Budapest Eye
Budapest Eye is an iconic point of the Hungarian capital, that offers you a 360° panorama to the whole city. With its 60/65 meter height the Ferris Will is a famous sight in itself, and during your Danube River Cruise you’ll have the chance to take a look at it.
No need to mention that Budapest Eye is a must when you are visiting Budapest. Not only for the breathtaking panorama that you get up there, but the journey is a huge experience too. Its location also guarantees that you can’t miss it, as you’ll find it next to Deák square, the most popular tourist destination.
There are 42 closed cabins and a VIP cabin among them on the Ferris Will, which makes it capable of offering the Budapest Eye experience up to 332 people.
And what is the best time to visit? We couldn’t choose one, but it's for sure that watching the sunset from the top of Budapest Eye would be a true magic! The Ferris Will operates 12 hours every day throughout the year, so you’ll certainly find the ideal time. Furthermore, you can add this program to your Hop On Hop Off Budapest tour, as it's only a couple of minutes walking from József Attila street, which is the third stop of the sightseeing tour.
The nearest stop is on the József Attila street (3rd stop), check out its location on the map of our Hop On Hop Off buses!
FAQ
As of 2025, standard Adult tickets (ages 12+) cost 4,900 HUF. Tickets for children (ages 2–12) are 2,900 HUF, while babies (0–2 years) can ride for 400 HUF. For those looking to skip the line, Priority tickets are available for 6,900 HUF.
The Ferris wheel is open every day of the year. Typical hours are 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM from Sunday to Thursday, with extended hours until midnight on Friday and Saturday.
You can find this iconic 65-meter attraction in the heart of the city at Erzsébet Square (Erzsébet tér), just a short walk from Deák Ferenc tér, the city's main transit hub.
A standard ride lasts approximately 8–10 minutes, consisting of three full rotations. From the top of the wheel, you get a 360-degree panoramic view of landmarks like St. Stephen’s Basilica, Buda Castle, and the Danube River.
Yes, it is highly recommended to purchase tickets online through the official website to save time, especially during peak weekends and holidays when wait times can reach 30 minutes.
Yes. The Budapest Eye is wheelchair accessible. The staff is available on-site to assist with boarding to ensure a comfortable experience for all visitors.
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