• Duna Corso - Begin your adventure by cycling along the scenic Duna Corso, one of Budapest’s most renowned riverside promenades. As you ride beside the Danube, enjoy the stunning views of the Buda side, including the impressive Gellért Hill and the towering Liberty Statue. The promenade is adorned with historic landmarks like the Vigadó Concert Hall and numerous statues celebrating Hungary’s history. The guide will share fascinating stories about the promenade’s past, its role in the city’s growth, and its importance during key moments in Hungarian history. This spot is ideal for a quick photo opportunity, capturing the essence of Budapest with the Danube River and Buda Castle as a backdrop.
• Erzsébet Bridge - Next, head to the Elizabeth Bridge, a crucial link between Buda and Pest. While on the bridge, enjoy panoramic views of both city sides. The guide will discuss the bridge’s history, named after Queen Elizabeth, and its reconstruction after World War II destruction. This stop offers a brief historical overview and a chance to appreciate the architectural contrasts between the modern bridge and the surrounding historic structures. Feel free to ask questions about the bridge’s significance or take photos of the scenic views.
• Castle District - After crossing the river, ascend to the Castle District, where you’ll be rewarded with one of Budapest’s most breathtaking views. The district houses the Buda Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Matthias Church, a Gothic architectural masterpiece. As you pause to catch your breath, the guide will share tales of the district’s medieval origins, royal inhabitants, and its strategic importance throughout history. This is your chance to delve into Hungary’s rich past, explore the cobblestone streets, and photograph the sweeping panorama of Pest, the Danube, and the Chain Bridge.
• Margaret Island - Descending from the Castle District, cycle towards Margaret Island, a tranquil oasis in the city’s heart. Known as Budapest’s “green lung,” the island is a popular retreat for locals and visitors. Here, take a break to enjoy the lush greenery, beautiful gardens, and historic ruins. The guide will discuss the island’s transformation over the centuries, from a royal hunting reserve to a public park. You’ll have time to relax, take a leisurely stroll, or photograph the island’s famous sights, such as the Music Fountain or the medieval Dominican Convent ruins.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - The next stop is the magnificent House of Parliament, an architectural wonder and one of the world’s largest parliament buildings. As you approach this neo-Gothic masterpiece, the guide will explain its construction, its role in Hungary’s political life, and some fascinating details, like the crown jewels housed within. Standing by the Danube’s banks, this stop offers a prime location for photographs, with the grand building reflecting in the river’s waters. Here, you’ll gain insight into Hungary’s legislative process and the building’s symbolic importance.
• Liberty Square - A short ride away is Liberty Square, a place rich in historical significance. This square is a testament to Hungary’s complex history, featuring monuments reflecting the country’s past under both Soviet and Nazi occupations. The guide will narrate the stories behind these monuments, including the controversial Soviet War Memorial and the American Embassy’s presence. This stop is perfect for those interested in 20th-century history, offering a deeper understanding of Hungary’s struggles and triumphs during turbulent times. Use this moment to ask any burning questions or capture the square’s atmosphere with your camera.
• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - Then, head towards St. Stephen’s Basilica, one of Budapest’s most significant religious sites. This grand church, named after Hungary’s first King, is renowned for its impressive dome and the holy relic inside: the mummified hand of St. Stephen. As you stop in front of the basilica, the guide will share stories of its construction, its survival through World War II, and its significance in Hungarian culture. You’ll have a few minutes to admire the intricate façade details or perhaps peek inside to witness the awe-inspiring interior.
• Andrassy Avenue - (Optional)
  If time allows, continue the journey along the UNESCO-listed Andrássy Avenue, often called Budapest’s “Champs-Élysées.” This grand boulevard is lined with neo-renaissance mansions, luxury shops, and cultural landmarks. As you cycle down the avenue, the guide will point out significant sites such as the Hungarian State Opera House and the House of Terror, a museum dedicated to the victims of fascism and communism. This route is perfect for those who appreciate architecture and history, offering plenty of opportunities for questions and photography.
• Heroes’ Square - (Optional)
  If time allows, the final major stop is Heroes’ Square, a monumental site dedicated to Hungary’s national leaders and its 1,000-year history. Flanked by the Museum of Fine Arts and the Palace of Art, this square is a focal point of national pride. The guide will explain the symbolism behind the statues and the Millennium Monument at its center. Just beyond the square lies City Park, where you can enjoy the serene atmosphere of Budapest’s largest green space, explore Vajdahunyad Castle, or relax by the boating lake. This stop provides a fitting conclusion to your journey, combining historical insight with natural beauty.

As you return to the starting point, take a moment to reflect on the sights and stories shared throughout the tour. Upon arrival at the office, feel free to ask any remaining questions or get recommendations for further exploration in Budapest.

• Bicycle use
• Helmet
• Live Guide
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

Discover the enchanting city of Budapest in the most leisurely manner by E-bike. Accompany a local, passionate guide to explore some of the city’s most renowned landmarks and uncover fascinating facts about each site. Pedal your way to the Elizabeth Bridge and ascend to the breathtaking Castle Hill, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the city. Descend to the Danube and ride along the iconic river. Take a break on Margaret Island before visiting the Hungarian Parliament Building. Head to Freedom Square and admire St. Stephen’s Basilica. If time allows, venture down Andrassy Avenue to see the Hungarian State Opera House and the House of Terror along the way. Conclude your tour at Hősök tere, one of Budapest’s major squares, and spend some time in City Park before returning to the office. This is not a private tour; you will be cycling with other participants! The tour follows the same route and schedule as the Budapest Grand Sightseeing tour!

• We recommend the use of e-bikes for the elderly.
• Participation is only allowed over the age of 12!
• The tour goes in all weather conditions, so the guests have to dress properly!
• Castle District is the only (12 minutes) hilly part of the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.