Free Walking Tour
Budapest

What to see and what to do in Budapest? Book now Free Walking Tours in Budapest and get to know the history behind the Pearl of the Danube with an English-speaking guide! There are several Free Buda Castle Tours you can book. All will take you for a stroll around this lovely district, full of quaint boutiques, charming squares and cobbled streets. Allow yourself another day to discover the East part of this exciting city with a Free Tour around Pest. There, make sure to join a Jewish Quarter Free Walking Tour to gain insightful knowledge about the shocking history of contemporary Budapest. Finally, Budapest also offers amazing Free Gastronomic Tours, and there are several Budapest City Tours by Night that you really should consider joining! Hungary is an old country with an extremely complex history, and a free walking tour is the easiest way to get familiarized with it!

The wide Danube divides the capital of Hungary in two parts, Buda and Pest. Each one offers different charms and atmosphere, but both are linked by the famous Chain Bridge and can be explored with Budapest Free Walking Tours. Some of the most famous sights are located in Buda, in the West of the city. There, between majestic art nouveau buildings, you will find the iconic 13th-century Royal Palace. Book Free Tours in Budapest to explore Buda Castle, the Statue of Liberty, the Fisherman’s Bastion and learn the story behind the Neo-Renaissance Church of Matthias with a guide. In Pest District you will see the Parliament, Andrassy Avenue, and the impressive Heroes Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While you are in the must-visit Jewish Quarter, it is a good idea to visit the Great Synagogue and the Holocaust Memorial Center to better understand the rich mixture of legacies that conform Hungarian culture.

Budapest, Hungary’s capital, has historically been an important center for Art Nouveau and romance. Today, its fairy-tale buildings, friendly people, fantastic wine, public thermal baths, and top-notch cuisine make up one of the most exciting cities in East Europe. Especially, do not leave without spending some time soaking with the locals at the outdoor pools of the Szechenyi Baths complex, one of the largest thermal bath centers in Europe. Other fun activities that will make for a wonderful day in Budapest include: attending the changing of the guards at Parliament, cruising down the Danube, visiting the many cute art galleries in the Artists’ Village of Szentendre or going to the Wine Museum to enjoy a wonderful taste of the famous wines from the Tokaj region. Additionally, we recommend going looking for a bargain at the Grand Ecseri Flea Market, or putting on your hiking boots to climb Gellért Hill for amazing panoramic views.