We meet you directly in front of our shop in the Jewish Quarter, and you ride along Károly Boulevard past the Great Synagogue, the National Museum, and the Great Market Hall to the Liberty Bridge.

An impressive historic bridge in the style of Gustave Eiffel that leads directly to the Gellért Baths and Gellért Hill.

Enjoy the ride up on the Gellerthill and to the Citadel with our powerful e-bikes. You will pass residential areas with impressive villas. Stunning views are guaranteed. The fortification has been freshly renovated and partly redesigned as monument for Liberty.

One of the highlights of Budapest is the newly renovated Citadel, located at the highest point overlooking the city. This historic fortress has undergone an architecturally impressive restoration. Take some time to enjoy a short walk around the grounds before continuing the tour by bike. Soak in the spectacular panoramic views of the city and the Castle Hill. Please note: A visit to the museum is not possible during this tour.

After your visit to the Citadel, you'll cycle downhill through the elegant villa district to Tabán, another beautiful park, before continuing to Castle Hill. This time, you'll experience it from its western side.

Your e-bike effortlessly carries you up to Castle Hill, where you'll reach Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion. Even if you've visited these landmarks before, this tour offers a fresh perspective as you cycle through the quiet streets of the Castle District, passing elegant palaces and charming historic houses on your way to the Vienna Gate. Enjoy the ride!

A beautifully renovated Gothic church overlooking the city in the heart of the old Castle District. No entry into the church.

The Vienna Gate is the northern entrance to the Castle District and is still protected by its medieval walls. From here, you'll cycle downhill through narrow, winding streets to the lively Széll Kálmán Square before continuing on to the banks of the Danube.

Be impressed by the magnificent Hungarian Parliament building on the opposite bank of the Danube before continuing your ride along the river. Batthyány Square is not only named after one of Hungary's most renowned prime ministers, but is also a remarkable historic ensemble. It's the perfect spot to take another great selfie.

You'll cross the city's oldest bridge, which was destroyed during World War II, later reconstructed, and recently underwent a complete renovation. Riding across the Chain Bridge is an essential part of the experience—and since private cars are no longer allowed on the bridge, it's a true delight for cyclists. Long live the bicycle!

Through quiet downtown streets, you reach the pedestrian zone and turn toward Elisabeth Square. There is always a lot of hustle and bustle there, but after just two minutes, you’re back in the Jewish Quarter, where countless bars and restaurants await you.