Private Tour from Budapest to Prague Sightseeing
Description
Turn the wasted travel day into the highlight of your trip with stops at Györ, Bratislava the capital of Slovakia, and the UNESCO-listed Lednice Palace on your journey from Budapest to Prague. Our one-way sightseeing transfer gets you to your destination but also allows to see countryside highlights and smaller towns on the way.
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Itinerary
During the tour we walk around the Old Town of Györ. It’s famous for Baroque style houses and a fabulous Town Hall from 1900. Györ is known for many of its churches that remind us of the 1000-year Christian history of Hungary. We’ll wander around the narrow streets and learn about Hungarian history.
We’ll visit Bratislava Old Town that is famous for its medieval buildings, narrow streets, and little courtyards. You’ll learn about the history of the region as we wander around the city centre. We will also admire the beautiful castle of Bratislava that towers over the whole Old Town. The castle was rebuilt in the 20th century and reminds us of the importance of this city throughout history. In Bratislava you will also have time for a lunch break (not included).
We will have a chance to walk around the beautiful and famous gardens surrounding the Palace during the tour. Lednice Palace and Gardens, the way we see them today, were designed in the 19th century for entertaining in the summer season. The palace is probably the best example of the English Gothic style in Continental Europe. The Palace and Grounds, about 200h, are under UNESCO World Heritage protection due to their unique architectural landscape.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Please be ready in front of the hotel 5-10 minutes before the start of the tour. If your hotel is in a pedestrian area, please be ready to move to the closest place where our van can stop.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(6)
This way of getting from Budapest to Prague is much better than the inconveniences of airports. Our diver/guide Nikolai got in touch with us from the night before and was on time to pick us up at the river cruise terminal. He was an outstanding guide and an excellent driver too. We made a few minor changes to our original schedule and still he managed to get us to our hotel in Prague on time.
Site see your way from Budapest to Prague! Countryside is beautiful and the stops along the way are lovely!! Driving takes a little longer but it is worth it. The vehicle was new with good windows for all but the ride could have been smoother. Our driver Claire was very good and knowledgeable about our stops.
Great tour! Petra wa very kind, knowledgeable. She was fun and so interesting! Had a wonderful day!!
My sister, daughter and I booked a private transfer from Budapest to Prague with Sidetrip Tours. Levi picked us up promptly and was a great guide throughout our day. All three stops are places we would likely never go otherwise, but were all lovely. We had the option to wander on our own, or Levi would give us a quick tour. We stopped for a yummy lunch in Bratislava. What a great way to travel between cities. So much nicer than just being stuck on a train.
Side trip came up I’m a google search when I was looking at ways to travel from Budapest to Prague, I booked it with out looking to much into reviews, but I am so grateful I did. It was an incredible day turned into an educational sightseeing tour rather than a mundane travel day. Martin was an amazing guide. He was very knowledgeable on so many different aspects, as well as extremely funny and kind. I definitely wouldn’t hesitate to book another trip with side trip. Thank you so much Martin!
The road trip from Budapest to Prague is 5-6 hours, so why not take a little longer and still make the trip in one day, but see some sights along the way? Stops in Gyor, Hungary and Bratislava, Slovakia and Lednice, Czech Republic were each unique and interesting and provided a much appreciated opportunity to stretch and walk a bit as well as having lunch.Our driver/tour guide Stepan was excellent!
