Free Tour por el Castillo de Buda
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The Buda Castle stands as one of Budapest's most iconic landmarks. Overlooking the Danube from the top of the Buda hill, it has been a witness to the city's history for centuries. Those interested in learning about its evolution and exploring the essential sites of this district with a Spanish-speaking official guide are invited to join a free tour.
The meeting point is at Döbrentei Square, next to the statue of Empress Sissi, where the origins of the Buda hills will be discussed before the stroll towards the renowned Royal Palace. Along the way, participants will uncover interesting facts about the Semmelweis Museum and the Buda Castle Garden Bazaar, which offers some of the best views of Budapest.
As they walk around the majestic Buda Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987, stories of King Bela IV, General Eugene of Savoy, and King will accompany them. The palace currently houses the Museum of History of Budapest, the Széchenyi Library, and the Hungarian National Gallery.
The next stop takes place in the administrative area of the Buda district, where the Sándor Palace, the official residence of the president of Hungary, is located. Adjacent to it stands the Carmelite Monastery, where the Prime Minister conducts some of their duties. Participants will learn about the differences between these two roles.
Crossing the street leads guests into the residential area, also recognized as the medieval town. Within its streets are significant spots, such as the Rock Hospital and the traditional Ruszwurm Pastry Shop, a favored place by Empress Sissi, where they will discover the delightful pastries enjoyed by the queen.
The Matthias Church awaits nearby to amaze with its unique features, before concluding the walking tour at the Fisherman's Bastion, one of the city's most popular and picturesque viewpoints, a perfect spot for capturing stunning photographs. Will you miss it? Book your spot now!
Important Information
- Due to ongoing construction around Buda Castle, part of the route to the palace involves conventional stairs. Please consider this if you have reduced mobility before making a reservation. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
- Arrive 15 minutes early to the meeting point. The guide cannot wait as a courtesy to the group.
- Show your reservation (printed or on mobile) to the tour guide at the meeting point.
- Will the tour be canceled if it rains? No, it will proceed regardless of the weather!
- A minimum group size of 5 people is required for the tour. If the minimum is not met, adjustments to your reservation will be communicated.
How to find the guide?
- The guides carry teal-colored flags or umbrellas for easy identification.
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