Széchenyi and Szabadság Squares are among Pest side’s downtown most elegant part. Their history reflects the whole city’s history. In addition quite a few beautiful art nouveau buildings can be found nearby. We will enter Gresham Palace, currently member of Four Seasons hotel-chain, the most luxurious hotel of Budapest, facing Chain Bridge. We will also see the most beautiful art nouveau building of Budapest, the Postal Savings Bank. We will finish with panorama from rooftop of opposite hotel.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Széchenyi Square, in front of National Academy
- Tram no. 2 has a station here, named Akadémia. 5th district
We can admire interior of the most luxurious hotel of Budapest, facing Chain Bridge. We can even see the hidden staircase with the beautiful stained glass window.
The most elegant part of Pest's downtown, in addition quite a few art nouveau buildings can be found nearby.
We will see the most beautiful art nouveau building of Budapest outside planned by the most genius Hungarian art nouveau architect, Ödön Lechner.
We will finish our walk with panoramic view of fantastic and richly decorated roof of Postal Savings Bank and teh whole city from rooftop of opposite hotel. Here you will receive a refreshment drink. If you want, you can stay here for a dinner too.
Hold street (Postal Savings Bank and hotel with rooftop)
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
- Guided tour in English language.
- One drink (soft drink or coffee or tea or beer or a glass of wine or champagne)
Food
This is a walking tour. Please wear comfortable shoes.
I can adapt to the needs of my guests.
Ma passion is to know my city and my country better and better and to forward this knowledge through serious and happy stories. My aim is to show our beautiful country and Budapest to foreigners so that their stay will be among best memories in their life.
$128/ per group
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