Have you ever sat in the most common car of the communist period? You will explore the beautiful sights of Budapest in this typical quirky communist car. Past and present of Hungary and Budapest meet on this sightseeing tour.
We will start the Trabant tour from the City Park, and will pass by the Széchenyi bath - Europe's largest thermal spa - , the Budapest Zoo and the Amusement Park.
We then take the Andrássy Avenue to downtown Pest, pass by the Opera House and the St Stephen's Basilica.
Next, we drive to the Parliament, the third largest Parliament of the world. This is the first stop, so you can make some photos.
Through the Chain bridge we drive over to the Buda side. We stop in the Castle District and during a short walk we show you the main attractions of the area. (from the castle district you can enjoy the beautiful panorama).
After the castle district we drive up to the Gellért Hill and Citadel -pass by several famous spas - and show you the most spectacular view of Budapest. We then take you over the Elisabeth Bridge back to Pest and show you the largest Synagogue of Europe.

Instead of just seeing the most famous sights, you will get involved in the city’s life! You will get some very interesting questions and tasks to solve: The answers will be found on your way discovering the city’s beautiful sights: on a facade, in a store, in a courtyard, along the Danube…
The tour covers the following sights: castle district (Royal Palace, St. Matthias Church, Fisherman's bastion...) - Parliament - Roosevelt square and Gresham Palace - Vörösmarty square - Váci utca -Ferenciek tere - the main walking street of the inner city - St. Stephen's Basilica - Hungarian State Opera House - Andrássy Avenue - Liszt Ferenc square - Oktogon

Lunch in a Hungarian home! See how local people live while tasting typical Hungarian flavours!
For lunch we will serve you a complete Hungarian meal, with some good Hungarian wine!:)
We think, this event can give you your most personal Budapest experience!

Budapest, this beautiful and unique city, is home to some world-renowned inventors: like the main developer of computers, the father of the nuclear chain reaction, or the inventor of the ballpoint pen...
Due to them the world learned to respect Hungary from Los Angeles to Tokyo...
Why not combine visiting the most beautiful sights of Budapest and the birthplaces of these world-famous inventors, in one memorable sightseeing tour?
At the end of this special thematic tour comes another highlight: You will have the chance to see the one-of-a-kind Hungarian hybrid car (both design-, and technic-related) and meet it’s inventors!

Enjoy an intimate classical piano concert in the cozy downtown home of the Hungarian piano master Mr. Adam Fellegi. The repertoire will include selections from the three best and most well known Hungarian composers Liszt, Bartók, and Kodály. Mr. Fellegi - a recipient of many national and international awards- explains and shares interesting details about the compositions in English, German or French.
A private concert, just for you!

Szentendre, the small charming, artsy riverside city with its beautiful buildings and streets, is a must for anyone who has an interest in art and folklore. A knowledgeable ceramic artist will host you in an authentic art studio, and let you see how fine hungarian ceramics are created! After the arts studio visit you will have time to explore the charming town and you will enjoy home-cooked lunch in Szentendre.

Hungarian wines belong to the best and most famous wines in the world. In this evening excursion you will see why. Of course tasty hungarian food is also included!

Budapest has a varied and rich bar and pub life with great local atmosphere. We will visit 2 or 3 of these local treasures, enjoying the atmosphere, good conversation and some drinks. (drinks are not included in the price)

There is only one thing more beautiful than Budapest: Budapest by night on a boat! The cruise is approximately one hour.

Enjoy the best Hungarian folk ensembles with rich traditions! The choreographies are based on authentic dances, some from isolated villages and dating back hundreds of years. You will get a broad view of the music, dance and costume heritage of Hungary.