Enjoy an evening Danube cruise in Budapest with a welcome drink and a light three-course summer dinner. Dine on an open panoramic terrace as you pass the city’s illuminated landmarks, including Parliament, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge.
Savor a 3-course dinner
Savor a 3-course dinner
Enjoy a welcome drink
Enjoy a welcome drink
Admire the city’s iconic landmarks
Admire the city’s iconic landmarks
Relax in a carefree atmosphere
Relax in a carefree atmosphere

Details

Begin your evening with a refreshing welcome drink as you board the vessel and head to the covered upper deck.

Settle in on the open panoramic terrace for a light three-course summer dinner, accompanied by the Danube breeze and a relaxed atmosphere.

As you dine, admire Budapest’s best-known riverside sights, including the Hungarian Parliament, Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, and Gellért Hill.
As night falls, the city’s lights create an atmospheric setting along the river.

Whether marking a special occasion or simply spending an evening on the water, this Budapest dinner cruise combines summer dining with views of the city’s landmark-filled skyline.

Important Info

• Please arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes before the event starts.
• To ensure the safety of our guests, please be aware that in case of weather circumstances, unforeseen events or technical issues the company reserves the right to cancel cruises.
• We kindly request that you do not bring your own food and drinks aboard the ship.
• Ticket includes 1 welcome drink per person, any additional drink can be purchased on board.
• Not suitable for wheelchair users.
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What is included in activity

Sightseeing cruise
3-course summer dinner
Welcome drink

What is not included

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Departure: Jane Haining rakpart 11, Budapest, 1052 Hungary
Duration: 2 hours 24 minutes
Group size up to 50 persons
Children allowed
English
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Full refund for cancellations up to 48 hours
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River cruise ship

NIMRÓD
The unique, self-designed, 2-story catamaran hull stays firmly on the water, alleviating any kind of flutter and making the boat comfortable for a pleasant dinner.
Open deck
Air-conditioner
A bar
A restaurant
Individual tables
Life jackets
Enclosed deck

Meeting point

You will find us next to the Elizabeth Bridge on the Pest side.
Look for the purple-white catamaran boats and the 'Silverline' logo.

Places you will see

• Danube River
• Buda Castle
• Chain Bridge
• Gellért Hill

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James
Brilliant would definitely do it again if we ever come back to Budapest.
about 1 month ago
Jen
It was good. Nice to see Budapest from the waterfront, but no info about all the buildings that we could see.
about 1 month ago
Leonor
Amazing sunset cruise along the Danube with views of best Budapest attractions.
about 1 month ago
Samantha
Lovely relaxing experience and to see the buildings by night was amazing.
about 1 month ago
Flávio
Outstanding view of Budapest main attractions during the night. Totally worths.
about 2 months ago
Chris
A must do trip at night. Seeing the Parliamentary building lit up from the river is a moment that will stay with me forever.
about 2 months ago
Teri
Loved cruising the river with all the dramatic lights on shore. Definitely worth experiencing!
about 2 months ago
Eline
Good value for money. To see the city from the river is an excelent way to explore what the city has to offer.
about 2 months ago
Mat
Absolutely fantastic views from the river extremely good value to get some incredible photos.
about 2 months ago
Sharon
We really enjoyed the cruise. We went in the evening, once it had got dark, so that we could enjoy seeing Budapest lit up.
about 2 months ago
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Starting point of the tour
You will find us next to the Elizabeth Bridge on the Pest side.
Look for the purple-white catamaran boats and the 'Silverline' logo.