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The 8 parliament building tours worth your time in Budapest, with what each one involves, the going price and the operator behind it.
Audio-guided Hungarian Parliament visit with Kossuth Square stops, a 45-minute interior route, and multilingual headsets in Budapest.
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4.5-hour Budapest highlights plus a guided Hungarian Parliament interior visit, with Crown Jewels and top photo stops for $70.
A 1-hour Danube cruise from near Elizabeth Bridge with skyline views, bridge passes, and Parliament from the water via a downloadable audio app.
“We took the 12:30 cruise in a saturday and it took about 1.5 hours, with ticket cheking and waiting to be boarded. It was not crowded, everyone had their seat at the upper floor, outdoor, where people could smoke. You could buy water, soda, beer at decent prices. Be there 15 min before because it…”
Audio-guided visit inside Budapest’s Hungarian Parliament with timed entry, included headsets, and highlights like the Dome Hall and Holy Crown.
“Very informative, beautiful interior…would really recommend taking this tour! Enjoyed watching the changing of the guard around the Crown Jewels.”
Small-group Budapest walk to St Stephen’s, Parliament, the Shoes on the Danube, and Danube highlights. English guide, mobile ticket.
“2 hour walk around the sights of the pest side of Budapest. Tour guide very friendly. We learnt a lot from him. Walking:flat”
Half-day Budapest sights with an included Hungarian Parliament interior visit, plus Buda Castle views, Heroes’ Square, and an Andrássy Avenue drive.
“Ok experience. The guide walk too fast and never tried to round people up before explaining. We had grandma and a 11 year old, can't hear anything he said.”
Gliding on a Segway through central Budapest in 1h20, with photo stops near St. Stephen’s, Liberty Square, Parliament, and the Danube memorial.
“I planned this Segway tour as a surprise for my husband's birthday. It was such a fun activity. We enjoyed seeing attractions, learning the history of Hungary, and it was a lot of fun. The guide was friendly, professional, and did a great job teaching us how to operate the Segways. I would highly recommend…”
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