Lose yourself in the heart of Hungary and admire the most important and splendorous monument of Budapest, as you learn everything about its history.

budapest-parliament-tour-1
budapest-parliament-tour-2
budapest-parliament-tour-3
budapest-parliament-tour-4
budapest-parliament-tour-5
budapest-parliament-tour-6
Previous Next

Description

Would you like to explore the most emblematic monument in Budapest? Book our Budapest Parliament Tour and enjoy the unforgettable experience of exploring one of the largest and most beautiful

parliaments all over the world. 

With the company of our Spanish speaking guide, we will discover the rooms and areas that this historical gem from the XIX century has to show. Did you know that Imre Sreindl, the architect who designed the

monument, became totally blind just some months before its inauguration? Unfortunately, he couldn’t admire its beauty when finished but you have the opportunity to do it now.

As we access from the main imperial-style staircase, we can admire two huge lions on both sides, and a magnificent entrance where the marble and gold predominate, as well as impressive granite columns and fussy

ceilings that represent allegories in honour of Károly Lotz and the Hungarian motherland.

But if you are not impressed by this spectacular entrance, you will definitely fall in love with Hungary as soon as we visit the Dome Hall. You have not visited the monument until you have gone up to this 100 metres

high architectural treasure, enclosed by statues of the most acclaimed Magyars kings and the luxury crown jewels: the Holy Crown (well known as St. Stephen’s Crown), the sceptre, the orb and the Renaissance sword.

In addition, if you book our Budapest Parliament Tour, you will have the chance to explore the Old Upper House Hall, which used to be the old Parliament. This is not in use nowadays, as the parliamentary

sessions take place in the Council of Deputies.

Featured places

  • Main imperial-style staircase
  • Magnificent Entrance
  • Károly Lots’s Allegories
  • Dome Hall
  • Statues of Magyars Kings
  • Crown Jewels
  • Old Upper House
  • And much more!

Details

Duration

45 minutes

Language

Spanish speaking guide.

Rates

Citizens of the EU: € 15

Students from the EU (6-24): € 7,50

Non-EU citizens: € 30 

Non-EU students (6-24): € 15 

Children (0-5): free

Time

11:15 AM

Availability

Tuesday and Saturday

Daily: April 13 - 20

Included

The best Spanish Speaking guides of Budapest
Parliament of Budapest Ticket

Excluded

Transportation (walking tour)
Food and drink

Meeting point

Budapest Parliament Visitors Center (northern sector of the building, at the end of Balassi Bálint street)


Conditions

How to book?

Limited availability. Book as soon as possible to guarantee availability. Choose date and fill in the required fields. Secure and protected payment. You will immediately receive your booking confirmation.

Do the tours run despite bad weather conditions and public holidays?

Affirmative! Otherwise we will contact you in advance to inform you about it.

Can I modify or cancel my booking?

If you modify or cancel your booking at least 72 hours in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.

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

Other activities available

Special Budapest Offer: 2 tours for € 20

¡OFERTA! Conoce Budapest con nuestra increíble promoción: 2 tours en español por solo 20 euros

Budapest Free Walking Tour

We invite you to know the capital of Hungary, much more that an European capital: its history, customs and heritage make it an idyllic place.

Budapest Ghost Tour

The night falls and a thick fog blankets the sky of Budapest; it is time to reveal the mysterious stories that involve the city.

Budapest Castle Tour

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.