• Budapest - We passed by car or minivan along the famous Andrássy Avenue, in front of the Opera, Franz Liszt Square, Terror Museum, old Palaces, until we reached Heroes’ Square, where we got out of the car to take photos and explain our history. Let’s go to the Szechenyi Spa, we look out to see its interior, we continue to the Vajdahunyad Castle Courtyard, to the House of Music, and we get in the car to continue along the Grand Boulevard, in front of the Café New York Building, we cross the Jewish Quarter, the Great Synagogue, the Tree of Life, and now we are going to the Buda side, through the Elisabeth Bridge, in front of the Royal Palace Garden, the Chain Bridge, Funicular, entering the Castle Quarter, the old quarter of Buda, a neighborhood style baroque that reminds us
  the time of the 18th century., totally different than the Pest side.
  With my car or minibus we can go up to the Matías Church, Bastión de los Pescadores Viewpoint, we park to take photos. We finish in the center.
• Hungarian State Opera - Opera Andrassy Avenue
• Heroes’ Square - We get out of the car or minivan, and go to the center of the Plaza de los Héroes, there seeing the statues of our 7 tribal chiefs, “the Magyars” my ancestors… and with the statues of the Kings I explain our history, we take photo,
  there in the Plaza is the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Exhibition Hall.
• Széchenyi Thermal Bath - Széchenyi Spa, is the most famous spa, we enter its beautiful hall of the main entrance, recently restored, where we can appreciate its mosaics, and we peek into its “Beer Baths” room and I explain to the clients how they can go another day to the Spa and enjoy the thermal waters, where the Hungarians play chess inside the thermal water.
• House of Music Hungary - House of Music, is 5 min. walk from the Plaza de los Héroes, it is a very original new building
• Vajdahunyad Castle - Courtyard Vajdahunyad Castle, with a short walk we go to this set, which is a courtyard with copies of parts of buildings found in Hungary, we see the 4 architectural styles represented by buildings, which are small copies. We see the Statue of Anonymous.
• Dohány Street Synagogue - We drove through the Jewish Quarter,
  we see the Great Synagogue, the Jewish Cemetery in its courtyard,
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• Private transportation

• Entrance to Matías Church: 5 eur, Entrance to San Esteban Cathedral: 8 eur

Experience Budapest like never before with our exclusive Spanish-speaking guided tours. These private tours are tailor-made for individuals or families who value convenience and desire a more intimate experience without the throng of other tourists.

The journey involves a comfortable car ride and minor strolls, and direct pick-up from your hotel or apartment is included.

Unlike tour buses, our cars or minivans have the privilege of accessing the Old Quarter of Buda, saving you from long tiresome walks. For larger families, we offer the tour in a minivan equipped with a driver and myself as your guide.

If your stay in Budapest is brief, our tours are designed to cover more ground than wandering around the city on your own would allow.

I’m Judit Banka, a local Hungarian, ready to make you discover the city through a native’s lens.

The tour spans 4 hours during which we leisurely explore the key monuments on both the Pest side and the Buda side.

I look forward to introducing you to my beautiful city!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.