Budapest River Cruise with 1 Free Tokaj Frizzante and Audio Guide

Cruise past the Inner City Parish Church, one of Budapest’s oldest churches, located beside the Danube near Elizabeth Bridge.

Cruise beneath the iconic Széchenyi Chain Bridge, one of Budapest’s most famous landmarks connecting Buda and Pest across the Danube.

Cruise past the magnificent Gresham Palace, a striking Art Nouveau landmark overlooking the Danube at the Pest end of the Chain Bridge.

Cruise past the spectacular Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest’s most iconic riverside landmark and one of the largest parliament buildings in the world.

Cruise to Margaret Bridge, one of Budapest’s most elegant bridges, where the boat turns and begins the return journey along the Danube.

See the fairytale-like Fisherman’s Bastion rising above the Danube on Castle Hill, one of Budapest’s most distinctive landmarks.

Cruise past Buda Castle, the historic royal palace complex overlooking the Danube from Castle Hill.

Pass the historic Rudas Thermal Bath, known for its centuries-old Ottoman-era dome and its riverside location beneath Gellért Hill.

Cruise beneath Elizabeth Bridge, a striking white suspension bridge connecting the Buda and Pest sides of the city.

Perched atop Gellért Hill, Budapest's Liberty Statue stands as a timeless sentinel, a symbol of resilience and freedom, overlooking the city with an air of quiet majesty.

See the impressive Art Nouveau Gellért Thermal Bath near the foot of Gellért Hill as you cruise along the Buda side of the river.

An architectural masterpiece, seamlessly connects history and elegance, providing a tranquil space where the city's rich past unfolds against the stunning backdrop of the Danube River.

Pass the riverside campus of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, one of Hungary’s leading technical universities.

Cruise past Bálna Budapest, a modern glass-fronted riverside building whose distinctive shape inspired its name, meaning “whale” in Hungarian.

See Budapest’s historic Central Market Hall near Liberty Bridge, famous for its colorful tiled roof and grand 19th-century architecture.