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Budapest's sights are spread out, so getting around by bike is the best way to see the city. Peddling along bike paths is easier than walking, much more fun plus you'll visit places that sightseeing buses can never access.
While you cycle, your professional guide will fill you in on the Budapest's history to help you gain a greater understanding of the city.This is the easiest and most entertaining way to see Budapest and as an added highlight, you'll enjoy a typical Hungarian meal at the end of the tour!
The tour takes you to Budapest's main sights, and starts with a ride along the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Andrassey Avenue to Heroes' Square. After a gentle ride through the leafy and relaxed City Park, you'll take a peep into Budapest's loveliest bath house - the Szechenyi Thermal Baths.
You'll see the elephants when you cycle past the zoo, then pass the St Stephan Basilica, Budapest's biggest church. After crossing Budapest's Chain bridge, it's an easy ride up Castle Hill to enjoy the view from a panoramic lookout terrace. From here, you can compare the flat Pest side of the city with the hilly Buda side.
This 4-hour cycling tour is mostly on entirely flat bike paths, so you don't need to be ultra fit. The tours are in small groups, ensuring a friendly and interactive atmosphere.
The tour includes two breaks. At the first break your guide will provide some welcome cold drinks while giving you hints on the best places to visit after the tour. A Hungarian specialty lunch, a Goulash, is served at the end of the tour.
