Hungary, Budapešť
Budapest - by train for an experience
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Join us by train to explore the beauties of Budapest! Experience the best the Hungarian capital has to offer during one extended weekend. Admire stunning historic landmarks like Fisherman's Bastion, Buda Castle, and the majestic Parliament building on the banks of the Danube. Stroll across the famous Chain Bridge, soak up the romance of the old Buda streets, and taste typical specialties such as goulash, langos, or sweet Kürtőskalács. Discover Budapest's most interesting spots with an experienced guide, then enjoy the rest of the weekend your way – perhaps relaxing in the famous Széchenyi thermal baths, visiting museums, or taking an evening cruise on the Danube. The trip price includes accommodation in a 3* hotel with breakfast and a 3-day public transport ticket for easy travel around the city.
- The best of the Hungarian capital over a weekend
- City tour and visit to the most important sights with an experienced local Czech/Slovak-speaking guide
- Plenty of free time, the chance to taste excellent Hungarian cuisine, shop, visit landmarks and museums, or enjoy bathing in the spas
- Travel on a modern train with WiFi, free coffee, and additional services
Tour Program
day 1
prague - budapest
The journey to discover the beauty of Budapest begins! Departure from Prague's main train station at around 6:16 AM on the RegioJet train heading to Budapest. During the trip, you can enjoy the comfort of a modern train set with Wi-Fi access, onboard service, and complimentary coffee. Upon arrival in Budapest, a Czech- or Slovak-speaking guide will welcome you right on the platform. Together, we will transfer to the hotel, followed by the first part of our city exploration. We will visit the famous Heroes' Square, where we will briefly learn about Hungary's rich history. Next, we'll ride the historic 19th-century metro—the very first underground transit system in Europe—and head to tour St. Stephen's Basilica, Budapest's most important spiritual landmark. After visiting the basilica, we'll enjoy a pleasant walk toward Vörösmarty Square, the vibrant heart of the city. From there, we'll proceed to Castle Hill, where the impressive Buda Castle awaits us, the former residence of Hungarian kings, followed by the coronation Matthias Church and the romantic Fisherman's Bastion, offering breathtaking views of the Hungarian Parliament and the entire Budapest skyline. After the group tour, there will be free time to explore the city at your own pace.
day 2
budapest
After breakfast at the hotel, you have the whole day free to explore Budapest at your own pace. We suggest starting with a visit to the Great Market Hall, which will charm you with its unique atmosphere and wide selection of Hungarian specialties and souvenirs (open only until 3:00 PM on Saturdays). From there, it’s just a short walk to the Great Synagogue, the largest Jewish place of worship in Europe and one of the city’s most important landmarks. You can enjoy a pleasant walk along the Danube promenade, where interesting statues and sculptures await, or visit one of the major museums – whether it’s the Hungarian National Museum or the Museum of Fine Arts, located right at Heroes’ Square. Another stop could be the lively Erzsébet Square, where you can take a panoramic ride on the Budapest Eye observation wheel for a completely new view of the city. Budapest is especially famous for its thermal baths – a visit to one of them is a must! We recommend the majestic Széchenyi Baths in Art Nouveau style, among the largest in Europe, boasting the warmest springs in Budapest and stunning neo-Baroque architecture. After relaxing at the baths, take a short walk to the romantic Vajdahunyad Castle and visit the House of Hungarian Music, a modern architectural gem by renowned Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, set in the green City Park. If you’re interested in seeing Budapest from another perspective, we recommend an evening cruise on the Danube with Czech commentary – more information is available at www.legenda.hu/english.
day 3
budapest - prague
After breakfast at the hotel, you have free time to spend as you wish. We recommend a leisurely stroll along the famous Váci Street, the most well-known pedestrian zone in Budapest, full of shops, cafés, and a lively atmosphere. Also worth visiting is the Labyrinth beneath Buda Castle – a mysterious network of tunnels with a unique ambiance that will transport you back in time. To end the weekend on a sweet note, treat yourself to a dessert at one of Budapest's legendary cafés – whether you choose the breathtakingly decorated New York Café or the traditional Gerbeaud, be sure to try some of the classic pastries like Eszterházy cake or Dobos torta. Departure back to the Czech Republic is planned for around 2:45 PM.
About Price
Price includes
- train ticket Czech Republic - Budapest and back including seat reservation and onboard service possibility to choose from several departure points - Prague, Pardubice, Brno, Břeclav services of a local Czech/Slovak-speaking guide 3-day public transport ticket in Budapest 2 overnight stays in a hotel with breakfast - B&B Hotel Budapest City*** authentic guided tour audio via headphone system insurance according to Act No. 159/99 Coll. 24/7 virtual delegate support
Price does not include
- entrance fees to museums and other sites
Available rooms
Double room
Food
Breakfast
Offer code: XHU1818
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Hungary, Budapešť
Budapest - by train for an experience
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Join us by train to explore the beauties of Budapest! Experience the best the Hungarian capital has to offer during one extended weekend. Admire stunning historic landmarks like Fisherman's Bastion, Buda Castle, and the majestic Parliament building on the banks of the Danube. Stroll across the famous Chain Bridge, soak up the romance of the old Buda streets, and taste typical specialties such as goulash, langos, or sweet Kürtőskalács. Discover Budapest's most interesting spots with an experienced guide, then enjoy the rest of the weekend your way – perhaps relaxing in the famous Széchenyi thermal baths, visiting museums, or taking an evening cruise on the Danube. The trip price includes accommodation in a 3* hotel with breakfast and a 3-day public transport ticket for easy travel around the city.
- The best of the Hungarian capital over a weekend
- City tour and visit to the most important sights with an experienced local Czech/Slovak-speaking guide
- Plenty of free time, the chance to taste excellent Hungarian cuisine, shop, visit landmarks and museums, or enjoy bathing in the spas
- Travel on a modern train with WiFi, free coffee, and additional services
Tour Program
day 1
prague - budapest
The journey to discover the beauty of Budapest begins! Departure from Prague's main train station at around 6:16 AM on the RegioJet train heading to Budapest. During the trip, you can enjoy the comfort of a modern train set with Wi-Fi access, onboard service, and complimentary coffee. Upon arrival in Budapest, a Czech- or Slovak-speaking guide will welcome you right on the platform. Together, we will transfer to the hotel, followed by the first part of our city exploration. We will visit the famous Heroes' Square, where we will briefly learn about Hungary's rich history. Next, we'll ride the historic 19th-century metro—the very first underground transit system in Europe—and head to tour St. Stephen's Basilica, Budapest's most important spiritual landmark. After visiting the basilica, we'll enjoy a pleasant walk toward Vörösmarty Square, the vibrant heart of the city. From there, we'll proceed to Castle Hill, where the impressive Buda Castle awaits us, the former residence of Hungarian kings, followed by the coronation Matthias Church and the romantic Fisherman's Bastion, offering breathtaking views of the Hungarian Parliament and the entire Budapest skyline. After the group tour, there will be free time to explore the city at your own pace.
day 2
budapest
After breakfast at the hotel, you have the whole day free to explore Budapest at your own pace. We suggest starting with a visit to the Great Market Hall, which will charm you with its unique atmosphere and wide selection of Hungarian specialties and souvenirs (open only until 3:00 PM on Saturdays). From there, it’s just a short walk to the Great Synagogue, the largest Jewish place of worship in Europe and one of the city’s most important landmarks. You can enjoy a pleasant walk along the Danube promenade, where interesting statues and sculptures await, or visit one of the major museums – whether it’s the Hungarian National Museum or the Museum of Fine Arts, located right at Heroes’ Square. Another stop could be the lively Erzsébet Square, where you can take a panoramic ride on the Budapest Eye observation wheel for a completely new view of the city. Budapest is especially famous for its thermal baths – a visit to one of them is a must! We recommend the majestic Széchenyi Baths in Art Nouveau style, among the largest in Europe, boasting the warmest springs in Budapest and stunning neo-Baroque architecture. After relaxing at the baths, take a short walk to the romantic Vajdahunyad Castle and visit the House of Hungarian Music, a modern architectural gem by renowned Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, set in the green City Park. If you’re interested in seeing Budapest from another perspective, we recommend an evening cruise on the Danube with Czech commentary – more information is available at www.legenda.hu/english.
day 3
budapest - prague
After breakfast at the hotel, you have free time to spend as you wish. We recommend a leisurely stroll along the famous Váci Street, the most well-known pedestrian zone in Budapest, full of shops, cafés, and a lively atmosphere. Also worth visiting is the Labyrinth beneath Buda Castle – a mysterious network of tunnels with a unique ambiance that will transport you back in time. To end the weekend on a sweet note, treat yourself to a dessert at one of Budapest's legendary cafés – whether you choose the breathtakingly decorated New York Café or the traditional Gerbeaud, be sure to try some of the classic pastries like Eszterházy cake or Dobos torta. Departure back to the Czech Republic is planned for around 2:45 PM.
About Price
Price includes
- train ticket Czech Republic - Budapest and back including seat reservation and onboard service possibility to choose from several departure points - Prague, Pardubice, Brno, Břeclav services of a local Czech/Slovak-speaking guide 3-day public transport ticket in Budapest 2 overnight stays in a hotel with breakfast - B&B Hotel Budapest City*** authentic guided tour audio via headphone system insurance according to Act No. 159/99 Coll. 24/7 virtual delegate support
Price does not include
- entrance fees to museums and other sites
Available rooms
Food
Offer code: XHU1818