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If you want to see the major attractions of Budapest – Parliament, Gellért Hill, Castle District, Opera House, St. Stephen's Basilica - in one day, take the sightseeing tour.
These tours are conducted in various languages and usually last about three hours, including so-called photo-stops. In summer you can choose between air-conditioned or open buses. The prices vary depending on the company, type and duration of tour, but the common range is 4000-6000 HUF.
Real sights of Budapest, local & hidden treasures – a whole-day-long non touristic Budapest sightseeing.
GoLocal Day: Meet local people and make sure you discover the off-track facilities the locals like the most.
Sightseeing tours: Budapest, Danube Bend, Wine Tour, Puszta, Gödöllő, Herend & Balaton, Szentendre.
V. Apáczai Csere J.u. 12-14 (Hotel Inter-Continental)
Private VIP Tours in Budapest and Hungary. Languages: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Japanese.
4,5-hours tours start daily at 9:30.
V. Báthori u., 22
Tel: 302 4382
Tours on coach, boat or helicopter. Custom programs.
V. Vörösmarty tér, 1
City tours in 16 languages.
Prices: Adult ticket: 4.300 HUF (without taxi), students 3.000 HUF
VI. Andrássy út, 2