Budapest bus tour with multiple stops

What if you visit Budapest without taking your head with a 48-hour pass for a bus that walks to the different must-see places in the city?

The city of Budapest is surely one of the most fascinating European capitals.

To see a maximum of its monuments, its architectural wonders that have been able to mark the spirits, there is a solution that will make you discover everything without anything omit: the transport 48 hours . This very convenient pass offers you a visit from Budapest on a multi stop bus.

Many monuments within your reach

With this pass, you will be able to travel and discover the streets of Budapest and admire the largest and most beautiful cultural monuments of the Hungarian capital. At your own pace and according to your desires, you can then discover in turn:

• The Parliament
• The bastion of Fishermen
• Saint-Etienne Basilica of Prest
• The Place of Heroes
• The National Theatre
• The Castle of Buda
• The Great Synagogue
• Le Pont des Chaînes
• Budapest Opera

Note that this extraordinary pass also gives you access to a 1h30 cruise on the Danube!

A cultural exploration

Explore Budapest at your pace, without fearing the queues for monuments, with this unlimited access on your bus. It is also the opportunity to discover dozens of small museums and other atypical monuments that enamel the Hungarian capital as:

• The History Museum of Budapest
• The National Gallery
• Hungarian National Museum
• The Aquincum Museum
• Vasarely Museum
• The Hungarian Photography House
• The Robert Capa Centre
• ♪ Bains thermaux, etc.

This 48-hour pass is a real little pass that will allow you to discover, admire, walk through the streets of Budapest as if you have lived there forever.

An optimization of your Hungarian stay in 48 hours with a two-hour visit accompanied by several stops to admire the iconic monuments and places of the capital just for you.

It should be noted that this pass is valid every day, that the frequency of the stops is 15 to 30 minutes on average and that the bus ride is valid between 9 and 6 p.m., what to have time in front of yourself for the “Paris of the East”, is it not?