Budapest Private Wheels & Meals Bike Tour

Picking up the bikes and helmets, get an introduction before the start of the tour.

Get a brief overview of Budapest's history and the surrounding area in this lush Square with the Budapest Eye Ferris wheel and the historic Danube Fountain.

You will ride along the most prestigious boulevard of Budapest in a light pace, with few stops. Linking Erzsébet Square to the City Park, it is renowned for its elegant neo-Renaissance architecture. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

We will stop at this stunning neo-Renaissance building, renowned for its rich ornamentation and excellent acoustics. Learn about the Opera house, Hungarian musicians, Andrássy avenue and the first subway line of the continent.

Surrounded by the iconic Millennium Monument and statues of Hungary's most important historical figures, you will learn about Hungarian history and statesman. Heroes' Square in Budapest is a grand plaza featuring the iconic Millennium Monument and statues of Hungary's most important historical figures. It’s a popular landmark that honors the country’s rich history and national pride.

Hear about Hungarian architecture at the picturesque Vajdahunyad castle, that showcases different architectural styles from Hungary’s history. Located in City Park, it offers a fairy-tale setting and houses the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture.

Ride through this beautiful, lush park of Budapest and have a stop at its lake

Stopping at the most fabulous thermal bath of Budapest, you will learn about Hungarian thermal baths and bathing culture. It is one of Europe's largest and most renowned thermal bath complexes, offering a serene wellness experience with its Neo-Baroque architecture and therapeutic thermal waters.

The lake that surrounds Vajdahunyad Castle. Used as the most scenic Ice-rink of Budapest during winter.

The House of Music Hungary, located in Budapest's City Park, is a striking cultural venue, blending music history with innovative interactive exhibitions.

This building used to be a Gestapo and Communist secret police headquarters. You will also see a piece of the Berlin wall here. Hear about the communist past and the House of Terror, which commemorates the victims of Hungary’s fascist and communist regimes. It offers powerful exhibits that reflect the country’s struggle with oppression and totalitarianism.

At the magnificent St. Stephen’s Basilica, you will learn about the origin and religions of Hungarians, and the holy right hand.

See the last standing Soviet army memorial in Budapest, surrounded by grand historic buildings and monuments. The square features a blend of memorials, green spaces, and a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the city.

At the stunning neo-Gothic Parliament of Budapest, you will learn about why Hungary have the 3rd largest Parliament building of the world. It’s one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, home to Hungary’s National Assembly and the Holy Crown.

Admire the first bridge of Budapest, and ride along it.

Have a wonderful panorama over the Danube and Buda

Enjoy wonderful views of the Castle as you ride along the Danube, and get recommendations what to visit there. The best to walk around there.

During our stop at this beautifully restored neo-Renaissance park, you will hear about the Buda Castle and the Royal palace. It offers elegant terraces, fountains, and peaceful walkways with views of the Danube.

Ride along the bridge with great panorama