Day Trips From Budapest in 2025

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Széchenyi Spa Full-Day Tour + bonus
Széchenyi Spa Full-Day Tour + bonus
Relax at Széchenyi, the most famous spa in Budapest, and enjoy an optional free interactive pálinka spirits-tasting tour where you will discover more of the history and culture of Hungary.
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Full Day Budapest City Tour with Lunch, Wine & Dessert
Full Day Budapest City Tour with Lunch, Wine & Dessert
Enjoy a full-day private tour of 101 must-see (and taste) things in Budapest in the company of a local guide.
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Half-Day Etyek Wine Tour from Budapest with Meal
Half-Day Etyek Wine Tour from Budapest with Meal
Enjoy a small group wine tasting tour near Budapest and savor a home-cooked meal as well. Meet with local winemakers and taste a variety of quality Hungarian wines from the family owned wine cellars.
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Full-Day Trip from Budapest to Vienna with Private Expert Guide - Includes
Full-Day Trip from Budapest to Vienna with Private Expert Guide - Includes
On this full-day tour from Budapest to Vienna you will be immersed in the rich heritage of Vienna and will see the Boulevard Ring the Ringstrasse, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Opera and the University.
€854.86
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Outdoor Budapest Normafa Hike&History With a Historian
Outdoor Budapest Normafa Hike&History With a Historian
Enjoy the nature near Budapest at a popular outdoor meeting pont for locals Discover the history of the Buda Hills and Budapest itself Enjoy the panoramic view of Budapest
€29.90
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Private tour: Budapest to Szentendre, Visegrád & Esztergom
Private tour: Budapest to Szentendre, Visegrád & Esztergom
Escape the ordinary with our private tour from Budapest to Szentendre, Visegrád & Esztergom, and back. Enjoy the journey with a professional English-speaking driver while exploring stunning landscape.
€420
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From Vienna: Private Day Tour of Budapest inc. Local Guide
From Vienna: Private Day Tour of Budapest inc. Local Guide
Visit the Hungarian capital Budapest, known as the Pearl of the Danube, on this private full-day tour from Vienna.
€839
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From Vienna: Private Day Trip to Budapest with City Tour
From Vienna: Private Day Trip to Budapest with City Tour
Enjoy a private day trip from Vienna to Budapest. Explore the Hungarian capital with a local guide on a city tour.
€280
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Vienna: Budapest Day Trip with a Local
Vienna: Budapest Day Trip with a Local
Discover the highlights of Budapest on a day trip from Vienna. Admire the stunning architecture of the Hungarian Parliament Building, visit the Central Market Hall, and more.
€647.50
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Private day trip from Vienna to Budapest and back in english
Private day trip from Vienna to Budapest and back in english
Escape the ordinary with a private day trip from Vienna to Budapest and back. Enjoy a dedicated driver who ensures comfort and showcases the very best of this region in a single, memorable package.
€655
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From Vienna: Budapest Group Day Trip
From Vienna: Budapest Group Day Trip
Enjoy Budapest with a small-group tour and visit the main sights of the Hungarian capital. Learn all about it and try traditional Hungarian foods in your free time.
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Private Day Trip to Bratislava with Local
Private Day Trip to Bratislava with Local
Enjoy a private day trip to Bratislava from Budapest with a professional driver. Explore the Old Town, visit the Bratislava Castle, and see the Blue Church.
€588.30
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Private Guided Tour to Bratislava
Private Guided Tour to Bratislava
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Budapest to the charming capital of Slovakia, Bratislava. Despite the short drive, Bratislava promises a captivating blend of history, culture, and modernity.
€628.14
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Neighboring in Bratislava: Full-Day Tour from Budapest
Neighboring in Bratislava: Full-Day Tour from Budapest
Travel from Budapest on a day trip to Bratislava, once an important Celtic town, and the site where Hungarian kings were crowned.
€800
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Private trip from Budapest to Bratislava & Gyor, and back
Private trip from Budapest to Bratislava & Gyor, and back
Escape the ordinary with our private tour from Budapest to Bratislava & Gyor and back. Enjoy an English-speaking driver ensuring your comfort. Explore stunning scenery, creating cherished memories.
€495
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Eger: Countryside, Culture, and Wine Private Tour
Eger: Countryside, Culture, and Wine Private Tour
Visit Eger, a lovely baroque city in Northern Hungary. Discover its castle, thermal baths, and medieval minaret on a guided tour and taste high-quality wines in 200-year-old wine cellars.
€485
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Eger Private Day Trip with Wine Tasting with Local from Budapest
Eger Private Day Trip with Wine Tasting with Local from Budapest
Explore the city of Eger on a private day trip from Budapest. Visit the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Apostle, Dobo Square, and the Valley of The Beautiful Women.
€589
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From Budapest: Guided Tour of Eger with Wine Tasting
From Budapest: Guided Tour of Eger with Wine Tasting
Explore the picturesque town of Eger on a daylong sightseeing tour from Budapest, Taste the rich Hungarian wines of the Szépasszony-völgy valley or in a prestigiuos winery,
€670
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Sightseeing And Wine Tour In Eger
Sightseeing And Wine Tour In Eger
Spend the day exploring the picturesque Hungarian town of Eger—famous for its regional wines—during this private, full-day tour.
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Holloko UNESCO site and Eger Castle and town tour
Holloko UNESCO site and Eger Castle and town tour
Experience the UNESCO site of Holloko Village and Eger Castle with ease on this private tour. Customize the itinerary to suit your interests.
€723.10
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The Turquoise Sea of Hungary: Lake Balaton Private Tour
The Turquoise Sea of Hungary: Lake Balaton Private Tour
Discover the essence of Hungarian rural beauty on a private tour to Lake Balaton. Stroll the streets of the quaint and old Tihany village and enjoy a meal in a restaurant with the best view in the country.
€480
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Lake Balaton Day Trip
Lake Balaton Day Trip
On our Balaton day trip, you will get to discover the highlights of this region, taste its wines, and maybe even take a dip in the lake while you’re there!
€628.79
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From Budapest: Lake Balaton Private Sailing/Tihany Peninsula
From Budapest: Lake Balaton Private Sailing/Tihany Peninsula
Spend a fabulous day sailing on Lake Balaton, one of central Europe's largest lakes. Visit Tihany Peninsula, an old fishing village, and the ancient Benedictine Abbey founded in 1055 on this day tour.
€1 000
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Lake Balaton & Herend Porcelain Private Day Tour
Lake Balaton & Herend Porcelain Private Day Tour
Embark on a lovely day tour from Budapest and visit the largest freshwater lake in Europe, the beautiful Lake Balaton, and the manufacturer where world-famous, hand-painted Herend porcelain is made, before continuing to the stunning Tihany Peninsula.
€600
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Winter Bike Tour with Coffee Stop
Winter Bike Tour with Coffee Stop
This winter bike tour is a fun and easy adventure where you will get the opportunity to explore the sights of downtown along grand roads and bike pathways, learning about the city's interesting history as you go.
€55
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Private tour: Budapest>Szentendre>Visegrád>Esztergom & back
Private tour: Budapest>Szentendre>Visegrád>Esztergom & back
Escape the ordinary with our private tour from Budapest to Szentendre, Visegrád & Esztergom, and back. Enjoy the journey with a professional English-speaking driver while exploring stunning landscape.
€420
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Szentendre, Visegrád and Esztergom Private Danube Bend Tour
Szentendre, Visegrád and Esztergom Private Danube Bend Tour
Discover the stunning Danube Bend (Szentendre, Visegrád and Esztergom) on a private day trip from Budapest. On the way back, visit the charming, historical villages on the other side of the Danube.
€403
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Fehér A.
A really good experience, the pools were so warm and when the sun was out - it was so nice to be outside in the fresh air! Great to have a cabin to change in and store clothes too. (it was only a few EUR more) The only negative thing was the queue to get the entrance wristband was huge and so it took about half an hour to get into the spa! It was a Sunday lunchtime, so maybe it was just a busy day? Would definitely recommend this though, so unique.
1 day ago
Szalai K.
excellent venue, would recommend getting there early as loungerw fill up quickly once it gets busy. only tried the small cafes on the side of the lockers and couldn't complain about food. they do follow strick rules in the pool no food or drink in the pool and if you want to swim lanes the. make sure your planting a swimming cap.
3 days ago
Antal K.
Absolutely brilliant, the outside pools were so much fun, all the thermal pools amazing, the best sauna’s I have ever been in, just need to people aware, no cash accepted, card only, fortunately I could use my phone to make payment as I had left my credit card in the room safe, but loved it.
10 days ago
Szücs F.
The beautiful surroundings and the fun atmosphere is let down by the men who were staring at and groping girls and furthermore the security guards who shrugged their shoulders when one girl complained about being groped. I would recommend anyone going to be careful attending these events and always go in a group.
13 days ago
Molnár D.
We walked from the city centre which took around 30 minutes, we then showed our ticket and we then had access to the spa the full day. I would recommend getting a room to get changed as this isn’t much of an extra cost. Drinks and food inside are not overly expensive however it can be difficult to find a bed so I would recommend going early.
13 days ago
Balázs N.
We have visited the spa once before, however using definitely sped things along when we arrived. A fair price, and a great experience … didn’t have the time for the additional Palinka Tour, which would have been good, but maybe next time. Highly recommend
14 days ago
Zobor S.
It was an enjoyable experience, there are many in-door pools of varying sizes to relax in. There are sauna's to detox the body an clean your skin, lovely architecture, food and drink is available at additional cost. The exterior pools are lovely and warm and relaxing with massaging jet streams of water and jacuzzi bubble functions. Great to experience days after sightseeing and just before returning home.
17 days ago
Vászoly Z.
The spas are relaxing after a morning of sightseeing . We did have an issue with our voucher . The number was already used and my name showed as being used that day already. The clerk believed me and worked to resolve ( it did take a good 30 mins of our planned spa time though
19 days ago

Budapest, Hungary’s vibrant capital, is a city that captivates visitors with its stunning architecture, rich history, and cultural charm. While the city itself offers plenty to explore, its surroundings hold a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered. From picturesque villages and historical landmarks to serene natural retreats, the cities near Budapest provide the perfect escape for those seeking to venture beyond the capital.

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Nearest Cities to Budapest

The cities surrounding Budapest offer a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, making them perfect for short excursions or day trips. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a deep dive into Hungary’s heritage, these nearby destinations are easily accessible and packed with charm.

Cities Within 50 km of Budapest

Szentendre: Located just 20 km from Budapest, Szentendre is a quaint riverside town famous for its colorful baroque architecture and artistic vibe. Known as the “City of Artists,” it’s home to galleries, museums, and the open-air Skanzen Village Museum, which showcases traditional Hungarian rural life. A walk along its cobblestone streets and the Danube promenade offers a relaxing escape from the capital.

Visegrád: About 40 km from Budapest, Visegrád is a historical gem nestled in the Danube Bend. Its medieval Visegrád Castle offers panoramic views of the river and surrounding hills. The town is also known for its Renaissance festivals and opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking and boat rides.

  • Location: Danube Bend, 40 km north of Budapest.
  • Hours: Visegrád Castle is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
  • Cost: Entry to Visegrád Castle costs €8 per adult.
  • Features: Medieval castle with stunning panoramic views, hiking trails, and Renaissance festivals. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs.

While exploring Visegrád, you can hike up to Gellért Hill for equally stunning views of the Danube Bend. The combination of Visegrád Castle and this panoramic vantage point makes for a day steeped in both history and nature

Mid-Range Cities Within 100 km of Budapest

Gödöllő: A mere 30 km from Budapest, Gödöllő is best known for the stunning Royal Palace of Gödöllő, a favorite retreat of Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi). The palace, with its grand architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens, provides a glimpse into Hungary’s royal past.

Tata: Situated approximately 70 km from the capital, Tata is often called the “City of Waters” due to its picturesque lakes and wetlands. Its Old Lake, surrounded by walking trails, is a perfect spot for a relaxing day out. The town’s Esterházy Castle and well-preserved mills add to its historical charm.

  • Location: 70 km west of Budapest, accessible via M1 highway or train.
  • Hours: Tata Castle is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
  • Cost: Castle entry is €5 per person.
  • Features: Picturesque lakes, wetlands, and walking trails. Home to Tata Castle and the Esterházy Castle, making it a perfect mix of nature and history.

Cities Just Beyond 100 km of Budapest

Esztergom: Known as the cradle of Hungarian Christianity, Esztergom, located 60 km from Budapest, is home to Hungary’s largest cathedral, the Esztergom Basilica. This impressive structure overlooks the Danube River, serving as both a spiritual and architectural icon. The town’s rich history and stunning views make it a must-visit destination.

Lake Balaton: Roughly 120 km from Budapest, Lake Balaton is Central Europe’s largest lake and a beloved vacation spot for locals and tourists alike. The region offers beaches, vineyards, and charming towns like Balatonfüred and Tihany. It’s an ideal destination for water sports enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation in a scenic setting.

  • Location: 120 km southwest of Budapest, accessible via M7 highway or train.
  • Hours: Public beaches are generally open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (seasonal).
  • Cost: Beach access ranges from €2 to €5 per day.
  • Features: Central Europe’s largest lake, with beaches, water sports, and charming towns like Balatonfüred and Tihany. A must-visit for relaxation and adventure.

Day Trips From Budapest: Hidden Gems and Unique Adventures

While popular destinations like Szentendre and Lake Balaton are excellent choices for day trips, Budapest is surrounded by lesser-known gems and offbeat experiences that offer a fresh perspective on Hungary’s charm. These unique destinations and activities go beyond the usual tourist trail, promising a memorable escape from the city.

Hidden Villages and Quaint Towns

Hollókő: A Living Museum: Step back in time with a visit to Hollókő, a UNESCO World Heritage village about 90 minutes from Budapest. Famous for its preserved traditional houses and cobblestone streets, this living museum provides a glimpse into Hungarian rural life. Time your visit with one of their cultural festivals, where you can enjoy folk dances, crafts, and authentic Hungarian cuisine.

Etyek: Hungary’s Wine Country: Less than an hour from Budapest, Etyek is a haven for wine lovers. Known as Hungary’s “vineyard of Budapest,” this quaint village offers wine tastings in family-run cellars and delicious local food pairings. Many wineries also host workshops where you can learn about traditional winemaking processes.

Nature and Adventure Escapes

Csepel Island: Urban Adventure with a Twist: Located just south of Budapest, Csepel Island is a lesser-known spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore its cycling paths, riverside beaches, and peaceful nature reserves. For a more unique adventure, try a kayaking or paddleboarding session on the Danube River.

Aggtelek National Park: Marvel at the Caves: Venture further afield to the Aggtelek National Park, home to the Baradla Cave, a UNESCO-listed wonder. This massive cave system features stunning stalactites and underground chambers, with guided tours ranging from short visits to full-day spelunking adventures.

  • Location: 150 km northeast of Budapest, reachable by car or train.
  • Hours: Guided cave tours operate daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
  • Cost: Cave entry fees start at €12 per person.
  • Features: Home to the stunning Baradla Cave, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ideal for spelunking and nature exploration.

Historical and Cultural Treasures

Martonvásár: Beethoven and Botanical Gardens: History and music enthusiasts will love a trip to Martonvásár, a small town known for its Brunszvik Castle and ties to Beethoven. The castle, surrounded by a picturesque English-style garden, hosts exhibitions on Beethoven's visits to Hungary and his connection to the Brunszvik family.

While visiting Martonvásár’s Brunszvik Castle, consider pairing your trip with a stop at Heroes' Square in Budapest. Both locations provide an inspiring glimpse into Hungary’s history, from its royal ties to its national heroes

Vác: A Riverside Gem: Just a 35-minute train ride from Budapest, Vác is a charming riverside town steeped in history. Its Baroque town square, the Cathedral of the Assumption, and the unique Memento Mori Crypt, featuring preserved 18th-century mummies, make it an intriguing day trip destination.

Unique Experiences

Thermal Cave Baths of Miskolctapolca: For a spa experience like no other, head to the Miskolctapolca Cave Baths, about two hours from Budapest. These natural thermal baths are carved into a cave system, offering a surreal and soothing way to unwind. The unique setting and mineral-rich waters are perfect for a relaxing day away from the city.

If you’ve enjoyed the Széchenyi Thermal Baths in Budapest, you’ll find the Miskolctapolca Cave Baths a truly unique twist on Hungary’s famous thermal spa culture. The natural cave setting adds an enchanting element to the soothing waters

Alcsúti Arboretum: A Floral Wonderland: Located an hour’s drive from Budapest, the Alcsúti Arboretum is a botanical treasure that’s especially enchanting in spring, when its fields of snowdrops bloom. Wander through its serene pathways, discover hidden ruins, and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

  • Location: 50 km west of Budapest, reachable by car.
  • Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (seasonal).
  • Cost: Entry starts at €5 per person.
  • Features: A botanical treasure with rare plants, snowdrop fields in spring, and serene walking paths.

For nature enthusiasts, the Városliget Park in Budapest serves as a perfect urban complement to the floral splendor of the Alcsúti Arboretum. Visiting both highlights Hungary’s dedication to preserving green spaces.

Cultural Festivals and Seasonal Events

Eger Wine Festival: Plan your trip around one of Hungary’s most famous wine festivals held in Eger, featuring tastings, music, and a lively atmosphere.

Mohács Busójárás Festival: In late winter, this carnival-like event showcases traditional masks, folk music, and dance in Mohács, a unique cultural celebration with ancient origins.

Travel Tips for Unconventional Day Trips

  • Off-Peak Visits: For less crowded experiences, visit popular spots during weekdays or early mornings.
  • Guided Tours: Many unique destinations, like Aggtelek caves or Etyek vineyards, offer guided tours that enrich your experience with fascinating local stories.
  • Combine Destinations: If time allows, pair smaller destinations like Vác and Martonvásár in a single trip for a diverse adventure.

Leaving Budapest: Exploring More of Hungary

While Budapest is a stunning destination in its own right, venturing beyond the city allows travelers to experience Hungary’s diverse landscapes, rich traditions, and lesser-known gems. Whether you’re planning a multi-day excursion or a quick getaway, exploring the regions beyond Budapest will deepen your appreciation for the country’s culture and beauty.

Multi-Day Trips to Iconic Destinations

Pécs: Located in southern Hungary, Pécs is renowned for its cultural heritage and Mediterranean ambiance. The city boasts UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Early Christian Necropolis, and attractions like the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter and Mosque of Pasha Qasim. It’s a perfect blend of history and modernity, ideal for a 2-3 day trip.

  • Location: 200 km southwest of Budapest, accessible by train or car.
  • Hours: Main attractions like the Early Christian Necropolis are open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
  • Cost: Entry fees to historical sites start at €8 per person.
  • Features: A Mediterranean ambiance with UNESCO World Heritage sites, vibrant cultural quarters, and stunning architecture.

Known for its cultural landmarks, Pécs draws comparisons to Budapest’s Hungarian National Gallery. Both destinations showcase Hungary’s artistic achievements, making them ideal stops for art lovers.

Debrecen: Known as Hungary’s “Calvinist Rome,” Debrecen is the country’s second-largest city and a hub of Protestant culture. Visit the Great Reformed Church, soak in the healing waters of the Aquaticum Thermal Spa, or explore Hortobágy National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing Hungary’s unique steppe ecosystem.

Natural Escapes

Hortobágy National Park: If you’re drawn to unique landscapes, Hortobágy National Park offers a surreal experience. Famous for its vast plains and traditional shepherding culture, the park is perfect for birdwatching and exploring Hungary’s pastoral heritage.

Mátra Mountains: The Mátra Mountains, home to Hungary’s highest peak, Kékes, are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The region features hiking trails, mountain biking paths, and ski slopes in the winter, making it a year-round destination for nature lovers.

Crossing Borders: Nearby International Destinations

Vienna, Austria: Just a 2.5-hour train ride from Budapest, Vienna offers a seamless transition into Austria’s imperial elegance. Explore the Schönbrunn Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and the vibrant Naschmarkt for a taste of Austria’s capital.

Vienna’s Art Nouveau architecture beautifully complements Budapest’s own Art Nouveau gems, such as the House of Hungarian Art Nouveau. Visiting both cities provides a comprehensive appreciation of this stunning architectural style.

Bratislava, Slovakia: A short drive or train ride away, Bratislava enchants visitors with its medieval Old Town, Bratislava Castle, and relaxed riverside vibe. It’s an excellent choice for a quick international excursion.

Practical Tips for Longer Trips

  • Transportation: Hungary’s efficient rail and bus networks make it easy to reach major cities and towns. Renting a car is ideal for exploring rural areas and natural parks.
  • Accommodation: Book accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons. Many regions offer charming guesthouses and boutique hotels that provide an authentic local experience.
  • Cultural Etiquette: Familiarize yourself with local customs and phrases to enrich your interactions and show respect for Hungary’s traditions.

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Food & Drinks

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Destinations & Day Trips

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some of the best day trips from Budapest?

Some of the best day trips from Budapest include Aggtelek National Park, Lake Balaton, and the Danube Bend.

How far is Aggtelek National Park from Budapest?

Aggtelek National Park is a few hours away from Budapest by train or car.

What is Aggtelek National Park known for?

Aggtelek National Park is known for its vast cave system, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

If you're in Budapest and want to explore the Hungarian countryside, where can you go?

If you're in Budapest, you can take day trips to places like Lake Balaton, the town of Visegrád on the Danube Bend, and the city of Eger.

How long does it take to get to Lake Balaton from Budapest?

It takes about an hour to get to Lake Balaton from Budapest by train.

What can you do at the Danube Bend?

At the Danube Bend, you can explore the town of Esztergom, check out the main basilica, and enjoy the scenic views of the Danube river.

What are some things to do in the town of Szentendre?

In the town of Szentendre, you can explore art galleries, museums, and enjoy the charming streets and squares.

Where can you get the best views of the Danube river outside of Budapest?

Some of the best views of the Danube river can be found at the Danube Bend, especially from the town of Visegrád.

If you want to experience traditional Hungarian culture, which town should you visit?

If you want to experience traditional Hungarian culture, you should visit the town of Hollókő, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its preserved folk traditions.

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