Budapest Castle Walk
Budapest castle District – the fisherman’s Bastion. Budapest Castle Walk
Tour Background
Budapest castle District – view from the fisherman’s Bastion
The Budapest Castle Walk takes you into greater depth on the Buda Castle. Our English speaking guide will explain the history of the Buda castle, point out details in the architecture that bring it to life, and will be even be pleased to help you choose desserts on our coffee and cake stop. So stroll along for a leisurely two-and-a-half-hour walk around the lofty Buda Castle district. Then listen to entertaining stories and fascinating historical knowledge from your experienced tour guide. Click here to get more information on the absolute tour or reserve your place now.
Where To Go
These are just some of the great places our tour visits (click on any highlighted ones for more info):
Matthias Church (both inside and outside)
The Buda Castle district including
Fisherman’s Bastion,
Budapest castle District – exploring the fisherman’s Bastion
Great views of the Chain Bridge and Adam Clark Square
Matthias Church
Disz Square
Presidential Palace
Royal Palace,
Holy Trinity Statue
Hess András Square
with a break at a cosy café It also includes a break for coffee and rétes or other dessert
Budapest Castle Walk (with dessert stop)
Meeting Point: Buda Castle District 1014 Szentharomsag ter,
by the Holy Trinity statue in the middle of the square.
When it goes: 14:30 Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
Duration: 2.5 hours
Cost: Click here for Prices and online booking
Budapest castle District – the Matthias Church
The tour commences from meeting point at the foot of an historic statue in the Buda Castle. We start off on foot for this easy-paced walk to get to know the Buda Castle! This tour goes three afternoons a week with a maximum of 15 people, though if you prefer a cosy group, It is also possible to reserve the same tour tour just for you and your friends. Discover the life and history behind this austere district, have a good look around one of the most beautiful and unusual churches in Eastern Europe and enjoy the atmosphere of the Buda Castle.
