Discover the rich history and stunning architecture of Budapest’s Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion on a thrilling 1.5-hour Segway tour. Explore UNESCO World Heritage sites, enjoy panoramic views, and immerse yourself in Hungary’s fascinating past.
- Segway BP - START OF THE TOUR
- Elisabeth Bridge - A suspension bridge was completed in 1964, spanning the River Danube & joining the cities of Buda & Pest.
- Szent Gellert Monument - A colonnaded structure on a hill with river views holds the imposing statue of an 11th-century monk.
- Statue of Queen Elizabeth - Historical landmark
- Semmelweis Museum of Medical History (Orvostorteneti Muzeum) - Semmelweis Museum
- Castle Garden - Renovated 19th-century Neo-Renaissance complex of exhibition halls, theaters, gardens & restaurants.
- Clark Adam Square (Clark Adam ter) - Square in front of the famous Chain Bridge. Named after the British architect who designed the bridge.
- Schulek Staircase - Halaszbastya’s architect was Frigyes Schulek, who also restored and redesigned the Church of Our Lady, known as the Church of St. Matthias
- Matthias Church - A 13th-century church named for King Matthias, who married here, with an ecclesiastical art museum.
- Castle District Townhall - Magnificent views of the city, the river, and the parliament.
- Photo and Video Recording
- Helmets Provided
- Training Session Included
- Your Own Personal Segway
- Guided by Experienced Tour Leader
- Food and drinks
- Entry to the Buda Castle building price from 3$-5$
- Entry to the Matthias Church around 5$
Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion in Budapest, Hungary, provide a distinct experience to visitors owing to their extensive historical and architectural relevance. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Buda Castle was the residence of Hungarian monarchs for numerous centuries and currently accommodates a variety of museums, including the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery.
Fisherman’s Bastion, a terrace of neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque design, overlooks the Danube River and provides awe-inspiring sweeping views of the city. Its name was derived from the fishermen that once safeguarded this part of the city walls. The Bastion’s seven towers symbolize the seven Magyar tribes that established Hungary.
Collectively, these historical sites offer a glance into Hungary’s heritage, from the medieval period to the contemporary era. The locality is also adorned with inviting streets, picturesque cafes, and stores, making it an attractive spot for both tourists and residents.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
