

by Sidetrips from Prague
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.€640This day tour covers about 10 hours traveling by road from Prague to Budapest with stops in three cities along the way. The trip begins with a walk through the 19th-century Lednice Palace gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring landscaped grounds, ponds, the Palm House greenhouse, and a 60-meter-high Minaret tower. After Lednice, the tour continues to Bratislava, Slovakia’s capital, where you can explore the medieval Old Town, see the Bratislava Castle, and enjoy a lunch break (not included). The final stop is in Győr, Hungary, where you walk through the Baroque Old Town, viewing historic buildings including the Town Hall from 1900 and several churches that reflect the city’s Christian heritage. Private bookings include hotel pickup and drop-off at accessible locations. The trip is led by a local guide with air-conditioned transport and allows a reasonable amount of luggage.
Zamek Lednice
Spend about one hour walking through the gardens of Lednice Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The grounds include landscaped gardens, ponds, the Palm House greenhouse with exotic plants, and a 60-meter-high Minaret tower with views over the estate. You will see bridges, sculptures, and garden pavilions throughout the area.
60 min
Bratislava
Spend two hours in Bratislava’s Old Town, known for medieval buildings, narrow streets, and small courtyards. View Bratislava Castle, rebuilt in the 20th century, which overlooks the city centre. There is time for a lunch break here, which is not included in the tour price.
120 min
Gyor
Walk for about one hour in Győr’s Old Town, featuring Baroque architecture and cobblestone streets. See the Győr Town Hall, built in 1900, and several historic churches representing Hungary’s 1,000-year Christian history. The tour covers the city’s merchant traditions and historical significance.
60 min


by Sidetrips from Prague
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.€640This day tour covers about 10 hours traveling by road from Prague to Budapest with stops in three cities along the way. The trip begins with a walk through the 19th-century Lednice Palace gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring landscaped grounds, ponds, the Palm House greenhouse, and a 60-meter-high Minaret tower. After Lednice, the tour continues to Bratislava, Slovakia’s capital, where you can explore the medieval Old Town, see the Bratislava Castle, and enjoy a lunch break (not included). The final stop is in Győr, Hungary, where you walk through the Baroque Old Town, viewing historic buildings including the Town Hall from 1900 and several churches that reflect the city’s Christian heritage. Private bookings include hotel pickup and drop-off at accessible locations. The trip is led by a local guide with air-conditioned transport and allows a reasonable amount of luggage.
Zamek Lednice
Spend about one hour walking through the gardens of Lednice Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The grounds include landscaped gardens, ponds, the Palm House greenhouse with exotic plants, and a 60-meter-high Minaret tower with views over the estate. You will see bridges, sculptures, and garden pavilions throughout the area.
60 min
Bratislava
Spend two hours in Bratislava’s Old Town, known for medieval buildings, narrow streets, and small courtyards. View Bratislava Castle, rebuilt in the 20th century, which overlooks the city centre. There is time for a lunch break here, which is not included in the tour price.
120 min
Gyor
Walk for about one hour in Győr’s Old Town, featuring Baroque architecture and cobblestone streets. See the Győr Town Hall, built in 1900, and several historic churches representing Hungary’s 1,000-year Christian history. The tour covers the city’s merchant traditions and historical significance.
60 min