Our historic journey starts from Heroes' Square, one of the most iconic place of Budapest, where wonderful statues commemorate the greatest figures of the Hungarian history. Let's get to know about the roots of the Hungarians!

We take a pleasant walk in City Park, one of the first public parks in the world open to people for relaxation purposes. This beautiful park offers many sightseeing opportunities such as the glorious Vajdahunyad Castle, which embodying 1000 years of Hungarian architecture. Of course we have a look inside.

During our walk in the City Park we will see the famous Széchenyi bath and talk about the culture of bath as Hungary is one of the most rich country in thermal water.

We go through Andrássy Avenue, Budapest’s own Champs-Élysées, lined with spectacular Neo-renaissance mansions and townhouses; high-end boutiques; fashionable restaurants and coffee houses.

We visit the most beautiful building of Andrássy Avenue, the famous Hungarian State Opera House with interesting story.

We visit the largest church in Budapest dedicated to Hungary's first king, houses an essential relic of the Hungarian history - the Holy Right Hand, - the mummified hand of St. Stephen.

After visiting St. Stephen Basilica crossing through Liberty Square with its very interesting monuments reach to the Hungarian Parliament, the most beautiful Parliament building in the world; telling about the political life of the country in different periods: from dictatorship, communism to democracy.

We continue the tour in the medieval Buda Castle, the residency place of the Hungarian Kings from the XIV. century, crossing the famous historical Chain Bridge.