• Buda Castle - The Royal Court relocated here in the 15th century during King Matthias’s reign. Buda emerged as one of Europe’s most influential cities. The Turks captured the Castle in 1541 and governed until 1686. Today, the Palace houses two museums: the Hungarian National Gallery and the Castle Museum.
• Great / Central Synagogue (Nagy Zsinagoga) - Visitors have the opportunity to explore the largest synagogue inside.
• Matthias Church - This stunning and expansive church, located in the elegant Castle Square, was constructed in 1255 during King Béla IV’s reign, making it Buda’s first church. It is a masterpiece of Hungarian Gothic art, where medieval kings attended mass.

• Knowledgeable guide
• Admission to attractions

Experience a stunning and personalized grand tour of Budapest with a local, professional guide by car. You will be picked up from your accommodation in Budapest, and your English-speaking driver/guide will take you to the city’s most unique attractions, bypassing public transport and city crowds.

In the elegant Castle District on the Buda side, enjoy panoramic views of the city and stroll along the cobblestone streets. This area boasts Budapest’s most significant buildings, including the baroque castle and Matthias Church. After spending a few hours here, your guide will take you across the majestic River Danube to the heart of Pest’s Jewish District. This vibrant and atmospheric neighborhood is where centuries-old history meets creative modern life. As you wander through the Jewish Quarter’s streets, you’ll encounter ornate synagogues, cozy cafés, and colorful ruin pubs.

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