Sightseeing Cruise on the Danube

Sightseeing Cruise
on the Danube

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2-hour river cruise

Welcome drink on arrival

Delicious 4-course meal

Live folklore performance

Live gypsy music

A one and a half hour river cruise

Welcome drink on arrival

A delicious three course meal

Live folklore performance

Live gypsy music

JOIN US ON BOARD!

The best night in the charming capital city is on the Danube!

Wine and dine during this wonderful evening cruise along the Danube River.

Take in spectacular views of Budapest and watch live entertainment, including a
folklore performance and traditional music.

Enjoy your choice of a 4-course meal with champagne.

Boarding

Boarding starts at 19:00
Budapest Jane Haining rakpart Dock 3/a, 1051

Start

The Dinner Cruise starts at 19:30

Dinner

Live performances

Finish

The cruise finishes around 21:30

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to dine and cruise in style – reserve your spot now!

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Boarding spot

THE MOST FAMOUS STOPS

Meeting point

Meet at Vigadó tér, Dock 3/A (1051 Budapest, Jane Haining rakpart Dock 3/A)

Look for the boat at Dock number 3/A. Boarding starts at 19:00.

CHAIN BRIDGE

With the Buda Castle in the background, the Hungarian capital’s first bridge, now a monument, is a fascinating spectacle that has attracted many tourists to Budapest. Before it was built, the river could only be crossed via a temporary pontoon bridge, by boat or over the ice. However, a big city needed a real, stones and mortar bridge to match, which is why Count István Széchenyi, the “greatest Hungarian”, made every possible effort to ensure it got built: he made studies abroad, had various different plans made, visited factories and experimented with materials. The decisive step was made when he invited English engineer William Tierney Clark to Hungary, as well as his (unrelated) namesake, Scottish engineer Adam Clark, who ended up building the bridge.

PARLIAMENT

The Hungarian Parliament building, the “House of the Country”, located on the Danube bank, is an iconic building of Budapest’s World Heritage and is the home of legislature and the guardian of the Hungarian Holy Crown.

Lavishly decorated both inside and outside, the Hungarian Parliament was inspired by the Houses of Parliament in London, so the neo-Gothic style is dominant, but it also bears Renaissance and Baroque features.

MARGARET BRIDGE

Margaret Bridge or Margit híd is a three-way bridge in Budapest, Hungary, connecting Buda and Pest across the Danube and linking Margaret Island to the banks. It is the second-northernmost and second-oldest public bridge in Budapest.

It was designed by French engineer Ernest Goüin and built by the construction company Maison Ernest Goüin et Cie. between 1872 and 1876, the engineer in charge being Émile Nouguier.

BUDA CASTLE

The prestigious Castle District that presides over the top of Budapest has been a defining presence of the capital for ages, and now serves as an important hub of culture and history. Part of the UNESCO world heritage, the area is host to iconic Budapest landmarks, like Matthias Church (Mátyás-templom) and the Fisherman’s Bastion (Halászbástya) .

The prestigious Castle District that presides over the top of Budapest has been a defining presence of the capital for ages, and now serves as an important hub of culture and history. Part of the UNESCO world heritage, the area is host to iconic Budapest landmarks, like Matthias Church (Mátyás-templom) and the Fisherman’s Bastion (Halászbástya) along with a wide range of museums and art galleries, the national archives as well as the Sándor Palace (Sándor-palota) which is the official residence of the country’s President, and the seat of his office.

OTHER STOPS ON OUR TOUR

Our other stops on the tour offer unique perspectives and stunning views of Budapest’s most famous landmarks.

Elizabeth Bridge
Elizabeth Bridge is a stunning suspension bridge that spans the Danube River, connecting Buda and Pest and offering panoramic views of Budapest’s iconic landmarks.
Citadella
Explore the impressive Citadella on Gellért Hill, a historic fortress that offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the Danube River.

Citadella
Liberty Bridge
Built in 1896, Liberty Bridge is famous for its unique green color and Art Nouveau style, as well as for being the first permanent bridge in Budapest to cross the Danube River.
The Bálna Cultural Center
Bálna Cultural Center is a modern and unique building that houses a diverse range of art exhibitions, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues along the Danube River.

The Bálna Cultural Center
Danube Promenade
The promenade is lined with cafes, restaurants, and historic buildings, and is also home to several notable landmarks, including the Shoes on the Danube Memorial and the Hungarian Parliament Building.
Dock number 3/A

Dock number 3/A