• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - St. Stephen’s Basilica stands as one of Budapest’s most iconic landmarks, named after Hungary’s first king. Its magnificent dome, detailed interior, and sacred relic—the mummified right hand of St. Stephen—make it a must-visit. Guests can enjoy panoramic views from its dome terrace. The basilica is particularly enchanting in the evening, beautifully illuminated against the city skyline.

• The Fat Policeman Statue - The Fat Policeman statue is a cherished photo spot in Budapest, located near St. Stephen’s Basilica. With his round belly and cheerful smile, he is believed to bring good luck if you rub his belly! The statue playfully celebrates the city’s history and charm. It’s a delightful and lighthearted stop on any walking tour.

• Hungarian Parliament Building - The Hungarian Parliament is one of Europe’s most magnificent government buildings, proudly situated along the Danube River. Its neo-Gothic architecture, grand dome, and intricate details make it a true emblem of Budapest. Lit up at night, it offers a breathtaking view from both sides of the river. It’s a must-see highlight on any visit to the city.

• Shoes on the Danube Bank - The Shoes on the Danube Bank is a poignant memorial honoring the Jews who were killed during World War II. Dozens of iron shoes line the riverbank, symbolizing the victims who were forced to remove their shoes before being shot into the Danube. It’s a deeply moving and reflective site. A visit here offers a quiet moment to remember and pay tribute.

• Szechenyi Lanchid - Budapest’s iconic Chain Bridge: A timeless beauty connecting Buda and Pest with elegant grace. As twilight falls and lights begin to shimmer, this historic suspension bridge transforms into a dazzling spectacle. Imagine strolling across its majestic span, with breathtaking views of the illuminated cityscape reflecting in the Danube. It’s more than just a bridge; it’s a symbol of unity and a must-see highlight of any Budapest night!

• Clark Adam Square (Clark Adam ter) - Clark Ádám Square is a historic gateway between Buda and Pest, located at the foot of the Chain Bridge. Named after the Scottish engineer who helped build the bridge, the square is also the starting point of the Buda Castle funicular. At its center, you’ll find Hungary’s official zero-kilometer stone, marking the starting point for all road distances in the country. It’s a key crossroads full of history and charm.

• Buda Hill Funicular - Buda Castle’s charming Funicular: This historic cable railway offers a swift and scenic ride from the foot of the Chain Bridge to the majestic castle district above. As you glide upwards, prepare for breathtaking panoramic views of the Danube, the iconic Chain Bridge, and the glittering cityscape of Pest. Opened in 1870, this UNESCO-listed gem provides a unique and effortless journey to explore the wonders of Buda Castle. It’s a short but unforgettable ride that adds a touch of magic to your Budapest experience.

• Buda Castle - The Royal Palace, also known as Buda Castle, is a historic complex that once served as the residence of Hungarian kings. Perched atop Castle Hill, it offers sweeping views over the Danube and Pest. Today, it houses important cultural institutions like the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum. Its grand courtyards and majestic architecture make it a must-see on any visit to Buda.

• Fisherman’s Bastion - Fisherman’s Bastion is one of Budapest’s most picturesque landmarks, offering fairy-tale architecture and panoramic views over the Danube and Parliament. Built in the late 19th century, its white stone towers and terraces were designed to celebrate Hungary’s 1000th birthday. The name honors the fishermen who once defended this part of the city walls. It’s a favorite spot for both history lovers and photographers.

• Matthias Church - Matthias Church is a stunning Gothic masterpiece in the heart of the Buda Castle District. With its colorful tiled roof and ornate spires, it has been the site of royal coronations and historic events for centuries. The church’s interior is just as breathtaking, filled with intricate frescoes and stained glass. It’s a true gem of Budapest’s architectural and spiritual heritage.

• Small group experience
• Buda Castle panoramic viewpoint from Fisherman’s Bastion
• Must-see monuments: Parliament, Shoes on the Danube, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Chain Bridge
• 2.5-hour long guided tour from Pest city center to Buda Castle, crossing the iconic Chain Bridge
• Open, engaging, and highly qualified local guide
• Legends, myths, and untold stories from Budapest’s rich history
• Less crowded streets

• Public transportation
• Tickets to museums

Budapest Night Tour – Chain Bridge, Parliament, Buda Castle & More

Discover the enchanting beauty of Budapest as the city lights illuminate the night and the Danube mirrors the golden hues of the sky.

Embark on an unforgettable night tour of Budapest, exploring the city’s most iconic landmarks under the stars, just as the sun sets and the city awakens in the evening.

Wander through the stunningly lit Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion, enjoy the romantic vistas of the Chain Bridge, and marvel at the radiant façade of the Hungarian Parliament—all exuding a unique charm not visible during the day.

Whether it’s your first visit or you’re back to explore further, experiencing Budapest at night offers a fresh perspective. Allow us to guide you through tales, history, and picture-perfect views on this serene, twilight journey.

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