Description

Basic info about our Budapest Bike Tour

Budapest bike tour at: 10:30 0r 14:00 at Szt. István tér, Basilica
Price: EUR 31,00 / Huf 12000 / 29 GBP/  35 USD. For students 24 Euro only!!!

Corona Virus update: Bike tours are safe, as we move outdoors and natural distance is kept by the character of a bike tour. No mask required, we want to see your 🙂 . Bikes are disinfected regularly!

What are we going to see?

On this Budapest bike tour, we’ll show you all the important sights of Pest on an easy-paced ride. From the river bank we’ll make sure that you catch a glimpse of beautiful Buda, too. Instead of overloading you with mind-numbing dates we prefer sharing all the basic info, fun facts and insider stories with you. We’ll pass 2 UNESCO- World Heritage Sites on our tour and see much more than that on our way. At Budabike, safety comes first, that is why we cycle on bike lanes whenever possible and avoid roads with heavy traffic. Get up close and personal with Budapest – by bike! And we will have a break to warm up!   Click here for a video!

Tour Highlights

Szabadsag Tér (Liberty Square)
Revolutions, riots, a Soviet memorial, Ronald Reagan’s statue, and the irony of it all.

Hungarian Parliament and Buda!
We’ll find out why the 3rd biggest Parliament of the world is in Hungary, discover Kossuth square and get closer to the Danube. Enjoy an amazing view of Buda.

Nagymezö Utca (The Broadway of Budapest)
We’ll have a look at the Operetta theatre, the Laptop statue, Walk of fame and the House of Photography and talk about (club) culture.

Andrassy Street
On the boulevard of Budapest, we’ll see the “Iron curtain”, the House of Terror (harmless during the day..), a piece of the Berlin wall, the Opera house, Liszt Ferenc square and for women ONLY we’ll stop in front of the Gucci or Luis Vuitton store for a second 😉

Hôsök Tere: (Heroes Square)
Impressive, historic square where big communist parades and gatherings took place in the past. We’ll hear about archangel Gabriel’s legend, see the most important figures of Hungarian history as well as two art museums and more.

Városliget (City Park)
We’ll stop by Vajdahunyad Castle, Dracula, Anonymus, the Tree of Freedom, George Washington, the biggest thermal bath of Budapest (Széchenyi) and the zoo.

Jewish Quarter and Basilica
We’ll discover the 7th district with the biggest Synagouge of Europe, the Tree of Life, the most popular street of Pest, ruin pubs and gastro bars. Stories about the heaviest bell of the city, a mummified hand, the number 96 and more.