Budapest’s imperial heritage and rich history make it an exceptional destination for cultural group experiences. Explore historic districts, grand architecture, thermal bath traditions and important landmarks through guided programs tailored for groups.
Duration: 3 - 4 hours
Get to know Budapest on a guided city tour with bus transport. As the city is spread out, it’s hard to see everything, so this tour is ideal for first-time visitors. Discover major sights like Heroes’ Square, Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Chain Bridge, and Fishermen’s Bastion while learning about Hungary’s history, culture, and local life.
Duration: 4 hours
Get to know Budapest on a walking guided tour, ideal for first-time visitors wanting a clear overview of the city. See major sights like Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Fishermen’s Bastion while learning about Hungary’s history, culture, and daily life. End your experience with a visit to the Hungarian Parliament, exploring its grand interiors and significance.
Duration: 4 hours
Get to know Budapest on a walking guided tour, ideal for first-time visitors wanting a clear overview of the city. See major sights like Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Fishermen’s Bastion while learning about Hungary’s history, culture, and daily life. Finish your experience with a visit to the Hungarian State Opera House, where you can explore its beautiful interiors.
Duration: 2 hours
Discover Budapest’s Jewish heritage on a guided walking tour. Visit the Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest functioning synagogue in Europe, and explore the Jewish Museum. Walk through the former ghetto and see the Tree of Life, Temple of Heroes, and the Jewish Cemetery.
Duration: 2 hours
Visit the magnificent Hungarian Parliament, the third largest in the world. Explore its richly decorated Staircase, the Cupola Room with the Hungarian Crown Jewels, and the impressive Session Room. Learn about the history, architecture, and significance of this iconic Budapest landmark during your guided visit.
Duration: 2 hours
Discover the Hungarian State Opera House on this guided tour. Explore its stunning interiors, including the grand staircase, lavish auditorium, and elegant foyers. Learn about the history, architecture, and famous performances of one of Budapest’s most iconic cultural landmarks.
Duration: according to the request
Relax in Budapest’s famous Szechenyi Bath and Spa, the city’s first thermal baths on the Pest side. Its warm, deep springs feed a vast complex of indoor and outdoor pools, ideal for rest and wellness. Combine your visit with a treat at the nearby Gundel Restaurant, enjoying pancakes, coffee, or tea before or after your spa experience.
Guests are welcomed with fanfare upon arrival to the tournament. The town's history and castle are introduced in the medieval Solomon's Tower, with its roof terrace offering a great view of the Danube bend. Welcome drinks are served here. The tournament takes place on the nearby field, where a king and queen are chosen from the guests, crowned by knights, and the battles commence. The realistic face-to-face clashes evoke the bravery of medieval knights. At the end, guests can handle weapons with knight assistance. A torch-lit march led by drummers takes them 200m to the Renaissance Restaurant for a royal feast.
Duration: 6 hours
Visit the charming Baroque town of Szentendre in the Danube Bend. Wander its narrow streets, enjoy lángos or coffee and cake at a historic confectionery, and browse local shops and galleries. Continue to the Hungarian Open Air Museum, where you’ll discover how people lived 100–200 years ago through traditions, crafts, and village life.
Duration: 4 hours
Visit the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth in Gödöllő, the world’s second-largest Baroque palace. Just 30 minutes from Budapest, explore the interiors and gardens of the chateau, discovering the private life, hidden rooms, and secrets of Elisabeth and Emperor Francis Joseph during the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Duration: 8 - 9 hours
Visit Eger, a historic town in northeast Hungary, famous for its wines, including Bull’s Blood, and medicinal waters. Explore the Castle of Eger, where 2,000 defenders withstood a five-week Turkish siege, and visit the István Dobó Castle Museum. Discover the impressive Pillared Hall of the Archbishop’s cellar system, showcasing the town’s wine heritage.
Duration: 5 - 6 hours
Explore Kecskemét, a charming town in central Hungary known for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture. Walk through the lively downtown and admire Cifra Palace, the Main Square, City Hall, and the Katona József Theatre. Then visit the famous Zwack Pálinka Distillery to learn about traditional fruit brandy production and explore its unique museum.
Duration: 8 hours
Visit Pannonhalma and Győr on this historic excursion. Explore the Benedictine Monastery in Pannonhalma, Hungary’s first monastery over a thousand years old, with its remarkable library of 300,000 works. After lunch, enjoy a walking tour of Győr, discovering churches, palaces, museums, and charming streets that reveal the town’s rich history.
Participants form several teams with different names and battle cries and then the games can begin. It will turn out who is the best in using a whip for knocking down a bottle, in horseshoe throwing, in wheelbarrow pushing or in „puszta” ski. Try to jump in a sack, use a wine-taster, find needles in the hay stack! At the end of the games the best team wins a bottle of wine or a small bottle of Hungarian apricot brandy.
Hollókő, a treasure of Palócland in Hungary, showcases the preserved Palóc architectural style. The village's central area holds 58 protected buildings, preserving 17th-century architectural masterpieces. The Hollókő Women's Choir welcomes visitors in regional costumes with brandy and traditional pastries at the barnyard. Witness the revival of spinning houses with an enchanting performance and a display of beautiful traditional garments. Join in a folk dance and explore the Old Village. Guests are accompanied in small groups to family houses for a typical Hungarian lunch, offering insights into the life and customs of Palóc families.
