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Most tourists visit the bridges or the Buda hills first, but have you ever wondered what is under this magnificent city? Budapest has a huge cave system under – most if it is not even open to the public. However, there are some caves that can be visited by anyone. Don’t worry, there are a lot of easier walking tours, but if you are looking for some kind of extremity, we highly recommend one of Mátyás-Hegyi cave’s tours!
The view from the Citadel or even from the Basilica is marvelous, but there’s one hidden gem in Budapest, that not so much tourist knows about: the Water Tower in the middle of Budapest’s beloved island, Margitsziget. The building itself was built in 1911 but was closed from the public for years. Today, it functions as a lookout tower. Worths a visit!
Don’t let the name fool you: in Hungary’s pinball museum, you not only can see the pinballs from a great distance, but you can also play with them! Unfortunately, pinballs went out of fashion in the last decade, so we can’t see them at bars and hotel lobbies anymore. But if you are one of those people who really miss that, we definitely recommend this underground museum! Spend an unforgettable day bringing back childhood memories with pinballs from the ’80s, 90’s and millennial era.
We won’t deny it: sightseeing with the Hop on Hop off buses are the best way to discover Budapest. However, if you’ve had enough of other tourists sitting next to you, or just looking for a more personal way to travel around the city, we have a great offer for you.
Royal Cars Budapest brings comfortable travel and insightful sightseeing together: in the company’s old-timer cars, you’ll truly feel like a royal. Royal Cars offer sightseeing tours for those who would like to know Budapest in a more private way. Five people can fit in one car, and the driver is the tour guide too. Take a look at Budapest at your own pace, while someone tells all the interesting details about this lovely city!
Online price: from 36 €
Online price: from 14 €
Online price: from 33 €
Online price: from 36 €
There are many things to consider when you’re planning a holiday. You may be prepared for quite everything, but you can’t do anything about the weather. So where to go in bad weather, what are the best Budapest rainy day activities?
Winter markets are a big events that begin in November and are known for their long history and widespread popularity. The markets are an essential component of the Christmas celebrations in Budapest.
Travel, trips, sightseeing. They are often tiring, but all the more enjoyable.
During the invasion of Hungary by the Tartars, King Béla IV's fortress, which later became the capital of Mátyás Hunyadi, was located in the castle quarter. There are three major components that make up the Buda Castle District: the Buda Castle Palace, St. George's Square, and the historic residential area.
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