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Budapest City Break: Love at first sight, Budapest
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A genuine thermal spa paradise, Budapest is quite an easily affordable travel option and a fascinating place for your holiday. The town offer is very generous: interesting sights, hundreds of thermal springs, great-value shopping, and wonderful vistas from virtually everywhere in the vicinity of the River Danube.
For certain, there will be a thing that you'll fall for, be it an exquisite old building with superb architecture, a delicious gulyas or a shot of the local water of fire, Palinka!
Highlights: Parliament, Dohany Street Synagogue, Castle District, Ethnographical Museum of Szentendre, Royal Palace and Citadel in Visegrad.
Duration: 3 days & 2 nights
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| Call (918) 524-9696 for more information or to book today! Mention code 5202668 | | Transylvania Live | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Day 1 | Budapest | Welcome to Budapest! Accommodate in a renowned 3 star hotel central located. Optional: opera, ballet or symphony - depending on scheduling. | | Day 2 | Budapest | Visit today the famous Parliament House, Hungary's largest building and permanent seat of its parliament, also home of the famous Crown Jewels of Hungary Budapest. Don't miss the Great Synagogue of Budapest, the biggest one in Europe.
Later on you'll see the Great Market Hall. Built in the 19th century, the covered market impresses with its metal columns, high walkways and it's also the perfect place to shop for Hungarian souvenirs. You will get the chance to visit the Matyas Church and see the Fishermen's Bastion, built in 1895 in neo-Romanesque style. Have an evening walk in the beautiful Castle District and enter the famous Labyrinth of Buda Castle with only oil lamps to guide you.
Have an elegant dinner in the world-famous Gundel Restaurant. Gundel's special goose liver products are made following the recipes of Europe Prize winner, Tocque d'Or Chef Kalman Kalla, using rich and tasty Hungarian goose liver with garlic, paprika and onion. The fine bouquet of Tokaji Aszu Wine is a perfect match for the goose liver. Delight yourself with a traditional desert a "Gundel palacsinta". | | Day 3 | Budapest | Take a relaxing trip on the banks of the Danube River, north from Budapest. Visit in Szentendre, Hungary's largest ethnographical museum, the Hungarian Open Air Museum, preserving buildings and evidence of bygone lifestyle from all regions of the country. Continue your trip along the river to the small town of Visegrad, where the famous Vlad Tepes the Impaller (Count Dracula) was imprisoned for 12 years.
The town houses Hungary's largest ensembles of medieval buildings, the Royal Palace built in the reign of Charles Robert (1301-1342), that was considerably rebuilt and enlarged in the 15th century under King Matthias, to become one of the most imposing Renaissance palaces in all Europe and the Citadel atop the hill rising above Visegrad dating from the mid 13th century. Return to Budapest and visit the Heroes Square and the small version of the Corvinestilor Castle. After a splendid lunch transfer to the airport and depart for home. |
| | *price in USD is for guidance only; balance will be paid in EURO
Price includes: bed & breakfast accommodation, a brochure containing detailed description on entry fees, opening hours, transportation fares and a surprise gift on the house.
Guide Services:
For an extra price
We recommend that you take advantage of our excellent guide services that enables you to experience Budapest tourist attractions in full. In day two for an extra 246 USD* (194 EURO) you can book the guide services for the entire day or for an extra 196 USD* (154 EURO) for the afternoon. In day three you can pre-book our guide services for 175 USD* (138 EURO) for the forenoon.
Prices include English speaking guide, transportation and parking fees.
*price in USD is for guidance only; balance will be paid in EURO |
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