Budapest Hop-on Hop-off Big Bus Tour

Discover the city of Budapest with this ticket for a sightseeing bus tour with free stops. Choose between a Classic, Premium or Deluxe ticket and for 1, 2 or 3 days discover a city as rich as Budapest. Hop on and off this open-top double-decker bus as often as you like and explore the city on your own. Enjoy this unlimited bus tour with live recorded audio commentary, plus a guided walking tour and a Danube cruise included .

Hop on this famous red bus and from the comfort of your seat discover Budapest's most famous sights. Take a stroll through the historic city centre and see incredible monuments such as the iconic St. Stephen's Basilica . Admire this opulent church, the largest in Budapest, and its impressive dome that rises up to 96 metres.

With more than 20 stops in total, from the bus you will pass by:

• The Chain Bridge, the oldest bridge in the city and the first to be built.
• The city's Great Central Market.
• The Citadel, a fortress on top of Gellért Hill.
• The Hungarian Parliament, one of the most beautiful buildings on the Danube and the most emblematic of the capital.
• And the Budapest Opera House, a splendid neo-Renaissance palace just a few steps from the centre.

Take the opportunity to get off the bus and explore all these famous sights on your own at your own pace. During this journey through Hungarian history, make a brief stop at Heroes' Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a close-up view of the statues of the leaders of the country's seven founding tribes.

In addition to this panoramic tour you will also enjoy a one-hour walking tour with a guide to those places that the bus cannot cover, including Vaci Fashion Street and Promenade. You will also visit Shoes on the Danube Bank on the banks of the Danube, a memorial commemorating those who were killed by fascist militiamen in Budapest during World War II.

With all this plus the Danube River cruise you will enjoy Budapest from a different perspective and with unique views of the Budapest Parliament building, the National Theatre, the Chain Bridge and the Royal Palace.