BUDAPEST CITY TOUR WITH THERMAL BATH EXPERIENCE 4 days / 3 nights Discover Budapest and have some rest in one of our best thermal bathes!

 

1.day – Arrival in Budapest

Arrival at the airport of Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Take-over the rooms. Dinner in the hotel

2. day – Budapest

After breakfast guided sightseeing tour in Budapest, visiting the most famous sights of the capital: Heroes Square, Andrássy út with the Opera House (from the outside), St. Stephen’s Basilica (from the inside), Vaci Street- pedestrian area and Great Market Hall.

Lunch individually

In the afternoon the sightseeing continuous on the Buda side: Castle District with the Castle of Buda, Matthias Church, Fishermen’s Bastion

The highlight of the day is without question the Cruise on the Danube by night with a delicious dinner. The guests will see Budapest with its thousands of lights, which is just like a city with millions of stars.

After the cruise drive back to the hotel

3.day – “Shopping”, coffee and cake, relaxation in a thermal bath

After breakfast visit in the Great Market Hall with shopping possibility. The Great Market Hall in Budapest is the largest indoor market in the city and an architectural monument in itself. The main ground floor features lots of food products such as fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as spices such as the famous Hungarian paprika (which makes a great gift to take back for the person doing your house-sitting!). Downstairs there is something of a supermarket, as well as vendors of fresh fish and game. The top level is where you’ll find handicrafts and other locally-produced crafts, as well as typical souvenirs.

After the visit coffee and cake in the famous New York Café. Sándor Steuer a member of a famous coffee-family opened the gem of the building the “most beautiful café in the world” on October 23, 1894. In February 2001 the Italian Boscolo Group undertook the reconstruction of the legendary building. From Spring 2006 the New York Café welcomes its guests in all its former splendor recalling the milieu of the beginning of the 20th century with an additional more modern design touch.

Followed by bathing in the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. Budapest can rightly be called the city of spas, and the Szechenyi Bath and Spa was its first thermal baths on the Pest side. Széchenyi Thermal Bath is the largest thermal bath of Budapest. The neo-baroque baths were built in 1913. Its thermal springs were discovered in 1879 – they are the deepest and warmest thermal wells in Budapest. It is a vast complex of indoor and outdoor pools, the premier medicinal bath of Pest, situated in the middle of the City Park.

Drive back to the hotel. Dinner in the hotel.

4.day – Homeward journey

After breakfast transfer to the airport, homeward journey.