Take an excursion into Hungary's history on this popular Danube Bend full day trip ... More info ›

Take an excursion into Hungary's history on this popular Danube Bend full day trip. You'll visit the gorgeous old towns of Visegrad, Esztergom and Szentendre, includes a three-course lunch and a cruise on the River Danube - a highlight of any trip to Hungary!

The day trip takes you to Visegrad, with its medieval citadel and romantic ruins of the former royal residence. Then it's on to Esztergom for an interior visit of the town's famous cathedral.

After enjoying a three-course lunch with coffee, you will continue on to the Baroque artists' village of Szentendre. Here you'll take a guided walk through the town and visit the Caprice Hungarian Jewelry Center, followed by coffee and soft drinks.

Your tour returns to Budapest by boat on the River Danube (May 01 to September 30 only, tide permitting). During other times or at low tide the tour returns to the city center by bus.

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Combine a comprehensive tour of Budapest sightseeing with a fascinating guided tour of the city's spectacular Parliament House, Hungary's largest building ... More info ›

Combine a comprehensive tour of Budapest sightseeing with a fascinating guided tour of the city's spectacular Parliament House, Hungary's largest building. Your half-day tour includes entrance fees, hotel pickup and a local guide to point out all the important sites.

You'll tour inside the magnificent neo-Gothic Parliament building, home of the Holy Hungarian Crown. Your guide will lead you through the splendid Session Room, the impressive central staircase and the wonderful Great Vaulted Hall. Along the way, you'll be entertained and informed by your guide's anecdotal and historical commentary.

The Parliament building was built between 1885 and 1902, and was for a time the largest parliamentary building in the world. With 691 rooms and staircases stretching for more than 12 miles (20 kilometers), the building is topped by an elegant dome soaring 226 feet (69 meters) into the sky.

After your visit to one of Budapest's finest architectural achievements, sit back and relax on your city tour. You'll cross the Danube via Margaret Bridge and take a drive to the Royal Castle on the Buda side of the city. Here you will take a walk along the Fishermen's Bastion and step inside Matthias Church.

After a photo stop at the Citadel, you'll cross Elizabeth Bridge and drive by City Park to take a walk at Heroes' Square. Passing by the Opera and St. Stephen's Basilica, the tour concludes at the Hotel Intercontinental.

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With a half day to discover Budapest, the Grand City Sightseeing Tour makes the perfect introduction for the first time visitor ... More info ›

With a half day to discover Budapest, the Grand City Sightseeing Tour makes the perfect introduction for the first time visitor. With hotel pickup included and the option of a morning or afternoon departure, see all the key sites from the comfort of your motorcoach.Your travels will take you across the Danube on the Margaret Bridge, show you the House of Parliament, the Royal Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, and much more.

You will cross the Danube on the Margaret Bridge (Margaret Island) and drive to the Royal Castle on the Buda side. Here you will visit the Fishermen's Bastion (Promenade) and the Matthias Church (Interior visit).

You will also climb the Gellert Hill for fantastic photo opportunities of the city before crossing Elizabeth bridge and driving by the City Park towards Heroes' square (Promenade). Passing by the Opera and St. Stephen's Basilica you reach Hotel Intercontinental, where your tour ends.

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For a luxury Danube river cruise experience, look no further than this exceptional 6-day Danube cruise aboard the 5* Premicon Queen, linking Hungary with Slovakia, Austria and Germany ... More info ›

For a luxury Danube river cruise experience, look no further than this exceptional 6-day Danube cruise aboard the 5* Premicon Queen, linking Hungary with Slovakia, Austria and Germany.

The river cruise from Budapest to Regensburg winds through the most charming towns and cities along the Danube including Bratislava, Vienna and Passau, allowing ample time for sightseeing.  Though given the outstanding levels of service, food, leisure facilities and entertainment on board ship, it will be hard to tear yourself away!

Carrying just 102 passengers and 58 attentive crew members, the Premicon Queen set new standards of exclusivity on the River Danube when she was launched in 2008. With 45 square metres (484 square feet) per passenger, the ship has more space than any other riverboat in the world! As soon as you step on board and view the gallery staircase and glass dome ceiling in the entry area, you know you have found a special place to spend your vacation.

From the steamship salon, panoramic lounge and Viennese cafe to the extensive wind-protected sun deck, the public areas are comfortably and elegantly furnished and are the perfect places to relax and admire the stunning scenery of the Danube valley. Why not try the whirlpool or even play a round of golf on the putting green?

At meal time you are in for a treat, with internationally acclaimed chefs on hand to serve you throughout the day. A la carte breakfast, lunch and 5-course dinner are served to your reserved table in the glass-enclosed gourmet restaurant, with room service available 24 hours per day. As evening falls, you can choose from a range of outstanding entertainment in the Theatron, including live orchestras, shows and comedies, or relax to piano music in the cocktail bar.

You have a choice of three suite categories over two decks (View Map below), all offering superb standards of comfort. Opt for a tastefully decorated Junior Suite or upgrade to a Deluxe Suite and enjoy the views through the panorama doors from your diagonally-positioned bed! The Queen Suite is a truly luxurious cabin and features on-demand butler service. Every suite is equipped with radio, flatscreen TV, mini bar, telephone and wireless internet.

The Premicon Queen's Danube cruise combines the three European capitals of Budapest, Bratislava and Vienna, the heart of the former Austro-Hungarian empire. Discover wonderful castles and charming villages nestling amongst picturesque landscapes. Don't miss the chance to visit Melk's hilltop Benedictine Abbey, widely acclaimed as the most beautiful baroque church north of the Alps. See the wonderfully secluded baroque monastery in Herzogenburg and visit St. Stephan's Cathedral in Passau, home to the world's largest organ.

Whether celebrating a special occasion with a loved one or taking a memorable vacation in Central Europe - a 6-day Danube Cruise aboard the Premicon Queen cannot fail to impress!

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Spend an enjoyable evening at a traditional restaurant in the hills of Buda ... More info ›

Spend an enjoyable evening at a traditional restaurant in the hills of Buda. You'll enjoy a three-course dinner followed by the typical Hungarian music and dance of a folkloric show.

Your three-course meal begins with an aperitif, and is accompanied by wine. Then sit back and enjoy the varied music and dance of a traditional folkloric show.

On your return to Budapest, you will have a marvelous view of the illuminated city from Castle Hill. The tour ends at either your hotel or at the Casino, where you will be given a voucher for free admission.

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Experience the beauty of Hungary's southern Great Plains on a day trip to the towns of Kecskemet and Lajosmizse ... More info ›

Experience the beauty of Hungary's southern Great Plains on a day trip to the towns of Kecskemet and Lajosmizse. You'll discover Hungary's sunniest region, a land of rivers and lakes, and a paradise for lovers of fishing, water sports and horse riding.

The tour takes you on a scenic drive through the Great Plains to Kecskemet, where you will be taken on a guided walk through the town. Kecskemet is the largest town in the region, with historical monuments, nature reserves and a thriving cultural life.

Continuing on to Lajosmizse, you will be greeted with a traditional welcome drink. After an exciting performance by the famous horsemen of the region, you'll take a carriage ride through the Puszta, the typical steppe landscape of the Great Plains.

You'll then enjoy a Hungarian three-course meal with wine at a traditional tavern, accompanied by stirring gypsy music.

On your return to Budapest, you'll drive through the unique Great Plains landscape of sand dunes, grasslands, reed-lined waterways and backwaters, tiny white farms, well-kept pastures and rolling fields of wheat.

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