Budapest’s old town is a fascinating medieval patchwork of narrow streets and colorful houses. In the Castle District, the Matthias Church soars in Gothic glory. Adjacent, the expansive wall and seven turrets of Fisherman’s Bastion overlook the Danube, the graceful Chain Bridge and the Pest side of the river. The centerpiece of the district is the sprawling Buda Castle. Constructed in the 13th century and expanded to its current baroque splendor during the 18th century, this edifice was home to Hungary’s kings for almost 700 years.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Szentendre & the Margit Kovács Museum
Stroll the delightful streets of Szentendre, a colorful village of galleries and artists, and pay a visit to one of its renowned museums commemorating one of the town’s beloved.
The Royal Palace & Gardens of Gödöllö
Visit one of Hungary’s most beloved monuments, built by a count in the 1760s.
Highlights of Budapest
Step inside Hungary’s grand parliament building and get a flavor for the nation’s hearty cuisine.
Dohány Street Synagogue & Jewish Budapest
Explore Budapest’s Jewish history and heritage, including the Jewish Quarter and massive synagogue.
Flavors of Etyek
Delight in Etyek’s culinary and viticultural treasures during tastings at four different venues.
