About this experience
Join the Budapest Castle District & Hungarian Parliament Guided Tour for a 4.5-hour experience. You explore the historic Castle District on foot and take in panoramic views from Gellért Hill. Travel by bus past landmarks including St. Stephen’s Basilica and City Park, with a stop at Heroes’ Square. The tour ends with a visit inside the Hungarian Parliament.
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Meeting point — Báthory utca 19
Gather at the meeting point near the Parliament building to meet your guide and collect your tickets.
Castle District walking tour
Explore Buda's UNESCO-listed hilltop quarter on foot, taking in Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion, and panoramic views across the Danube.
Gellért Hill viewpoint
Admire sweeping views over both Buda and Pest from one of the city's most commanding vantage points.
Panoramic bus journey
Board the bus for a narrated ride through Pest, passing St. Stephen's Basilica, Andrássy Avenue, and City Park.
Heroes' Square stop
Step off for a closer look at the Millennium Monument and the grand plaza that marks the entrance to City Park.
Hungarian Parliament visit
Enter the neo-Gothic Parliament building for a guided tour of its gilded halls, including the Hungarian Crown Jewels on display.
Meeting point
Budapest, Báthory utca 19, 1054 Hungary
Make your way to Báthory utca 19, close to the Hungarian Parliament in central Pest. Arrive a few minutes before your scheduled departure time. Your mobile or printed ticket is your entry — present it to the guide at the meeting point.
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- Valid passport or national ID card (required for Parliament entry)
- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
- Comfortable walking shoes suitable for uneven terrain
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to bring my passport?
Yes. Entry to the Hungarian Parliament requires a valid passport or national ID card. Without it, you will not be permitted inside the building.
Why are there separate EU and non-EU ticket options?
Parliament admission is priced differently for EU citizens and non-EU citizens. Select the option that matches your citizenship to ensure the correct ticket is issued.
Can children join the tour?
Yes. Children aged 0–11 require a child ticket, which must be selected separately at the time of booking.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users or guests with limited mobility?
Parts of the Castle District involve inclines and uneven cobbled surfaces, which may be physically demanding for guests with limited mobility. The tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.
Do I need to print my ticket?
A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted. You can also print your confirmation if you prefer — either works at the meeting point.
Is the tour available in languages other than English?
Yes. Dedicated departures are available in both English and Spanish. Select your preferred language when choosing your ticket option.