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We drive to the Castle Hill and discover the area of the Royal Palace. We show you the main attractions of the district: Castle Theatre, Palace of the Hungarian President, buildings of the National Library and the National Gallery. During the walking tour you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Budapest.

Why punish your feet walking?! There is no better way to see the sights & learn the history of Budapest than by joining a bike tour. Spend a relaxing day touring both sides of the Danube with a small group & get oriented with the best of what the city has to offer.

Visit the second largest Baroque Palace of the world in Gödöllő! After only a 30-minute drive from Budapest we arrive to the former summer residence of Queen Elisabeth (Sissi) and Francis Joseph (Habsburg Emperor & Hungarian king 1867-1916). This interior visit and the tour through the gardens of the Chateau, gives you a glimpse of times under the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Vienna, the Capital of Austria is situated only 240 kilometres from Budapest, at a 2-2,5 hours drive on the motorway. Due to the recent changes within the EU there is no border control between Hungary and Austria. On this tour we drive along the famous Ringstrasse (Vienna’s main boulevard) to give you a first impression of the most important sights of Vienna and show you the City Park, the State Opera House, the Museums of Fine Arts and Natural History, the Parliament, the Burgtheatre, the City Hall and the Votive Church.

Enter into the spirit of the countryside as it was at the end of the 19th century. Handicraft masters work in the houses and yards, sheep bleat in the detached farmstead, the water mill is crushing grain, and the delicious smell of strudel comes from the bakery… The buildings are arranged just like they were in theoriginal villages, and you can get to know the daily lives of adults and children through the objects they used.