Tour durch das Ungarische Parlament + Eintritt in das Széchenyi-Heilbad + Flussfahrt auf der Donau

Hungarian Parliament Tour

Present your skip-the-line ticket, finish your security check, and follow your guide to the main staircase - a glorious place where several staircases with red carpeting, beautiful lights and statues intersect. Then, head over to the Dome Hall with its geometric ceiling and windows, where the Crown Jewels, which were returned to Hungary only a few decades ago by the United States, are housed. Continue onward to the Old Upper House Hall, also known as the House of Magnates. Almost cathedral-like in architecture and appearance with its arches, vaults, and pillars, it is no surprise that so many important decisions are left to be decided here!

Danube River Cruise

This 70-minute cruise promises unmissable sights of Budapest, a smooth cruise upon the calm waters of River Danube, and an exciting learning experience: all wrapped into one perfect package. Assemble at the heart of the Pest, the Danube Palace, where you will be led to the docks by your Headout host.

Upon boarding, receive a complimentary drink and find a cozy spot to settle in for the experience. As you cruise under six bridges of Budapest, you’ll slowly get to know the Pearl of the Danube! Gaze out and recognize some of Budapest’s famous landmarks, like the House of Parliament, the Chain Bridge, the Buda Castle, the Gellért mountain, the Fisherman’s Bastion, and more! As you sit back, relax, and enjoy the sights around you, you’ll get to see a side of Budapest you’ve never seen before!

Széchenyi Spa

Széchenyi Spa has 15 indoor pools and 3 open-air bathing facilities. As such, it is considered the largest in all of Europe. It is most known for its massive outdoor thermal pool that has a running temperature of 40°C, perfect to keep you warm even on the coldest winter days! The spa feeds on the city’s extended thermal spring network running below the earth. This hidden gem has always pulled in settlers and cultures throughout history, starting with the Roman Empire, who developed their own bathing culture in the location of today’s Budapest during the 1st to the 5th century. Get skip-the-line entry to this healing spa and enjoy the ultimate rejuvenating experience!

Pálinka Museum

After your visit to the spa, head over to a hidden gem in the city center - the Pálinka Museum. While you're here, try some Hungarian pálinka (spirits; non-alcoholic drinks are also available). Unlike whiskey or vodka, a pálinka is made exclusively from fruits and has a fragrant smell.

Explore its history via a unique interactive exhibition with the help of a guided tour, coupled with a tasting.