Budapest 3-Hour Grand Segway City Tour Including Buda, Margaret Island and Pest
by Segway BP
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✓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.€170Overview
This motorized Segway tour lasts about 3 to 3 hours and 20 minutes and covers key areas in Budapest including Buda, Pest, and Margaret Island. The tour begins with a training session to get comfortable on the Segway, and helmets are provided for safety. A tour leader guides the group throughout, offering historical commentary and taking photos and videos. The route includes several important landmarks starting with the Elizabeth Bridge, a suspension bridge built in 1964 over the Danube connecting Buda and Pest. Next is the Szent Gellert Monument, a hilltop colonnaded structure featuring a statue of an 11th-century monk. The tour continues past the Statue of Queen Elizabeth, followed by a stop at the renovated 19th-century Castle Garden complex with exhibition halls, theaters, gardens, and restaurants. Participants then visit Clark Adam Square, located by the Chain Bridge named after its British architect. The tour passes by the oldest and largest bridge in the city that links Buda and Pest. Moving on, the group sees Fisherman’s Bastion, designed by Frigyes Schulek who also restored Matthias Church. At Matthias Church, a 13th-century building named after King Matthias, there is a 15 to 20-minute break to enjoy views of Pest and optionally have coffee or cake at Ruszwurm Bakery, the city’s oldest bakery with 196 years of history. The next stop is the Castle District Townhall, offering views of the city, river, and parliament. The tour crosses Margit Bridge to Margaret Island, a natural island named after 13th-century Hungarian princesses. Here, participants observe the musical and dancing fountain, which is a UNESCO protected heritage. Returning to the Pest side, the tour includes Kossuth Lajos Square in front of the Parliament building, one of the largest parliamentary buildings worldwide. Additional stops include the Shoes on the Danube Bank Holocaust memorial, Liberty Square with its historical significance, the Fat Policeman Statue on Zrinyi Street, and St. Stephen’s Basilica, the city’s largest church housing the hand of Hungary’s first king. The route also passes Andrassy Avenue, Budapest’s first main street, a Ferris wheel, the memorial tree for Michael Jackson, and a prominent shopping street. Entrance fees to buildings such as the Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Parliament, and Basilica are not included. Food and drinks are also not covered by the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Tour Start
The tour begins after a practice session on the Segway to ensure comfort and safety.
15 min
Erzsebet Bridge
A suspension bridge completed in 1964 that spans the River Danube and connects Buda and Pest.
15 min
Szent Gellert Monument
A colonnaded structure located on a hill providing views over the river and featuring a statue of an 11th-century monk.
15 min
Statue of Queen Elizabeth
A notable historical landmark commemorating Queen Elizabeth.
5 min
Castle Garden
A renovated 19th-century Neo-Renaissance complex housing exhibition halls, theaters, gardens, and restaurants.
13 min
Clark Adam Square (Clark Adam ter)
Square located in front of the Chain Bridge, named after the British architect who designed the bridge.
10 min
Chain Bridge
The oldest and largest bridge in Budapest, connecting the cities of Buda and Pest.
7 min
Fisherman’s Bastion
Architect Frigyes Schulek designed this structure and also restored the Church of Our Lady, known as Matthias Church.
7 min
Matthias Church
A 13th-century church named after King Matthias, featuring an ecclesiastical art museum; includes a 15 to 20-minute stop with views of Pest and optional refreshments at Ruszwurm Bakery.
30 min
Castle District Townhall
Provides views of the city, the river, and the parliament building.
5 min
Margit hid
Bridge that connects Margaret Island with both sides of Budapest.
Margit-sziget
A natural island named after 13th-century Hungarian princesses, visited for about 10 minutes.
10 min
Dancing Fountain
A musical and dancing fountain located on Margaret Island, protected as a UNESCO heritage site.
10 min
Kossuth Lajos Square
Square in front of the Parliament building with views of the riverside.
5 min
Budapest Parliament
The third largest parliamentary building in the world.
10 min
Shoes on the Danube Bank
A memorial dedicated to Holocaust victims.
5 min
Szabadsag ter
Square featuring several historical monuments and background.
10 min
The Fat Policeman Statue
Statue located on Zrinyi Street known as the watcher of the street.
5 min
Szent Istvan Bazilika
The largest church in Budapest, housing the hand relic of the city’s first king.
10 min
Andrassy Avenue
The first main street in Budapest.
Ferris Wheel
A Ferris wheel attraction located in Budapest.
3 min
Michael Jackson Memorial Tree
A memorial tree dedicated to Michael Jackson.
5 min
Shopping Street
A notable shopping street in Budapest with many stores.
Meeting point
When you will be on this street you will easily find the store because there is a big sign for Segway BP. If you have some problem just call
End point
When you will be on this street you will easily find the store because there is a big sign for Segway BP. If you have some problem just call
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Budapest 3-Hour Grand Segway City Tour Including Buda, Margaret Island and Pest
by Segway BP
Choose from 1 available option
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.€170Overview
This motorized Segway tour lasts about 3 to 3 hours and 20 minutes and covers key areas in Budapest including Buda, Pest, and Margaret Island. The tour begins with a training session to get comfortable on the Segway, and helmets are provided for safety. A tour leader guides the group throughout, offering historical commentary and taking photos and videos. The route includes several important landmarks starting with the Elizabeth Bridge, a suspension bridge built in 1964 over the Danube connecting Buda and Pest. Next is the Szent Gellert Monument, a hilltop colonnaded structure featuring a statue of an 11th-century monk. The tour continues past the Statue of Queen Elizabeth, followed by a stop at the renovated 19th-century Castle Garden complex with exhibition halls, theaters, gardens, and restaurants. Participants then visit Clark Adam Square, located by the Chain Bridge named after its British architect. The tour passes by the oldest and largest bridge in the city that links Buda and Pest. Moving on, the group sees Fisherman’s Bastion, designed by Frigyes Schulek who also restored Matthias Church. At Matthias Church, a 13th-century building named after King Matthias, there is a 15 to 20-minute break to enjoy views of Pest and optionally have coffee or cake at Ruszwurm Bakery, the city’s oldest bakery with 196 years of history. The next stop is the Castle District Townhall, offering views of the city, river, and parliament. The tour crosses Margit Bridge to Margaret Island, a natural island named after 13th-century Hungarian princesses. Here, participants observe the musical and dancing fountain, which is a UNESCO protected heritage. Returning to the Pest side, the tour includes Kossuth Lajos Square in front of the Parliament building, one of the largest parliamentary buildings worldwide. Additional stops include the Shoes on the Danube Bank Holocaust memorial, Liberty Square with its historical significance, the Fat Policeman Statue on Zrinyi Street, and St. Stephen’s Basilica, the city’s largest church housing the hand of Hungary’s first king. The route also passes Andrassy Avenue, Budapest’s first main street, a Ferris wheel, the memorial tree for Michael Jackson, and a prominent shopping street. Entrance fees to buildings such as the Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Parliament, and Basilica are not included. Food and drinks are also not covered by the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Tour Start
The tour begins after a practice session on the Segway to ensure comfort and safety.
15 min
Erzsebet Bridge
A suspension bridge completed in 1964 that spans the River Danube and connects Buda and Pest.
15 min
Szent Gellert Monument
A colonnaded structure located on a hill providing views over the river and featuring a statue of an 11th-century monk.
15 min
Statue of Queen Elizabeth
A notable historical landmark commemorating Queen Elizabeth.
5 min
Castle Garden
A renovated 19th-century Neo-Renaissance complex housing exhibition halls, theaters, gardens, and restaurants.
13 min
Clark Adam Square (Clark Adam ter)
Square located in front of the Chain Bridge, named after the British architect who designed the bridge.
10 min
Chain Bridge
The oldest and largest bridge in Budapest, connecting the cities of Buda and Pest.
7 min
Fisherman’s Bastion
Architect Frigyes Schulek designed this structure and also restored the Church of Our Lady, known as Matthias Church.
7 min
Matthias Church
A 13th-century church named after King Matthias, featuring an ecclesiastical art museum; includes a 15 to 20-minute stop with views of Pest and optional refreshments at Ruszwurm Bakery.
30 min
Castle District Townhall
Provides views of the city, the river, and the parliament building.
5 min
Margit hid
Bridge that connects Margaret Island with both sides of Budapest.
Margit-sziget
A natural island named after 13th-century Hungarian princesses, visited for about 10 minutes.
10 min
Dancing Fountain
A musical and dancing fountain located on Margaret Island, protected as a UNESCO heritage site.
10 min
Kossuth Lajos Square
Square in front of the Parliament building with views of the riverside.
5 min
Budapest Parliament
The third largest parliamentary building in the world.
10 min
Shoes on the Danube Bank
A memorial dedicated to Holocaust victims.
5 min
Szabadsag ter
Square featuring several historical monuments and background.
10 min
The Fat Policeman Statue
Statue located on Zrinyi Street known as the watcher of the street.
5 min
Szent Istvan Bazilika
The largest church in Budapest, housing the hand relic of the city’s first king.
10 min
Andrassy Avenue
The first main street in Budapest.
Ferris Wheel
A Ferris wheel attraction located in Budapest.
3 min
Michael Jackson Memorial Tree
A memorial tree dedicated to Michael Jackson.
5 min
Shopping Street
A notable shopping street in Budapest with many stores.
Meeting point
When you will be on this street you will easily find the store because there is a big sign for Segway BP. If you have some problem just call
End point
When you will be on this street you will easily find the store because there is a big sign for Segway BP. If you have some problem just call
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.