Danube Bend Tour

Szentendre, Visegrád, Esztergom.

This day excursion explores one of the most beautiful regions in Central Europe – the Danube Bend. This part of Hungary has always been a popular spot among travellers and locals alike because it features three historical wonders – the magnificent Basilica of Esztergom, the fabulous medieval heritage of Visegrád and the charming baroque town of Szentendre.

More information and pictures of the given locations can be found in the Stops menu.

Good to Know:

7-8 hour tours, maximum 7 passengers/minivan

fix daily price: 300Euro/minivan

The trip Includes:

Two-way private car transfer

Air-conditioned vehicle

Personalized pickup and drop-off

Professional English-speaking driver

Complimentary bottle water

Free wi-fi onboard

Free cancellation

Not included:

Entry/Admission tickets

Meals, snacks and gratuity are not included

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Trip around the lake Balaton plus other 3 options

Important Notice!

You can choose attractions from the options below. Unfortunately, it is not possible to visit all of them in one day. Please choose a maximum of 4–5 options. More information and pictures of these locations can be found in the Stops menu.

1: Keszthely Festetics Castle

A masterpiece of Hungarian castle architecture and the most popular sight in the Lake Balaton area.

2: Balatonboglár Sphere Lockout

Officially called the Xantus János Lookout, this 15 m diameter aluminum sphere stands 165 m above sea level on Várdomb Hill in Balatonboglár.

3: Monoszló

A remnant crater of a volcano active eight million years ago. The monadnock between Zánka and Monoszló is one of the most unique geological sites in Hungary.

4: Héviz

Europe’s largest hot water lake, the Hévíz Thermal Lake, is a unique natural wonder. You can bathe all year round in its lily-covered waters.

6: Badacsony

The Kisfaludy Sándor Lookout, standing 437 m high on the monadnock’s peak, is named after the poet-cavalier of Badacsony.

7: Szigliget Castle

Offering one of the most beautiful panoramas of Lake Balaton, this castle requires a short hike to reach its picturesque hilltop location.

8: Balatonfüred

Lake Balaton’s best-known promenade is named after Nobel laureate poet Rabindranath Tagore, who was cured here in the Cardiac Hospital. Many celebrities have followed in his footsteps.

9: Siófok

A tourism and technology center featuring a fully renovated water tower. A panoramic lift takes visitors to the upper levels, where a breathtaking view opens up. The slow rotation of the top part of the building lets you enjoy the view even while seated.

10: Tihany abbey

The symbol of Balaton, this Benedictine abbey is the most famous monument of the Balaton Highlands.

12: Tapolca Lake Cavern

A charming little town with a unique attraction — a navigable underground lake.

Plus options along the way:

Brunswick Castle, Bory Castle, Székesfehérvár,

9–10 hour tours, maximum 7 passengers/minivan
Fixed daily price: 450 EUR / minivan

The trip Includes:

Two-way private car transfer

Air-conditioned vehicle

Personalized pickup and drop-off

Professional English-speaking driver

Complimentary bottle water

Free wi-fi onboard

Free cancellation

Not included:

Entry/Admission tickets

Meals, snacks and gratuity are not included

Book a trip!

Gödöllő & Bear Farm & Eger & Hollókő

Important Notice!

You can choose attractions from the options below. Unfortunately, it is not possible to visit all of them in one day. Please choose a maximum of 3 options. More information and pictures of these locations can be found in the Stops menu.

A tour that explores Hungary’s Habsburg heritage in Gödöllö. This charming town boasts a beautiful baroque palace that was once the spring and autumn residence of the royal couple – Franz Joseph and Sisi. Despite the fact that the building had to endure all the hardships of the 20th century, it is now among the most well-preserved palaces in the country and the only place where you can learn about the life of the Habsburg’s from a personal perspective.

Feeding the bears with a big spoon. The Veresegyháza Bear House is the only bear asylum in Central Europe so far and is a must-see place, and not only for families with small children. When visiting here, you will not only see these brown giants, but will also meet gray wolves and a white wolf, and even the newcomers, the little reindeers who have found their home here. For more info: www.medveotthon.hu

The cityscape of the town of Eger is a result of a long period of development. The Baroque style mixed with the medieval Turkish monuments created a very characteristic architecture. The atmosphere of the city is both heroic and stunning, charming and friendly. The many-century-old castle of Eger radiates the message of patriotism and courage. Priesthood played a decisive role in the development of the city, having built schools, community buildings and hospitals. The Diocesan Library in the Lyceum was founded by Bishop Károly Eszterházy.

Hollókő the most original Hungarian village, the Palóc World Heritage Site. Those who have visited this landscape of Hungarian folk tales will never forget it. It was no accident that the beautiful Palóc landscape and this idyllic village was included on the list of World Heritage sites in 1987. The 67 protected houses of the Old Village are also registered by UNESCO. It was not only the first Hungarian site on the list, but the first village in the whole world that earned this title.

More information and pictures of the given locations can be found in the Stops menu.

9-10 hour tours, maximum 7 passengers/minivan

fix daily price: 450Euro/minivan

The trip Includes:

Two-way private car transfer

Air-conditioned vehicle

Personalized pickup and drop-off

Professional English-speaking driver

Complimentary bottle water

Free wi-fi onboard

Free cancellation

Not included: