Day 1
Castle Hill
- 9:00Castle HillSight
- 10:30Castle HillSight
- 11:30Castle HillSight
- 15:00DanubeWalk
- 16:30Danube PromenadePestWalk
Day by day
Day 2
Parliament and the Basilica
- 9:30LipótvárosSight
- 12:00LipótvárosSight
- 13:30LipótvárosSight
- 16:00TerézvárosWalk
- 17:00TerézvárosSight
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Day 3
City Park and the baths
- 9:30City ParkSight
- 10:30City ParkSight
- 12:00City ParkSight
- 16:00TerézvárosSight
Day 4
The Jewish Quarter
- 10:00Dohány Street SynagogueErzsébetvárosSight
- 12:00Gozsdu UdvarErzsébetvárosWalk
- 14:00FerencvárosSight
- 19:00ErzsébetvárosSight
Day 5
Gellért Hill
- 10:00Castle HillSight
- 11:30Gellért HillWalk
- 13:00Gellért HillSight
- 15:00Gellért HillSight
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Budapest questions
Is 5 days enough for Budapest?
Five days covers the main districts without rushing. Use the metro and trams to link Buda and Pest sites efficiently.
Do I need to book Széchenyi Thermal Bath ahead?
Reserve online one or two days ahead in peak season. Basic entry costs about 20 euros and includes a locker.
Do I need tickets for the Hungarian Parliament Building?
Book tours on the official site at least a week ahead. English sessions run hourly and cost around 10 euros.
How do I get around Budapest for multiple sites?
Buy a 72-hour travel pass for 15 euros to cover metro, trams, and buses. Walk the Danube promenade or cross the Chain Bridge between districts.
