Budapest Tours

We saw a lot of Budapest! Unfortunately, we didn't have a clear view of the stops, so we took a tour (green). Perhaps it would have been easier with a map. The staff on site did not give us this. We were sometimes approached because we had booked online, or were laughed at because we would have paid more than if we had booked with them on site. We felt like 2nd class tourists. But it was different on the bus: the staff here were very nice. The headphones worked perfectly. Sitting up in the bus was quite adventurous, as the branches of the trees were sometimes so low that even the passengers in the other row of seats were hit by the branches. The Daunau cruise was fine. We would have liked the headphones again. The announcements were unfortunately not understandable. However, I would book the tour again as the price is quite okay. This time on the spot, let's see if the prices would be lower 😉

It was a pleasure to see places we hadn't reached. It's a good idea - you can use the bus as many times as you want along the route during its operation. The green route is difficult to get on (it runs once an hour). It's better not to sit on the top floor of the bus - you'll get your head hot, and most often there is glass or a ceiling - you can't take good pictures. We received instructions about the departure point along the Danube in the mail, which was convenient. Basically, the dock is marked with a sign. You don't have to sit upstairs on the boat either, it's better to sit downstairs - you won't get hot and the wind won't blow, the windows are big - you can take good pictures.

Not enough time to do all we wanted. Next time we need to come for at least 3 days, even then probably wont get round to doing everything, fantastic that you can but 24 hour 48, and 72 hour tickets. So much to see. On a down side stop 17 whilst the church there is very beautiful. There is a gathering of homeless and drunk people, drugs, alcohol, and public urination. Would strongly advise people to avoid this stop.