Budapest Tour Packages

The best time to opt for Budapest Holiday packages is during spring (March-May) and fall (September-November), when the temperature is pleasant, making it one of the most favorable vacation destinations in Europe. But the peak season is June-August (Summers) when tourists flock all over the city, and getting air tickets and lodging amenities might turn out to be expensive around this time. However, it attracts several travelers throughout the year who are looking forward to booking pocket-friendly Budapest Travel Packages to enjoy their Budapest trip. Plan your Budapest vacation wisely to experience the charm of this enchanting city without breaking the bank.

Places to Visit in Budapest

Join us as we uncover the captivating Places to Visit in Budapest, promising a travel experience that transcends the ordinary and unveils the heart and soul of this extraordinary city. Explore Budapest with our specially curated Budapest packages, ensuring your journey is seamless, enriching, and filled with the wonders that make this destination truly exceptional.

1. Buda Castle and Castle Hill

What’s Special: Beautiful architecture, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Nearby Attractions: Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest History Museum, Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, Trinity Square

Distance From City: 4 kms

Transportation Options: Historic Castle Funicular Railway, bus services

If you are inclined to see the architecture then you must surely visit Budapest Castle Hill which comprises museums and medieval monuments. Buda Castle is one of the most visited Castles which consists of 200 rooms. Buda Castle and Castle Hill are one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Castle was constructed in the 13th century and was built to safeguard Tartar and Mongol attacks. You can also see some of the marvels namely the Hungarian National Gallery and Budapest History Museum. Castle Hill is known for its Romanesque, Baroque, and Gothic architecture.

2. Hungarian Parliament Building & Crown Jewels

What’s Special: Entrance Hall, lobbies, and Hungarian Crown Jewels.

Nearby Attractions: Museum of Ethnography and Ministry of Agriculture

Distance From City: 2.6 kms

Transportation Options: Bus services

Timings: Monday to Friday: 8 am to 6 pm Saturday & Sunday: 8 am to 4 pm

Hungarian Parliament Building & Crown Jewels commenced in the year 1886 and you can see the place via guided tours which last for approx. 45 minutes. When in Budapest you must surely visit the Hungarian Parliament Building which is the world’s third-largest parliament building. Hungarian Parliament Building is a Neo-Gothic architecture famous for its massive structure consisting of 691 rooms and 19 kms long walkway incorporating corridors and stairs.

3. St. Stephen’s Basilica

What’s Special: Architecture of the cathedral, five-part Venetian Mosaic, The Danube, classical musical concert

Nearby Attractions: Venetian Mosaic Sanctuary

Distance From City: 2.5 kms

Transportation Options: Travel by bus or taxi

This masterpiece is a must-visit comprising of impressive architecture, breath-taking views from its dome, and beautiful interiors. The name of St. Stephen’s Basilica has been dedicated to St. Stephen’s king who is also the founder of the state of Hungarian. The structure has been built in the year 1851 and has some of the precious mosaics which are worth experiencing.

4. Fisherman’s Bastion

What’s Special: Bronze equestrian statue of St. Stephen

Nearby Attractions: Holy Trinity Column, Matthias Church, Castle Hill

Distance From City: 3.9 kms

Transportation Options: You can travel by bus or car

Timings: Monday to Sunday 9 am to 11 pm

Fisherman’s Bastion is a beautiful collection of courtyards, Neo-Romanesque towers, walls and colonnades. This is due to the panoramic and mesmerizing views that the Bastion gives of the city and the Danube. Take selfies and create wonderful memories for you in the south courtyard which is based on Stephen’s life.

5. The Danube Promenade

What’s Special: Shoes on the Danube Bank, a boat cruise along the Danube

Nearby Attractions: Pest Bank, Buda Bank, Freedom Bridge, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, Liberty’s Square

Distance From City: 2.6 kms

Transportation Options: train, bus, night train, rideshare, car or plane

To relax, just go for a walk by the side of the Danube Promenade which flows from north to south through Budapest. The walkway is between two of the bridges named the Elisabeth and Szechenyi Chain Bridges. To take a stunning view of the city, Danube Promenade is considered as one of the best places. You can also get a holistic view of the place by visiting Shoes on the Danube Bank which is actually a series of 60 sculpted shoes. You can even have a boat ride along the Danube.

6. Matthias Church

What’s Special: Ecclesiastical Art Museum, stone carvings, replicas of Hungarian Crown Jewels.

Nearby Attractions: Liberty Bridge, Buda Castle, Palace, St. Stephen's Basilica, Church, Heroes' Square.

Distance From City: 3.9 kms

Transportation Options: by bus

Timings: Monday to Friday: 10 am to 5 pm, Saturday: 9 am to 1 pm, Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm

Matthias Church is also known as The Church of Our Lady. The South doorway is famous in Matthias Church as it depicts the Death of Mary. Matthias Church is renovated with the beautiful Baroque style of architecture. Matthias Church is known for its Sunday evenings where some of the popular events are held.

7. Exploring Gellert Hill

What’s Special: Gellert Spa, Rudas Bath, waterfall.

Nearby Attractions: The Citadel, Liberation Monument, Jubilee Park, Great Market Hall

Distance From City: 2.3 kms

Transportation Options: Bus, train, tram, taxi, car, town car or shuttle

One of the most striking places to visit in Budapest is Gellert Hill which is dolomite of 235 meters. The Gellert Spa and Rudas Bath are worth visiting when visiting Gellert Hill. Rudas Bath will showcase a series of exquisite buildings. You must also visit the Gellert Monument.

8. The Museum of Fine Arts

What’s Special: Spectacular Italian, Spanish, and Dutch paintings

Nearby Attractions: Palace of Art, Ludwig Museum, Boston Public Garden, Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum

Distance From City: 5.5 kms

Transportation Options: Car, Bus or Taxi

Timings: 11 am to 5 pm

One of the fundamental art galleries in Budapest is The Museum of Fine Arts. You must surely see one of the largest collections of works in whole of Europe. If you are an art lover then you got to witness the marvellous Italian, Dutch and Spanish paintings. The Renaissance Hall will lure you with its spectacular art work. There are six departments which the museum has been segregated in namely the Modern Collection, the Graphics Collection, Egyptian Art, the Old Sculpture Gallery, Ancient Art and the Old Painter Gallery.

9. Hero’s Square and The Millennium Monument

What’s Special: Statues of Kings & Heroes, Symbolic figures on Top of the Corner Pillars

Nearby Attractions: Museum of Fine Arts, City Park

Distance From City: 4.9 kms

Transportation Options: Bus, tram, taxi, or car.

Timings: Open 24 hours

Hero’s Square is a beautiful work that the tourists find impressive. The Millennium Monument commenced in the 19th century and is a 36-meter-long column that is crowned by the figure of Archangel Gabriel.

10. Szechenyi Thermal Bath

What’s Special: Biggest thermal springs in the whole of Europe, 15 indoor pools

Nearby Attractions: Szechenyi Palm House, Thermal Beer Spa, Capital Circus of Budapest, Vajdahunyad Castle

Distance From City: 5.6 kms

Transportation Options: Bus, tram, taxi, or car.

Timings: Monday to Friday: 6 am to 7 pm, Saturday: 9 am to 8 pm, Sunday: 9 am to 8 pm

Szechenyi Thermal Bath is one of the popular thermal springs in Budapest. The thermal baths in Budapest offer the tourists and the locals to relax and provide solace to their body. Szechenyi Thermal Bath commenced in the year 1913 and is considered to be one of the biggest thermal springs in the whole of Europe comprising of 15 indoor pools.

With Budapest holidays, travelers are not only at the advantage of exploring the gorgeous city at reasonable rates but also visit famous places, get around the city, and enjoy a cozy accommodation. Explore the city in Eastern Europe with our all-inclusive Budapest tour packages with a range of experiences. Castle Hill, Old Town, Budapest History Museum, Matthias Church, and Fishermen's Bastion are top attractions to visit with tour packages for Budapest.

These Budapest holiday packages are fully customizable on request. So, travelers can inquire about the detailed itinerary and make any changes as they see fit in our Budapest packages. Shopping in Christmas markets and taking a tram to explore Old Town are some of the top things to do with our Budapest package.

Holidaymakers are introduced to Budapest top attractions that leave them spellbound with their charisma. These hotspots include Great Synagogue, Memento Park, Buda Castle, St. Stephen's Basilica, Hungarian National Museum, and House of Terror. Budapest has an architectural treasure trove with a variety of styles like baroque, neoclassical, Eclectic and art nouveau.

With our all-inclusive Budapest packages, either you are an adventurer or just an explorer, we have got covered you! Here is the listing of different tour itineraries out of which travelers can book any Budapest holiday package as per their interests.