



by Luna Tours Budapest
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.€95.84Riders will remember the chance to quickly cover many of Budapest’s key sites on an electric scooter, enjoying views of the city’s architecture and the Danube River. These guided tours last between one and three hours and include several route options to match rider preferences. Participants can choose from a scenic ride through the Castle District or a broader tour covering major landmarks such as the Hungarian Parliament Building, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, and Szent Istvan Bazilika. The tours operate with small groups of up to 15 people to maintain a personal atmosphere. Before setting off, riders receive a test ride to get comfortable with the Luna electric scooters used throughout the trip. Helmets and lights are provided, with gloves included during winter. The guide shares historical and cultural details at stops, though entry inside buildings like the Parliament is not included. Depending on the chosen route, optional stops include Heroes' Square, Margaret Island, and the Citadella, where panoramic city views are available even during renovation. The tour follows bike paths and parks, often riding alongside the Danube River to show Budapest’s layout from multiple angles. Food and drinks are not included. Riders must be at least 16 years old to participate and should be able to use their hands without restriction. The operator handles all taxes and fees, offering a safe and informative ride through Budapest on electric scooters.
Hungarian Parliament Building
This stop is part of both the Grand City Tour and the Downtown tour. The guide provides detailed information about the building’s history and current role, though the tour does not include entry inside the Parliament.
15 min
Buda Castle
Included in the Royal Castle and Grand City tours, this stop allows riders to learn key historical facts about Budapest and view the city from one of its highest points.
30 min
Matthias Church
This church is visited during the Royal Castle tour, Grand City tour by daylight, and the Sunset and Night tours.
10 min
Heroes' Square
Accessible on special request only, this stop features a ride along World Heritage Andrássy Avenue to Heroes' Square, an area rich with Hungarian history. The tour also explores the renewed City Park with its new cultural buildings and passes several award-winning architectural sites before returning downtown through Budapest’s party district.
15 min
Citadella
This stop is part of the Sunset and Night tours. Although still under renovation (expected completion in 2023), visitors can access the site to view the city panorama.
20 min
Szent Istvan Bazilika
This basilica is included in the Downtown and Grand City tour routes.
10 min
Danube River
Most tours include riding along the Danube River, offering views of both Buda and Pest sides of the city.
Margaret Island
Available on special request, this stop offers a break from downtown with large green spaces, gardens, old trees, and various entertainment options.
30 min
It's a 3-minute walk from 'Döbrentei tér' bus stop (bus lines 8E, 108E, 110 or 112) or from 'Rudas gyógyfürdő' stop (bus lines 7 and 107; trams 19, 41 and 56). Look for the scooters in front of the shop and the E-Magine sign.
End point
It's a 3-minute walk from 'Döbrentei tér' bus stop (bus lines 8E, 108E, 110 or 112) or from 'Rudas gyógyfürdő' stop (bus lines 7 and 107; trams 19, 41 and 56). Look for the scooters in front of the shop and the E-Magine sign.




by Luna Tours Budapest
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.€95.84Riders will remember the chance to quickly cover many of Budapest’s key sites on an electric scooter, enjoying views of the city’s architecture and the Danube River. These guided tours last between one and three hours and include several route options to match rider preferences. Participants can choose from a scenic ride through the Castle District or a broader tour covering major landmarks such as the Hungarian Parliament Building, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, and Szent Istvan Bazilika. The tours operate with small groups of up to 15 people to maintain a personal atmosphere. Before setting off, riders receive a test ride to get comfortable with the Luna electric scooters used throughout the trip. Helmets and lights are provided, with gloves included during winter. The guide shares historical and cultural details at stops, though entry inside buildings like the Parliament is not included. Depending on the chosen route, optional stops include Heroes' Square, Margaret Island, and the Citadella, where panoramic city views are available even during renovation. The tour follows bike paths and parks, often riding alongside the Danube River to show Budapest’s layout from multiple angles. Food and drinks are not included. Riders must be at least 16 years old to participate and should be able to use their hands without restriction. The operator handles all taxes and fees, offering a safe and informative ride through Budapest on electric scooters.
Hungarian Parliament Building
This stop is part of both the Grand City Tour and the Downtown tour. The guide provides detailed information about the building’s history and current role, though the tour does not include entry inside the Parliament.
15 min
Buda Castle
Included in the Royal Castle and Grand City tours, this stop allows riders to learn key historical facts about Budapest and view the city from one of its highest points.
30 min
Matthias Church
This church is visited during the Royal Castle tour, Grand City tour by daylight, and the Sunset and Night tours.
10 min
Heroes' Square
Accessible on special request only, this stop features a ride along World Heritage Andrássy Avenue to Heroes' Square, an area rich with Hungarian history. The tour also explores the renewed City Park with its new cultural buildings and passes several award-winning architectural sites before returning downtown through Budapest’s party district.
15 min
Citadella
This stop is part of the Sunset and Night tours. Although still under renovation (expected completion in 2023), visitors can access the site to view the city panorama.
20 min
Szent Istvan Bazilika
This basilica is included in the Downtown and Grand City tour routes.
10 min
Danube River
Most tours include riding along the Danube River, offering views of both Buda and Pest sides of the city.
Margaret Island
Available on special request, this stop offers a break from downtown with large green spaces, gardens, old trees, and various entertainment options.
30 min
It's a 3-minute walk from 'Döbrentei tér' bus stop (bus lines 8E, 108E, 110 or 112) or from 'Rudas gyógyfürdő' stop (bus lines 7 and 107; trams 19, 41 and 56). Look for the scooters in front of the shop and the E-Magine sign.
End point
It's a 3-minute walk from 'Döbrentei tér' bus stop (bus lines 8E, 108E, 110 or 112) or from 'Rudas gyógyfürdő' stop (bus lines 7 and 107; trams 19, 41 and 56). Look for the scooters in front of the shop and the E-Magine sign.