1,5-hour Sightseeing Cruise with Live Music

On this amazing cruise on the Danube River, you can see the most famous sights of Budapest. Revel at pleasant melodic music onboard the comfortable Gróf Széchényi ship, stop at the on-board bar, and visit the ship's unique engine room.

Details

Onboard the upscale ship, learn why Budapest is known as the Pearl of the Danube. Introduce some of Budapest's most well-known attractions as it passes beneath six of the city's bridges.

Explore the most interesting and famous landmarks, such as the majesty House of Parliament, the Chain Bridge, the Buda Castle, the Fisherman’s Bastion up on the Hill of Buda, and the Gellért mountain, crowned by the grand Citadella.

The ship's luxurious wooden interior with designer carpets and stylish furniture adds a sense of comfort and extravagance to your cruise. During your stay on board, don't forget to check out the engine room on the lowest floor.

Enjoy maximum relaxation and marvel at the picturesque riverside with magnificent historical buildings and landmarks to the sound of music.

Not allowed:

Pets

Similar offers for today
Return to the excursion

Online Booking

What is included in activity

Ticket to the Gróf Széchényi ship
Cruise
Live music

What is not included

Food and drinks
Transfer
Guide
1 hr 30 min
Mobile ticket
English, Deutsch
Children allowed, up to 6 years old free
Full refund for cancellations up to 24 hours
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund

Meeting point

Look for the Gróf Széchenyi boat at Akadémia dock 2 Akadémia 2. ponton Budapest, Széchenyi rkp. 1051

Places you will see

House of Parliament, the Chain Bridge, the Buda Castle, the Fisherman’s Bastion up on the Hill of Buda, and the Gellért mountain

Reviews by travellers

4.7 out of 5
1824 reviews
1384
352
88
0
0
Javier P.
Nice experience except that the long wait to frost for technical failure
4 days ago
Bognár E.
Fantastic view to the mail city attractions at sunset and night, more than 2 hours on water
8 days ago
Angela
Beautiful lights in the evening!
11 days ago
Bartolo
The vehicle was very large. Great cruise
16 days ago
Stefania
A pleasant experience
16 days ago
Simon B.
Easy to find meeting point through the app. Outside the building there is a sign indicating the meeting point. I went in and they gave me tickets for the tour. At 3.30 pm our guide arrives and accompanies us to the pier for departure. A beautiful 1 and a half hour tour that reaches the last bridge. Suggestive is to see that from the light of day, the buildings and bridges around 4.30 pm begin to light up giving a breathtaking sight. The speaker explains only in English. There is bar service available. I highly recommend booking this visit which has excellent value for money. With other tours I would have spent 20 euros per person.
19 days ago
Antal F.
Very interesting cruise and with a cost well below others .. we were told that we would have a guide in English, but there was no guide to explain what we saw! Just a girl who came to us from the meeting point on the ship.
23 days ago
Balázs A.
ride for those who want to rest. Not very informative, the sound of the recording is very low. But it fulfills its promise: it goes through the 6 bridges, explains about them, besides the main tourist attractions of the waterfront: castle, São Matias church, parliament, etc. Who will do the bus rides will not have much added.
23 days ago
Gail H.
Very good service as described, welcomed as it should be, we booked in advance, it's so much the better because we knew nothing about the crowds
24 days ago
Φωτεινή
We liked a lot this activity. It is a good value for money. The only thing need to be noticed by the managers is the quality of the music. The playlist is comsited of many different types of music, pop, then rock, then 80's soft music, then again pop, it kind drives you crazy and i think it downgrades the overall experience.
25 days ago
Route details changed.
More info
Starting point of the tour
Look for the Gróf Széchenyi boat at Akadémia dock 2 Akadémia 2. ponton Budapest, Széchenyi rkp. 1051