Sightseeing Cruises in Budapest

The audio-guided tour of the Hungarian Parliament Building was essential for understanding the significance of this architectural masterpiece and its importance in Hungarian history. It is a beautiful building that houses statues of the kings and Queen Maria Theresa of Austria, as well as the Crown of Hungary. The visit to the Upper House was also very interesting. I recommend always booking in advance, as this is a very popular tour and you risk not being able to get in if you don’t plan ahead. IMPORTANT: Don’t miss the visit to the ’56 Memorial in the Parliament Square, so as not to forget history and to understand the present.

Visiting the Széchenyi Baths was amazing! The staff were very welcoming. The best part is having access to private changing rooms where you can leave your belongings and fully enjoy the setting without worrying about anything else. There are indoor and outdoor pools with water temperatures over 34°C There’s a pool for swimming laps and others just for relaxing with jets of varying intensities. We were lucky to have sunshine—it was fantastic. However, by late morning it was crowded, so I recommend going early. As for the tour of the Parliament, it was spectacular to see! It’s a must-see if you’re visiting Budapest.

Both experiences were amazing. The spa was very relaxing, especially when you can enjoy both cold and hot pools, as well as saunas. We went on a sunny day and had a great time both outside and inside—you really have to make the most of it. I recommend spending at least four hours to visit all the facilities. As for the cruise, it was much more crowded and there were a lot of children. We took the 7:30 p.m. tour. For this simple reason, I’d recommend going later—around 9:00 p.m. would be great—so there are fewer people and fewer children. The views are spectacular.

The place is beautiful and retains the charm of the old-fashioned spas. It's definitely worth taking a dip in the various pools, as well as trying out the different saunas.

A lovely cruise that lets you admire both sides of Budapest at the same time from a different perspective. It was nice to receive a welcome drink, and convenient to be able to order something to eat as well. In my opinion, it’s best to take this cruise after sunset, when the city’s beauty really shines. The musical entertainment was also enjoyable, with the crew taking song requests from the various tables.

Very well organized; all the booking details were spot on, the directions were clear, the atmosphere was fantastic, the tour guide did a great job explaining everything, and everything was very clean, including the restrooms.

It's one of the best experiences—I highly recommend doing it. If you don't take a cruise, you won't have seen 100% of Budapest (I recommend doing it at night).

The process went very smoothly. We arrived at the dock and, after scanning the QR code, were allowed into a cozy, warm waiting room. Given the temperatures that were still present in the evening during our visit, it was very pleasant. As soon as the boat had been cleaned from the previous tour, we were allowed on board. The staff was friendly. The evening tour was very nice. Seeing Budapest from the water with its illuminated landmarks was very interesting. The trip lasted 1 hour. Just right. It was a wonderful experience during our three-day tour.