates in a traditional 2-course Hungarian meal, providing an immersion into local flavors.

Experience the traditions of Hungary’s Great Plain or 'puszta' on this full-day trip from Budapest. Venture south to the region’s capital of Kecskemet, and enjoy a guided stroll around its historical highlights, including the art nouveau-style Town Hall. Then, continue to a horse ranch to enjoy a traditional ‘palinka’ (apricot brandy) welcome, equestrian show, optional carriage ride, and 3-course Hungarian lunch. Includes hotel pickup, ranch visit, horse show, and lunch.

Study up on your Hungarian wines with this 2-hour evening tasting in Budapest. Led by an expert guide, you’ll be given an introduction to regional characteristics, sampling eight varietals at a local wine shop and sharing your thoughts with your companions. Ask questions as you take in the flavour notes, pairing your samples with artisanal bread, local cheeses & charcuteries. Groups are limited to 24 people.

Travel through Budapest’s historic Jewish Quarter on a walking tour and learn about the community that remains active there today. See the Kazinczy Street Synagogue, Raul Wallenberg Holocaust Memorial Park, the Jewish Museum and more, as your guide discusses in-depth the Jewish heritage behind the streets that you pass. With two routes to choose from, you’ll hear about the community’s past and the important role that the Jewish culture plays in contemporary Hungarian society.

Get an overview of Budapest's most important sights and landmarks on this private guided tour. Tick off a variety of top sights—such as St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Parliament building, Liberty Square, and the Chain Bridge. As well as city highlights, the tour introduces you to hidden gems that you might not find if exploring alone.

Join this group walking tour to see the sights of Budapest with the freedom to pay what you like, depending on what you think of the tour. Learn all about Fisherman’s Bastion, Buda Castle, and many more landmarks, hearing entertaining stories from your guide. This is a great overview for planning out the rest of your time in Budapest, and doesn’t break the bank.

Cruise the Danube River in the evening on a sightseeing cruise through Budapest. With a beverage in hand, take in the famous sights of Budapest along the banks of the river, deemed a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Visit Slovakia’s capital of Bratislava on a private 10-hour tour from Budapest. Journey through northern Hungary by private air-conditioned vehicle and explore the cobbled streets of Bratislava Old Town on a walking tour. See landmarks including Michael’s Gate and Bratislava Castle, and visit the Grassalkovich Palace and Primate’s Palace as you uncover their history. Plus, enjoy a restaurant lunch and free time to shop and sightsee independently. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Among the most important sights addressing Jewish history in Budapest is the Dohány Street Synagogue, which is both a worship space and home to the Hungarian Jewish Museum. Enjoy skip-the-line access to this renowned institution with your advance ticket purchase. Learn about Hungarian Jewish history and the devastation of the Holocaust and experience the grand architecture of the Great Synagogue, featuring 1850s Hungarian architectural details.

Though today Budapest's Jewish Quarter is a bustling entertainment hub full of chic bars and restaurants, within this district there's a rich cultural history if you know where to look. Follow your guide to uncover the Jewish history of Budapest's District VII on this walking tour. You can visit the largest synagogue in Europe, learn about the history of the Holocaust, and stroll along the district's 18th-century high street, spotting landmarks as you go.

Book this tour if it’s your first time in Budapest to get a great overview of the city that will help you plan the rest of your stay. You’ll keep costs down by joining this group tour, and you might make a few new friends along the way, too. Meet your guide near the Budapest Eye, then get ready to start your tour. Make sure to wear comfy shoes, since you’ll be walking from place to place.

Admire the beautiful Buda Castle District on a walking tour in Budapest. Follow a local guide around the cobblestone streets and hear stories of the city’s rich history. See UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Royal Palace, as well as the lesser-known landmarks such as Sandor Palace. Be sure to capture pictures with family and friends from the panoramic lookout of Fisherman’s Bastion before you head out.

Sidestep the tourist traps and discover some of Budapest’s best local food on a small-group tour. In addition to trying delicious Hungarian specialties, the tour also showcases some interesting local landmarks, such as St. Stephen's Basilica and Liberty Square. Foodie treats to look forward to include freshly baked bread, Hungarian sausages, cheese, pickled vegetables, and local wine too.

Get up close and personal with one of Budapest’s most important landmarks—and learn the stories behind the sights from your guide’s commentary—on a tour of St. Stephen’s Basilica. Pick from a small-group tour of the church (with optional upgrades to visit its treasury and tower) or a private tour, depending on your budget and preferences. Whichever you choose, you’ll have the chance to discover a true Hungarian icon.

Go sightseeing along the River Danube on this scenic evening cruise with onboard live music. Choose from multiple packages to suit your preferences—including the option to include cocktails, wine, bottomless prosecco, or even an open bar with unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Along the way, take in views of top sights, including Buda Castle, the Parliament House, and the Citadel.

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.

This Big Bus hop-on hop-off tour of Budapest is one of the easiest ways to get around the city while you’re traveling. Book your 1-, 2-, or 3-day ticket and explore at your own pace. The route stops at many key areas of Budapest, including Heroes’ Square, the Hungarian Parliament Building, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the Hungarian State Opera House. The bus offers recorded commentary about Budapest's sights in several languages.

Explore Budapest on a walking tour that highlights the history and landmarks of the Hungarian capital. Your guide shares commentary as you take in sites including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Buda Castle and Royal Gardens. You’ll also stop at St. Stephen's Basilica, Chain Bridge, Matthias Church, and Fisherman's Bastion on a tour that provides time for photos and conversation, and makes an ideal introduction to the city.

Travelers looking for a more active way to explore Budapest's top attractions should skip the typical, crammed tour bus, and opt for this bicycle sightseeing tour, complete with a guide to lead the way. Hop on your bike and pedal past many of the city's top sights—on both sides of the Danube River—including highlights such as the Parliament Building, St. Stephen's Basilica, the Chain Bridge, and the Central Market Hall.