Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Hungary

Discover Budapest with a 24, 48, 72, 96 or 120-hour Budapest Card, providing discounts, tours and transportation while you explore the city independently. Enjoy free entry to top museums, two complimentary walking tours, admission to the thermal baths and more. Your card also includes discounts at popular restaurants, free public transportation and a guidebook with helpful information about the included services.

See the best that Budapest has to offer on this sightseeing package combining a bus tour, a boat ride and traditional Hungarian food. Get a comprehensive look at the city's top attractions on a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour, making stops at the iconic statues at Heroes' Square, the Parliament Building and more. Then relax with a hot drink and cake at Szamos Gourmet Ház, and head to the Kaltenberg restaurant for a Hungarian 2-course meal. Complete your sightseeing with a 1-hour cruise along the Danube River.

Save money while on vacation with this Miskolc City Pass, which is perfect for families. Along with included public transport rides and entry into 15 of the city's attractions, get discounts of up to 50% at restaurants. Plus, you get a useful map and can download the free app for guided tours. This Miskolc City Pass is valid for the amount of time you choose and is sent over easily in a PDF once you purchase.

Get nostalgic as you immerse yourself in the retro world of the 1970s and 1980s at the Retro Design Center Museum in Szentendre. Enjoy a rare glimpse into life during Hungary's Communist era as you browse the vintage artifacts, toys, LPs and household items and marvel at the collection of vintage motors and motorcycles.

Discover one of the most famous parliament buildings in a comfortable way with pick up service!The Hungarian Parliament is the third largest parliament building of the world and one of the most recognised landmarks of Hungary. Built in 1904 by Imre Steindl in a peculiar Eclectic style mixed with Neo-Gothic details it is currently the largest building of the country. A guide will take you around the gigantic halls of the House of Parliament while sharing the secrets of its past. You will even have a chance to explore the hall of the National Assembly and to lay your eyes on the holiest relics of Hungarian history, the Holy Crown and the crowning jewels. Note:The Parliament may cancel the tour due to programs and state protocol eventsMake sure to have your student ID/photo ID/passport with you

Check out Miniversum on your next trip to Budapest, a museum which hosts an incredible miniature model of Hungary, scaled to 1:100 of its size. Interactive screens show the original photos of the sights, so you can compare them to the mini version laid out before you. The museum is designed to entertain the whole family, including a playhouse for children and a caf e with snacks and drinks available for purchase. This ticket is valid for an unlimited time, so you can marvel at the extraordinary detail for as long as you please.

The hilltop Castle District is one of Budapest's unabashed highlights, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site besides. Discover the highlights of the area, and learn all about its history, when you set off on a small-group walking tour. Over the course of several hours, you'll visit the Fisherman's Bastion, will venture inside Matthias Church, will admire the namesake Buda Castle, and more. Cap off your tour with a visit to a beloved local bakery, where you'll enjoy a slice of cake and a coffee break.

Dive head first into medieval Hungarian history on a private tour of the Castle District. Go beyond the general overview you find on most group tours and discover the secret history of the district. For 2.5-hours, enjoy the personal attention of a private guide and feel free to ask as many questions as you like. Round out your tour with a coffee and pastry at a traditional cafe.

Stroll up Budapest's Castle Hill with a local guide on this 3-hour walking tour. As you pass stately buildings with unique architectural details, hear stories about their histories and past occupants. Stop by the city's oldest confectionery and Hungary's first private art gallery before ending up at Matthias Church. With your included entrance ticket, explore the interior of the 14th-century church, constructed in the Gothic style. Leave your tour with some tips on where to get lunch or an afternoon coffee in the surrounding neighborhood.