Budapest 1-Hour Danube River Sightseeing Cruise with Audio Guide
by Silverline Cruises Kft.
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This 1-hour boat cruise on the River Danube offers views of Budapest’s major landmarks from the water. Passengers will see the Castle District including Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge connecting Buda and Pest, and Margaret Bridge, the city's second permanent stone bridge. The cruise continues past the Hungarian Parliament Building, Margaret Island’s green spaces, and Gellért Hill near Elisabeth Bridge. Other sights include Liberty Bridge, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Petőfi Bridge, the National Theatre, Balna cultural center, and Batthyány Square with its baroque Church of Saint Anne. The tour is conducted on a boat equipped with a closed area for bad weather. An audio guide is provided via a free mobile app that passengers must download and listen to through their own earphones. Food and drinks are not included but can be purchased onboard. The cruise avoids crowded tourist spots by offering a relaxed way to see the city’s riverside architecture from the Danube.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Danube River
The cruise travels along the River Danube, offering views of Budapest’s waterfront.
Buda Castle
The Castle District includes Buda Castle and the Bazaar Gardens, located on the hills of Buda, notable for its impressive night views.
Margit hid
Margaret Bridge is Budapest’s second permanent stone bridge, built 20 years after the Chain Bridge.
Chain Bridge
Chain Bridge is the first permanent stone bridge linking the towns of Buda and Pest.
Hungarian Parliament Building
The House of Parliament is considered one of the most beautiful government buildings worldwide.
Margit-sziget
Margaret Island is a green island in the Danube, popular in summer for its open spaces.
Gellert Hill
Gellért Hill, located at the foot of Elisabeth Bridge, is a popular viewpoint in Budapest.
Liberty Bridge (Szabadsag hid)
Liberty Bridge, formerly Fővám Square Bridge, connects to Gellért Hill and the Hotel Gellért thermal baths.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
This university is Hungary’s leading technology institute and the oldest European university-level engineering school.
Petofi Bridge
Petőfi Bridge was originally built in 1933, destroyed during WWII, and rebuilt in 1952.
National Theatre
The National Theatre is Hungary’s main venue for theatrical plays. Although Budapest has had a Hungarian theatre for the last 150 years, it has only had a permanent and suitable home for theatregoers since 15th March 2002.
Balna
Balna, nicknamed the Whale, is a modern shopping and cultural center on the Danube’s east bank.
Batthyany Square
Batthyány Square is known for the Church of Saint Anne, a Roman Catholic church built by the Jesuits between 1740 and 1761, and is one of Budapest’s baroque buildings. The square also features a market hall.
Meeting point
Meet at Dock #11, next to the Elizabeth bridge, on the Pest side. Look for the "Silverline" logo. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time
End point
Meet at Dock #11, next to the Elizabeth bridge, on the Pest side. Look for the "Silverline" logo. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Budapest 1-Hour Danube River Sightseeing Cruise with Audio Guide
by Silverline Cruises Kft.
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€24Overview
This 1-hour boat cruise on the River Danube offers views of Budapest’s major landmarks from the water. Passengers will see the Castle District including Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge connecting Buda and Pest, and Margaret Bridge, the city's second permanent stone bridge. The cruise continues past the Hungarian Parliament Building, Margaret Island’s green spaces, and Gellért Hill near Elisabeth Bridge. Other sights include Liberty Bridge, the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Petőfi Bridge, the National Theatre, Balna cultural center, and Batthyány Square with its baroque Church of Saint Anne. The tour is conducted on a boat equipped with a closed area for bad weather. An audio guide is provided via a free mobile app that passengers must download and listen to through their own earphones. Food and drinks are not included but can be purchased onboard. The cruise avoids crowded tourist spots by offering a relaxed way to see the city’s riverside architecture from the Danube.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Danube River
The cruise travels along the River Danube, offering views of Budapest’s waterfront.
Buda Castle
The Castle District includes Buda Castle and the Bazaar Gardens, located on the hills of Buda, notable for its impressive night views.
Margit hid
Margaret Bridge is Budapest’s second permanent stone bridge, built 20 years after the Chain Bridge.
Chain Bridge
Chain Bridge is the first permanent stone bridge linking the towns of Buda and Pest.
Hungarian Parliament Building
The House of Parliament is considered one of the most beautiful government buildings worldwide.
Margit-sziget
Margaret Island is a green island in the Danube, popular in summer for its open spaces.
Gellert Hill
Gellért Hill, located at the foot of Elisabeth Bridge, is a popular viewpoint in Budapest.
Liberty Bridge (Szabadsag hid)
Liberty Bridge, formerly Fővám Square Bridge, connects to Gellért Hill and the Hotel Gellért thermal baths.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
This university is Hungary’s leading technology institute and the oldest European university-level engineering school.
Petofi Bridge
Petőfi Bridge was originally built in 1933, destroyed during WWII, and rebuilt in 1952.
National Theatre
The National Theatre is Hungary’s main venue for theatrical plays. Although Budapest has had a Hungarian theatre for the last 150 years, it has only had a permanent and suitable home for theatregoers since 15th March 2002.
Balna
Balna, nicknamed the Whale, is a modern shopping and cultural center on the Danube’s east bank.
Batthyany Square
Batthyány Square is known for the Church of Saint Anne, a Roman Catholic church built by the Jesuits between 1740 and 1761, and is one of Budapest’s baroque buildings. The square also features a market hall.
Meeting point
Meet at Dock #11, next to the Elizabeth bridge, on the Pest side. Look for the "Silverline" logo. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time
End point
Meet at Dock #11, next to the Elizabeth bridge, on the Pest side. Look for the "Silverline" logo. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the departure time
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.