Budapest Holiday Packages

Soothe your aching joints in Budapest’s famous mineral hot springs housed in an impressive building where you can also enjoy a range of spa treatments.

Let off some steam in this spectacular 16th-century spa and stay late at night for a soothing take on Budapest nightlife.

Learn about the intriguing history and construction of the city’s most famous bridge, which offers interesting views along the River Danube.

Ride an elevator to the dome of this large church to admire the panoramic views across Budapest and the Danube.

Reach the magnificent Buda Castle from the River Danube via this elegant chairlift, complete with multiple cabins and panoramic viewing platforms.

Peruse designer boutiques, historical buildings and museums as you explore the street at the heart of Hungary’s fascist and communist history.

Explore medieval church ruins and a picturesque park adjacent to this innovative bridge with an intriguing history of war and assassination.

Learn about Hungary’s musical lineage, take in a classical performance and relax at a charming café in this picturesque open-air plaza.

Enjoy magnificent views of the Danube River and the eastern half of Budapest from this fascinating neo-Gothic balcony at the top of Castle Hill.

Relish the remarkable experience of a bath party and relax in one of the 18 pools of Budapest’s famous hot spring water.

Discover the tumultuous history of Budapest’s dramatic falcon-clad iron bridge at the point where Pest and Buda meet in the heart of the city.

Standing to one side of Heroes' Square, this distinguished museum features centuries of art and sculpture.

Striking a dramatic pose on the Danube's east bank, this theatre complex promises fun on and off the stage.

Budapest's diverse park features a pond that becomes an ice rink, a castle that is an agricultural museum and the largest spa complex in Europe.

This elegant statue stands tall as a monument to the sacrifices made for Hungary’s independence.

Formerly Roosevelt Square, now Széchenyi, this east-bank square is undoubtedly blessed with views of the heart of Budapest.

The majestic white-and-red Parliament Building is adorned with half a million precious stones, 40 kilos of gold – and a uniquely Hungarian grandeur.

Before Budapest, there was Aquincum – a major Roman city with baths, temples and a huge amphitheatre, around much of which you can now walk.

A castle for every era, this showcase for Hungary's architectural prowess also has links to the legend of Dracula.

A sacred space, gathering the important symbols of the Hungarian nation, this square is also the gateway to Andrássy Avenue and the City Park.

The ornate tower, curving buttresses and red-and-white mosaic roof make this place of worship an unmissable part of Budapest's glorious heritage.

The Buda Citadella, Budapest's ‘other’ castle, commands the best view in town, perched on the craggy wooded slops of Gellért Hill.

This exquisite building has proved to be as much a work of art as the opera and ballet performances that take place within it.

Hungary's vibrant national story is told in a museum that helped shape one of its most dramatic chapters.

This iconic building has been a King's castle, a Queen's folly, a nunnery, a university – and a ruin.

Soak up history and modern culture as you people-watch in Budapest’s vast square, filled with statues, monuments and recreation spaces.  

Walk along the banks of the Danube River and see this moving memorial to the Jewish people who were murdered in this very spot during World War II.