Budapest Danube Bend Full-Day Tour with Lunch
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- 9.5 hr
We invite you for a scenic tour to the ‘cradle of Hungary’ to merge in history! We take a ride to the former royal towns of Hungary. In Esztergom from Cathedral Hill you can enjoy the best view opening onto the river and to Slovakia. You may visit the Cathedral, the largest Roman Catholic church of Hungary. We cross the river and the border to Slovakia to have the stunning view from the opposite side. We proceed to Visegrád, the heart of the Danube Bend, where we will treat you with 3-course lunch. Our restaurant overlooks the river bend and the famous castle that was once a seat of the Hungarian kings. We pass by Solomon Tower, once the prison of Count Dracula. The tour continues to Szentendre. Explore the town of artists and arts, famous for its museums, bars, cafés and boutiques. Return by boat from May until the 17th of September to the centre of Budapest.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Eurama Travel Agency - Sightseeing City Tours Budapest
Stop At: Esztergom Basilica / Cathedral
Embark on an excursion into Hungary’s history along the Blue Danube (3 historic places in 1 day). After a free pick up from your hotel we make a short visit by airconditioned bus to Slovakia and drive back to Esztergom, the Center of the Catholic Church in Hungary & visit the Cathedral.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Visegrad
After go on a tour around Visegrad the former Royal Residence where you can admire a great view on the Danube Valley. Here, enjoy a Lunch (3-course menu with 1 mineral water) before we carry on to Szentendre.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Stop At: Szentendre
Take a look at the open-air exhibition of young Hungarian artists, then wander along the twisting, cobblestone alleys, soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
Duration: 1 hour
Stop At: Danube River
At the end of the tour return to Budapest on the Danube by public scheduled boat ONLY on Friday-Saturday-Sunday & (May to September) – the tour ends at the Pier/City Centre.
Duration: 1 hour
