Cruises in Budapest

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There are a couple of different Budapest cruises available and depending on your travel plans, you can select one that suits your unique needs. Whether a quick dinner cruise is what you are searching for, or something more substantive like a European river cruise, there are many options originating in Budapest that allow you to see the city from a new perspective.

Budapest Dinner & Sightseeing Cruises

For a romantic evening, or even a relaxing afternoon, choose a Danube River dinner or lunch cruise. Starting around $40, there are numerous companies offering great packages for a short tour of the city via river and a meal. Depending on cruise operator, there are options that include dinner and live music, dinner and folk dancing, or a lunch cruise. Many tours focus on cultural programs and highlight them within their cruise's entertainment. These cruises typically last 1 1/2 hours to 2 hours and there are often discounts if you buy more than 1 cruise package.

Day time cruises, including many of the lunch cruises, are often more comprehensive and offer lots of great information about the city. Many cruises use a sound and video presentation to detail the history of Hungary and its famous inhabitants throughout time. For history buffs or those just looking for a unique tour of the city, this is a great option.

Budapest River Cruises

There are few different cruise ships that navigate the 3500 km distance from Amsterdam to Bulgaria since the Main-Danube Canal was completed in 1992. This fascinating trip takes the visitor down the same river that has played a vital role in the development and commerce of Europe throughout time and to this day. A Budapest to Amsterdam trip, or roughly over half of the length, covers the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers and takes 14 days to complete. This popular trip takes visitors to 4 major capitals - Amsterdam, Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest - as well as numerous other small towns and villages on the way. Expect to pay well over $2000 for a 10 to 14-day cruise passing through Budapest.

Taking a cruise while in Budapest is a great way to see the city. Whether you are stopping through on a large cruise or simply want to spend the afternoon on the river, the Danube is a great place from which to enjoy your vacation.

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February 03, 2010 new by hunkonc

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Dinner & Cruise with live music

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This program is for those who would like to enjoy the wonderful view of Budapest swimming in lights. In a candlelight atmosphere you have a romantic dinner what is prepared by Hungary’s only one Gault Millau rated chef, Klöter Gregor-Grex, on a boat with live music. The salon music is performed by 3 members of the Zoltán Kodály Awarded Rajkó Folk Orchestra, including the world-famous violinist Zsigmond Vidak who is the owner of the Bronze Merit Cross of the Hungarian Republic. The menu contains the traditional Hungarian meals for example Goulash Soup, Letcho with Vienna more..

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Coffee & Cruise

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’Coffee & Cruise’ offers a unique guided tour of one Budapest’s UNESCO World Heritage sites. This program was created for those who would like to enjoy the beautiful view of the banks of the Danube and the Buda Castle by daylight. You will be provided with coffee, tea or soft drinks as you cruise past the beautiful icons of Budapest while you listen to an interesting presentation about our world famous cultural heritage. If you’re in the mood to have a snack, we serve cakes and other refreshments at a fair price. One ticket includes a cup of coffee, tea or a soft more..

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