Buda Castle Walk with Saint Stephen's Hall

Explore 800 years of Budapest's history on a guided walking tour in English. Explore the Buda Castle District and experience the grandeur of St. Stephen's Hall restored to its original royal splendor. Head to the meeting point and get ready to discover one of the main symbols of the city of Budapest. Wander through the Castle's outdoor courts, see statues and fountains, and admire panoramic views of the city below.
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Join a walking tour of the Buda Castle District in English and uncover 800 years of fascinating history. Hear interesting stories, marvel at breathtaking views, and visit the opulent St. Stephen's Hall, all in the company of a knowledgeable guide.

Head to the meeting point and get ready to discover one of the main symbols of the city of Budapest. Wander through the Castle's outdoor courts, see statues and fountains, and admire panoramic views of the city below.

Listen as your guide takes you on a journey through the past, from the Golden Age to the siege of Budapest during the Second World War. Learn about the communist era that followed and find out how the Palace was restored.

Finally, make your way inside St. Stephen's Hall, the only part of the Palace interior that has been fully and faithfully restored to its former glory after being looted and destroyed during World War II.

End your tour with a deeper appreciation of the importance of Buda Castle and understand why the Buda Castle District has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Before the walks start, our guides will indicate the exact meeting place with a turquoise umbrella bearing the Buda Castle Walks logo.

Important Info
Not suitable for

• Children under 12 years
• People with mobility impairments
• Wheelchair users

What to bring

• Comfortable shoes
• Outdoor clothing

Know before you go

• This tour has an outdoor component (1 hour) and an indoor component (30 minutes) and takes place rain or shine
• The tour will begin on time and latecomers cannot be accommodated.
• Please be kind enough to arrive 15 minutes before the walk, because finding the meeting point can be difficult due to construction, closures and differences in levels.
€15.11
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Walking tour
St. Stephen's Hall entry ticket
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1 hrs 30 min
Mobile ticket
English
Meeting point
Meeting point The exact meeting point is the Information Point - Savoyai, located at 1014 Budapest, Buda Castle, Savoy Terrace (near the entrance of the Hungarian National Gallery) Before the walks start, our guides will indicate the exact meeting place with a turquoise umbrella bearing the Buda Castle Walks logo. If you cannot arrive at the starting time of the walk, please contact our Information Point as soon as possible.
What places you will see

• Buda Castle District
• St. Stephen's Hall

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Meeting point The exact meeting point is the Information Point - Savoyai, located at 1014 Budapest, Buda Castle, Savoy Terrace (near the entrance of the Hungarian National Gallery) Before the walks start, our guides will indicate the exact meeting place with a turquoise umbrella bearing the Buda Castle Walks logo. If you cannot arrive at the starting time of the walk, please contact our Information Point as soon as possible.
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