Itinerary

Day 1: The Past Glory

City Tour of Buda / Full day program

• View from the panoramic terrace on Gellert Hill
• Visit of the Royal Castle (UNESCO site) located on Fortress Hill
• Legendary Fountain of King Matthias
• Fisherman’s Bastion
• Matthias Church
• Lunch in local restaurant
• Visit of the underground labyrinth
• Dinner in a typical Hungarian restaurant with a folklore show

Day 2: The Belle Epoque

City Tour of Pest / Full day program

Pest is the Hungarian today, the center of Hungarian life.

• Heroes’ Square and the City Park
• Visit of the Széchenyi Thermal Baths
• Andrássy Avenue – the most beautiful boulevard of the city – (UNESCO site)
• Opera House including a mini concert
• Coffee & Cake in a century old pastry shop and café

Day 3: Law & Religion

 Full day program

• House of Parliament
• St. Stephan’s Cathedral
• Lunch in the Central Market Hall
• Dohány Street Synagogue – Biggest in Europe
• Dohány Street and the Jewish District
• Evening panoramic cruise on the Danube

Day 4: Fun & Folklore

Excursion to the Danube Bend / Full day program

• Visit to the city of Esztergom, the old capital
• Visit to the city of Visegrad with Knight’s tournament & Renaissance style lunch
• Visit to the city of Szentendre, the city of painters, folklore & marzipan

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Hungary is a small central European country, once part of a large and important Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire. 

Its unique history has been shaped by a diverse range of influences – from Ottoman invaders to Italian Renaissance architects ,  the dual monarchy under the Habsburg dynasty and tendencies of national independence created a spectacular mix of art and architecture. You can find the most beautiful parliament building of the world, Europe’s third biggest church, largest medicinal bath, Europe’s biggest synagogue and the second biggest baroque castle of the world, Central Europe largest lake Balaton  in Hungary. The country is also  rich in diverse, beautiful landscapes  and natural resources , well-known for its wealth of thermal and mineral water. ( there are more that 1.000 natural hot springs in Hungary) The  thermal lakes and baths attract thousands of tourists to the country throughout the whole year. The Danube River, once the lengthy border of the Roman Empire and now Europe’s second-longest river, runs through Hungary from north to south, dividing the capital Budapest in two the hilly Buda and the flat Pest side.

Hungary is famous for its tasty food and wine and romantic music.

25% of Hungarians live in Budapest. The capital is being specifically beloved by visitors and often called one of Europe most beautiful cities.