Hungary
Budapest

The Budapest Castle, formerly inhabited by kings of Hungary, princes of Transylvania, Ottomans and emperors of Austria, hides the most curious stories of the city.


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Description

This Budapest Castle Tour will take us along the most emblematic place in the city, which, together with the Széchenyi Lanchíd or Chain Bridge, compose an amazing landscape (especially beautiful when illuminated at night). This bridge is not only famous because it links Buda and Pest, but also because it was the first democratic bridge. Everybody, even the Emperor had to pay to cross it.

This castle is also popularly known as Royal Palace, because it was the official residence of the Hungarian royal family in ancient times. Currently, the Buda Castle boasts the Széchenyi Library, the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum.

We will also explore the medieval city on our walking tour, an old fortified citadel full of attractive and winding alleys on the Buda Hill, where you will simply want to lose yourself and go to the top to marvel at the spectacular views of Budapest.

Definitely, we will reveal everything about the secrets hidden behind its walls, throughout our Budapest Castle Walking Tour.


Featured places

  • Buda Castle
  • Vienna Gate
  • Church of Mary Magdalene
  • Medieval Citadel
  • Ruszwurm (Cafe and Pastry Shop)
  • Fisherman’s Bastion
  • St. George’s Square 
  • And much more!

Included

Spanish speaking guide
The funniest guides that you will find in Budapest!

Excluded

Transport
El tour se hace a pie y no incluye transporte.
Food and drinks
Solo parada para comprar agua o ir al servicio.

Meeting point

Adam Clark Square, next to the funicular tickets office.

Details

Duration
2 hours.
Language
Spanish speaking guide.
Price

Adults: 12.00 € | Students 7 - 15 years old: 10.00 € | Children 0 - 6: free.

Time
11:00 hours.
Availability
Monday, Friday and Saturday.
Outdoor visit
This walking tour includes the visit to the mentioned monuments and places, but entrances are not included.

Conditions

Tour reservation
Some tours are sold out very soon, so we recommend you to make the reservation as soon as possible to ensure your place. This is also a way to guarantee an excellent tour quality. If you reserve in advance, we can plan the number of tourist guides needed according to the group size, to provide the best experience ever.
Private tour
¿Would you like to enjoy this tour in private with your family and friends? With our private tour, you will have a tourist guide at your complete disposal and you can personalise the route, the meeting point (in the city centre) and the departure time.
Payment Method
Payment by PayPal or credit card. When you make the reservation, the full amount will be charged.
Cancellations
The reservation can be modified without any penalty up to 24 hours before the tour starts.
Voucher
As soon as you finish your purchase, you will receive your E-ticket. Check your email and follow the instructions. Print your E-ticket or take it on your mobile phone to the meeting point.

Our promises

Best price guaranteed
Quick and easy reservation
Multilingual Customer Service
Secure payment

Contact us

Do you have any question?
Would you like this tour in private?
Reservation online or by phone (+34) 928926312
Cancel or modify reservation

Reviews

  • Posted by: Lina

    23/05/2017

    un tour muy divertido
  • Posted by: Julieth

    14/02/2017

    Las vistas son espectaculares
  • Posted by: Carlos

    08/02/2017

    nuestro guía de Madrid nos ayudo mucho

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