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Itineraries
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itinerary trips
Experience extraordinary vistas, charming small towns, and hidden gems in your own way. We help you plan your own holiday with these curated trips across Hungary.
5 days
Budapest -5 days trip
Perhaps you think that even three days in Budapest are not enough? Once more we agree and we're delighted to offer you some of our legendary Hungarian hospitality to help you out when planning a week-long trip, that will leave you enough time to go deeper, explore farther.
3 days
Budapest - 3 days trip
You think one day in Budapest isn’t enough by far? We agree, and we’ll show you just what else can be seen and experienced over a three-day venture to the many fascinating spots in the Hungarian capital.
1 day
Budapest - 1 day trip
Want to see as much of Budapest as possible, but don’t have much time? We have you covered. A single day in Budapest can only serve as an appetizer. Nevertheless, even a short time spent here provides a rich experience at any time of the year.
3 days
Greater Budapest for Seniors - 3 days
Relax in Budapest and visit the Grassalkovich Palace in Gödöllő and the Lázár Equestrian Park. Take a trip to Martonvásár to visit the Brunszvik Castle and taste the culinaries of the Etyek wine region.
2 days, various locations
Grand Budapest for Families - 2 days
Fairy-tale (literally) attractions await both to the east and west of Budapest: we promise that no-one will be bored over these two days.
3 days, 8 locations
Greater Budapest for Explorers - 3 days
Explore Hungary's largest palace, the Grassalkovich Palace and the land of horses and taste the pálinka! Visit the Brunszvik Castle then relax with a glass of white wine in the Etyek wine district!
5 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 5 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 5 days
3 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 3 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 3 days
2 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 2 days
Bük - Sárvár for Seniors - 2 days
MORE THINGS TO EXPLORE
Plaques and statues delineate the history of many a city, its cultural shifts and seminal events. Budapest has many of these to admire, of course, but the visitor can discover much more about Hungary’s capital just by sitting over a cup of coffee.
Read moreWonder in awe at one of the most magnificent buildings in the Hungarian capital: the Gresham Palace, a masterpiece of Hungarian Art Nouveau.
Read moreWhether in summer or winter, rain or shine, we have a great programme to recommend. Visit one of Europe’s largest bath complexes, the enormous Széchenyi Thermal Bath in City Park, to combine treatment and relaxation.
Read moreThis Roman Catholic church, towering over District VII of Budapest, is not only an architectural and ecclesiastical masterpiece, but also preserves the sacred legacy of its patron saint.
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