• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - As one of Budapest’s key religious sites, this neoclassical basilica is named after Hungary’s first king, St. Stephen. While the tour does not include entry, the story of its century-long construction and the sacred relic it houses—St. Stephen’s mummified right hand—will be shared. Standing at 96 meters, it is tied with the Parliament as Budapest’s tallest building, symbolizing the balance between church and state.

• The Fat Policeman Statue - This beloved and whimsical sculpture is a favorite in Budapest. With his round belly and twirled mustache, the Fat Policeman represents the friendly face of the Austro-Hungarian era’s gendarmerie. Locals believe that rubbing his belly brings good luck, so feel free to join in! This charming bronze figure is a popular photo spot for those exploring the city’s heart.

• Budapest Parliament - As one of Europe’s largest and most impressive legislative buildings, the Hungarian Parliament is a Gothic Revival architectural masterpiece. Proudly situated by the Danube, it serves as both the seat of power and a symbol of national pride, making it an essential highlight of Budapest’s skyline. Inside, it houses the Holy Crown of Hungary, a priceless relic used in the coronation of the country’s kings for centuries.

• Shoes on the Danube Bank - This poignant riverside memorial honors the memory of Jewish victims killed during World War II. Dozens of iron shoes line the bank, symbolizing those who were forced to remove their shoes before being shot into the Danube. It serves as a powerful reminder of the past and is one of Budapest’s most emotional sites, paying tribute to the thousands of innocent lives lost during the Holocaust in Hungary.

• Hungarian Academy of Sciences - The Hungarian Academy of Sciences is a neoclassical building with a rich history. It serves as a hub for scientific research and discovery, beautifully located along the Danube, offering both intellectual and visual inspiration. The Academy has been instrumental in advancing science in Hungary and plays a key role in promoting and preserving the Hungarian language, a vital part of the nation’s cultural identity.

• Gresham Palace - Gresham Palace is a stunning example of Budapest’s architectural splendor. Now housing the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel, this former Art Nouveau building is a must-see for fans of exquisite design and Budapest’s rich history. Originally built in the early 20th century as a luxury apartment building, it is now an iconic symbol of Budapest’s architectural elegance. Over the years, it has hosted many distinguished guests, including Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, and celebrities like Beyoncé and Brad Pitt. Its elegant design and prime location make it a symbol of luxury and sophistication in the city’s heart.

• Szechenyi Lanchid - The Chain Bridge, the first permanent bridge connecting Buda and Pest, symbolizes unity and progress in Hungarian history. Opened in 1849, its iconic stone lions and iron chains have witnessed revolutions, wars, and countless sunsets over the Danube. Walking across it offers some of the best panoramic views in the city.

• Little Princess Statue - Nestled along the Danube, the Little Princess Statue is a delightful bronze sculpture that embodies the spirit of Budapest. With her cheeky pose and playful charm, she is one of the city’s favorite hidden gems. Created by sculptor László Marton, this statue represents the youthful energy and whimsy found in Budapest’s heart.

• Margaret Island - Margaret Island provides peaceful greenery, charming gardens, and panoramic views from Margaret Bridge. It’s a city oasis, perfect for strolling, cycling, or relaxing with a beautiful view of the Danube. The island also features historical sites, including the medieval ruins of a Dominican convent, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

• Drinks available on the boat

• Museum tickets

Embark on a journey through history and immerse yourself in beauty. Discover the legendary Chain Bridge, the poignant Shoes Memorial, and the iconic streets of Budapest, uncovering hidden treasures on foot. Then, witness the city come alive from the river on a picturesque cruise. One city, countless tales—a voyage through history, heart, and breathtaking views.

Begin with a walk through history, then sail into the sunset—our Budapest tour concludes with a 1-hour Danube river cruise included in the package.

Your adventure starts at St. Stephen’s Basilica, one of the city’s most cherished landmarks. Although we won’t enter, you’ll hear the fascinating story behind this architectural marvel, including some quirky details that may surprise you.

Next, we wander along the elegant Zrínyi Street to encounter the cheerful Fat Policeman statue. Locals believe that rubbing his belly brings good luck—why not give it a try?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.