Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, is one of the most populous cities within the country. It is usually explored during the shoulder seasons from March to May and September to November due to the wonderfully mild weather and a sparse amount of tourists.
Budapest is best known for its exciting sights and activities. You may want to enjoy a Széchenyi Thermal Bath or a simple Danube dinner cruise in Budapest, your itinerary will be filled with a plethora of sublime activities. Explore Budapest’s main attractions from the Parliament Building to Heroes Square and the Great Market Hall.
There are various ways to have a good time in Budapest. We’ve looked at some of the best Budapest cruises along the Danube River. Have a look at our best picks below.
Budapest is filled with profound culture and heritage. If you’re looking to explore the skyline of sights and marvel at its beauty, these tours are perfect for you. An array of options means that these trips can be catered to your needs and are suitable for almost everyone.
Budapest is one of the most charming cities in Europe. The Hungarian capital is situated along the picturesque Danube River that flows through much of central and southern Europe, including the Black Forest in nearby Germany.
The city has something for everyone, from flamboyant 19-century architecture, bustling market places, and a food scene that is constantly evolving.
One of the best ways to explore the city is through a dinner cruise in Budapest. We’ve listed the best dinner cruises below, which are great for a romantic evening out.
A dinner cruise in Budapest is a great way to see the city and try out some delicious local Hungarian dishes.
There are many options available and the menus of these cruises cater to everyone, even to the fussiest of eaters.
You’ll be able to enjoy delicious, freshly prepared meals while sailing down the Danube River and the iconic landmarks of Budapest.
PROS:
Meals and drinks are included
A wide variety of options are available
Great way to explore the city at night
Open-air decks
Live entertainment
CONS:
Tours are not suitable for people with mobility impairments
