Start Your Tour at Saint Stephen’s Basilica - Hop On Hop Off Stop number 1.

Begin your adventure at Saint Stephen’s Basilica, one of Budapest’s most iconic religious buildings. This stunning neoclassical church is dedicated to Hungary's first king and offers panoramic views from its dome. Inside, admire intricate mosaics, statues, and the famous Holy Right Hand relic.

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Chain Bridge – Budapest’s Architectural Landmark

Hop off at the Chain Bridge, a true symbol of Budapest connecting Buda and Pest across the Danube River. Take a walk along the bridge for breathtaking views of the city, including the Buda Castle and Parliament. Don’t forget your camera—sunset shots from here are unforgettable! Don't forget, you can use the Boat tour every day until 5PM and this stop (Stop nr. 2) is the closest to the departure  point of the sightseeing boat (Vigado Square dock 6 / right under Hotel Marriott)

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The Great Synagogue of Budapest – A Historical Gem

Visit the Great Synagogue, the largest in Europe and a deeply significant monument in Jewish history. Explore the Jewish Museum, the moving Holocaust Memorial, and the peaceful garden behind the synagogue. It’s a must-see stop for history and architecture enthusiasts alike.

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Opera – A Cultural Treasure

At the Hungarian State Opera House, immerse yourself in world-class architecture and musical tradition. Even if you don’t attend a performance, you can admire the elegant façade and take a guided tour of this 19th-century masterpiece. For guided tours and Opera house visits please find all the information on the official website of the Opera House.

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Heroes' Square – A Tribute to Hungarian History

Heroes’ Square is one of Budapest’s most famous landmarks. This grand plaza features statues of Hungary’s most important leaders and the Millennium Monument. Located at the entrance to City Park, it’s a great spot for photos and learning about the country’s past. Beside the monumental square we highly recommend visiting the Museum of Fine Arts,  the Multiple Award winning House of Music, and the worldwide famous Széchenyi Thermal Baths.

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NEW! Puskás Ferenc Arena + Puskás Museum

The Puskás Museum is a place of cult significance. It is part of the vast group of buildings at the national stadium named after Ferenc Puskás, and is the only remaining part of the old Népstadion (“People’s Stadium”). In the 1950s Puskás and his teammates worked on building that shrine to football, which became the home of Hungary’s world-beating Golden Team, “The Magical Magyars”. Not only that you will have the chance to enter the Stadium Area, but you can access the Museum with 37% DISCOUNT and in addition the same discount will apply also for the guided tour both in the Museum and in the Stadium. For further information please visit the official website. Please note that in case of special events in the stadium or football games respecting the security regulations buses will not enter the Stadium Area but. it will still stop in front of the entrance of the Stadium courtyard.

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Ferenciek Square – Heart of Downtown

Stop at Ferenciek Square to explore the vibrant pulse of downtown Budapest. Surrounded by cafes, historic buildings, and shopping streets, it’s a great place to take a break, grab a coffee, and soak in the urban atmosphere.

We highly recommend you visiting the most beautiful palace in the are which is having the most Awards in the previous years based in the building of Hyatt Parisi Hotel, the breathtaking Parisi Passage Café. 

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Gellért Bath – Iconic Thermal Spa

No trip to Budapest is complete without experiencing a thermal bath. Gellért Bath, located in a beautiful Art Nouveau building, offers relaxing indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, and wellness treatments. Hop off here for a rejuvenating spa experience.

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Várkert Bazár – The Castle Garden Bazaar

Next, discover Várkert Bazár, a hidden gem at the foot of Buda Castle. This restored 19th-century palace complex features gardens, terraces, and exhibitions, all overlooking the Danube. It’s a peaceful spot away from the crowds, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

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Clark Ádám Square – Gateway to Buda Castle

At Clark Ádám Square, you’ll find the entrance to the Budavári Sikló (Buda Castle Funicular), which takes you up to the castle district. The square is also the zero kilometer marker of Hungarian roads—an essential photo opportunity for your travel album.

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Batthyány Square – Danube Views and More

From Batthyány Square, enjoy one of the best panoramic views of the Hungarian Parliament across the river. This area is charming and less touristy, home to cozy cafes, the beautiful St. Anne’s Church, and local markets.

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Hungarian Parliament – Icon of Budapest

Hop off at the Hungarian Parliament Building, one of the most magnificent structures in Europe. With its Gothic Revival architecture, guided tours, and stunning riverside location, this landmark is an absolute highlight of any Budapest visit. Hop On Hop Off Budapest buses are having no closer spot to stop to the Parliament. From thee stop there is a 5-6 minutes walk to the Parliament.

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Great Market Hall – Local Culture and Cuisine

Hop On Hop Off Budapest has a  secondary, green line which is giving the ticketholders the opportunity to visit the Great Market Hall, Budapest’s largest and oldest indoor market. Shop for Hungarian specialties like paprika, pálinka, salami, and handcrafted souvenirs. Don’t miss the upstairs food court, where you can try traditional dishes like goulash and lángos.