Budapest

Hop-on Hop-off Tours

Our most recommended Budapest Hop-on Hop-off Tours

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  1. Budapest: 24, 48 and 72-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

  Red Route:

  • Heroes' Square

  • Keleti railway station

  • Hotel Hungaria

  • New York cafe

  • Astoria

  • Vaci Street

  • Castle Garden

  • Castle/Funicular

  • Batthyany Square/river cruise

  • Margaret Island

  • Nyugati railway station

  • Parliament

  • Basilica

  • Chain Bridge

  • River Cruise/Dock 11

  • Great Market Hall

  • National Museum

  • Kiraly Street

  • Big Bus customer service center

  • Opera

  • Octogon/Liszt Ferenc Square

  • Heroes' Square

  There is also a Blue Route, from the Castle/Funicular to the Citadel and back. The Castle shuttle service is available from stop Castle/Funicular (located at Clark Adam Square) to the Castle district.

  This tour is the perfect introduction t...

  Great, goes a good route, plenty to see! Some confusion over a bus stop that appeared to have been moved, ended up missing 2 buses due to drivers using different stops but overall, worth the money and definitely easier than using public transport to see everything.

  Reviewed by Louise, United Kingdom, 17/09/2021
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  2. Budapest: Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

  Discover Budapest on your own terms with a 24, 48 or 72-hour pass for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus and see sights such as the Hungarian Parliament, Buda Castle, and Chain Bridge. Explore the Citadel, and see the Jewish Synagogue, Memorial and Museum on Dohány Street. Add on a 1-hour cruise of the Danube River to enjoy panoramic views of the imperial city by day and night, including the vast Gothic Revival façade of the Hungarian Parliament Building complex. Explore both Buda and Pest, hopping off at any of the 31 stops along 2 different routes. Your ticket includes a fantastic discount booklet, that provides great discounts at some of the city's most popular attractions, as well as a free walking tour and bike tour. 

  Red Route Stops:

  Stop 1. St Stephen's Basilica Stop 2. Chain Bridge (Pest) Stop 5. Kalvin Square Stop 8. Opera Stop 9. Liszt Fere...

  Bought a 2 day pass and found it great value for money. Walking tour very informative and the evening boat tour was magical, but get dressed according to the weather. We used the bus tour on 3 days as the ticket is for 24hours and as wedidnt buy it until lunch time we were able to use it again on our final day in Budapest. Great value and lovelly helpful staff

  Reviewed by Graham, 09/02/2020
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  3. Budapest: Hop-on Hop-off Ticket with Boat & Walking Tour

  This sightseeing program is a combination of 3 experiences: the Red and Green hop-on hop-off bus lines, a boat cruise, and a guided walking tour. The ticket is valid for 48 or 72 hours. There are 19 stops on the Red Bus Line route. You’ll have views of the Danube River and the Opera, and at the Oktogon stop you’ll find an abundance of restaurants and cafés. See Heroes' Square with its historical statues and famous museums. Nearby are the Budapest Zoo, the Széchenyi Thermal Bath, the Gundel restaurant, the Vajdahunyad Castle, and many more attractions. The bus stops at the New York Café, Astoria, Chain Bridge (funicular), and then heads up Castle Hill, stopping within walking distance of the Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, Buda Castle, and other historical sites. You can get off the bus at the Citadel, the highest point in Budapest, and at the Central Market Hall....

  It was really informative and interesting! I was also sick forbsomentime and too unwell to walk a lot so it was perfect to ride the bus and see the sights and hear the history! Thank you!

  Reviewed by Louise, Australia, 08/06/2019
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  4. Budapest Hop-On Hop-Off 48-Hour Sightseeing Package

  Spend 2 full days exploring Buda and Pest: 2 towns so beautiful, they put them together! Budapest is the “Paris of the East," a magnificent city that presides regally over both sides of the mighty Danube, and you can see it all on this 48-hour hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour. With this ticket, you get access to the city’s sightseeing route on the lively hop-on and hop-off buses, some of which are open-top, for a full 48 hours. Access the green route and discover the Opera House, New York Palace, and Castle District. Live guides give commentary in English, while a computerized headset offers information in 16 different languages. The open-top buses are a perfect way to see the city in the sunshine, and come equipped with straw hats to use. In the event of unexpected rain, the buses will also provide you with raincoats. Meanwhile, closed buses have panoramic windows so you will never mi...

  The overall experience was nice. The red route is worthwhile but the yellow one certainly needs to be improved. Another comment: it was not clearly stated that the night bus tour was not included in the price. We thought that since we had bought the 48 hours ticket it would have been included. And we were never informed that the beer and the goulash dish were supposed to be offered in another place and not on board. So , try to be more specific in order to avoid misunderstandings

  Reviewed by ELENI, 12/01/2020
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  5. Budapest: Official Buda Castle Electric Hop-On Hop-Off Bus

  As you approach the meeting point next to the Chain Bridge, a greeter will welcome you and you can scan your ticket. Once your ticket is controlled, take a seat and enjoy the ride up to the Castle. The shuttle also stops by the best restaurants and bars in the area if you decide to take a break for a snack or refreshment. You can use your ticket a total of three times, allowing you to hop on and off at your leisure. Relax and enjoy the ride while taking in magnificent views of the Buda Castle.  The stops include the following landmarks: Alexander Palace Prime Minister's Office Royal Palace - Hungarian National Gallery National Széchenyi Library Budapest History Museum Ritual Jewish Bath (Mikve) Labyrinth of Budapest Castle Matthias Church Fisherman's Bastion Museum of Music History and Institute for Musicology Hospital in the rock Holy Trinity Statue Maria Magdalena Tower (Buda Tower) ...

  Such an easy and convenient way to get around Buda Castle. You can hop on or off at any of the 4 bus stops. Their might be a queue but there are plenty of busses so you don’t have to wait a lot

  Reviewed by Kheireddine, Greece, 25/12/2019