If you live in the urban area of Budapest (and most hotels are located in Pest) or have already taken a tour of Buda and have your eye on If you are looking for new, interesting and no less exciting objects in the central part of the capital, then we are waiting for you for a fascinating walk aroundPest.
Starting the tour from the square in front of the central Synagogue, you will walk, immersed in city life, along the central avenue and go out to the Danube embankment, where you will see the oldest parish church church. Then you will pass through the famous squares Vörösmarty and Nádor, you will see a Ferris wheel and a modern fountain with a transparent bottom, which is also the roof of an underground nightclub« ;Akvárium», to the Basilica of St. Stephen, to see with your own eyes the full power of this structure!
Next, through the square Freedom, which rather resembles a park, thanks to the numerous trees and shrubs, admiring the ancient architecture and heading towards the building of the Hungarian Parliament — it is considered the most beautiful building in Budapest! After visiting the Parliament from the outside, you can visit it inside. Excursions in Russian are held daily!
Languages of the tour
- Russian
Information
Days: Monday
Excursion format: walking
Duration: 2.5 hours
Collection point: Great Synagogue, square in front of the entrance (Budapest, Dohány u. 2).
Note:entrance tickets are NOT included in the price of the tour!
The price does not include
a ticket to the Basilica – from 5.5 euro/person
Included in price
Russian-speaking licensed guide
Attractions
Budapest is the capital and largest city of Hungary, located on the banks of the Danube River. The city is rich in history, culture and architectural attractions.
The Hungarian Parliament is a historical and architectural treasure located in the capital of Hungary, Budapest. This majestic building, built in the Gothic and Renaissance style, serves as a venue for parliamentary meetings and is one of the most recognizable symbols of the country. Situated on the banks of the Danube River, the Hungarian Parliament is impressive for its architecture, scale and historical significance.