Budapest’s rich heritage and striking architecture make it an excellent destination for cultural and historical student experiences. Discover imperial landmarks, historic districts, museums and important political and cultural sites through guided tours and educational visits designed for student 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: 4 hours
Explore Budapest’s recent history with a visit to Memento Park, home to striking statues from the Communist era, including figures like Lenin, Marx, and Engels. Continue to the House of Terror, a powerful memorial and museum revealing the impact of fascist and communist regimes in Hungary.
Duration: 2 hours
Discover the Buda Castle Cave, a fascinating underground network beneath Buda Castle Hill. Explore labyrinth-like tunnels shaped during the World Wars, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, and enjoy one of Budapest’s most highly rated guided experiences in the Castle District’s National Park.
Duration: 3 - 4 hours
Discover the Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum and the House of Houdini in Budapest. Learn about wartime history, human resilience, and authentic stories of courage, then explore the fascinating world of magic with rare Houdini artifacts, interactive exhibits, and live performances in a unique and atmospheric historic setting.
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: 7 hours
Visit a real Hungarian equestrian farm!
At an hour’s drive from Budapest, we arrive to a traditional Hungarian farm.
After receiving the greetings of the horsemen, you can taste the famous Hungarian welcome drink, “Barack Pálinka” (Apricot Brandy) and the “Pogácsa” (salty scone). Horsemen will then take you around and through the Puszta by horse-carriage. The program continues with a traditional horse show, which includes several breathtaking field performances. You are then invited for a three-course lunch including the famous Hungarian goulash soup, accompanied by Hungarian gipsy music. The program offers the possibility to ride the horses.
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.
Duration: 10 hours
Visit the world-famous Herend Porcelain Manufactory, founded in 1826, and learn about traditional porcelain making. Explore Lake Balaton, Central Europe’s largest freshwater lake, with a visit to Tihany Abbey and a stroll along Balatonfüred’s famous promenade. Enjoy coffee, shopping, and an optional three-course lunch before returning to Budapest.
Duration: 10 hours
Explore the Danube Bend and Hungary’s history on this unforgettable tour. Visit Visegrád to see the medieval Royal Residence and enjoy the Danube valley panorama. Discover Esztergom, home of Hungary’s largest cathedral, then stop in Szentendre, a charming Baroque artists’ village, walking its narrow streets and reaching a viewpoint over the Danube.
