Travel to Hungary with On The Go Tours
Small and landlocked, Hungary is a beautiful mix of pretty landscapes, Roman ruins and therapeutic spa towns and cities. Hungary’s countryside is a welcome break from bustling Budapest with some impressive lakes, quaint villages and picturesque vineyards. Many of our Eastern European tours start or end in the spa capital of Budapest with some continuing on to the cultural city Debrecen in Hungary and neighbouring country of Romania in the west or down to Novi Sad in Serbia to the south.
Upcoming Hungary Trips
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| Prague to Istanbul - 19 Days | Prague, Czech Republic | 09 May 2018 | USD $2,695 |
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| Eastern Europe Explorer - 17 Days | Tallinn, Russia | 11 May 2018 | USD $2,325 |
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| Budapest to Istanbul - 15 Days | Budapest, Hungary | 13 May 2018 | USD $1,995 |
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| Hungary to Croatia - 15 days | Budapest, Hungary | 13 May 2018 | USD $2,145 |
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Hungary Group Tours
Budapest to Istanbul
15 Days | FROM USD $1,965Take a journey from the Hungarian capital of Budapest to neighbouring...
Hungary to Croatia
15 days | FROM USD $2,095Embark on a two week journey through Eastern Europe and discover the...
Eastern Europe Explorer
17 Days | FROM USD $2,285Discover some of Eastern Europe's most beautiful countries from the...
Prague to Istanbul
19 Days | FROM USD $2,695Take an epic journey from the Czech Republic all the way to Turkey...
Hungary is a popular destination on our group tours of Eastern Europe – mainly for stopping off in the spa city of Budapest. Budapest famously brings together the two former cities of Buda and Pest – which straddle the mighty Danube. Some of our group tours will begin in this popular capital before heading to Debrecen – Hungary’s second largest city and capital of the Great Hungarian Plain.
Hungary Day Tours and Excursions
Discover the beauty and history of Budapest with our range of day tours that cover everything from city sightseeing to foodie experiences.
Budapest Danube River Dinner Cruise
2 hoursFROM USD $43.43
Take in the scenic Danube River on an evening cruise with live entertainment and a Hungarian buffet...
Budapest 3-Hour Small-Group Walking Tour with Expert Guide
3 hours 30 minutesFROM USD $44.67
See the highlights and UNESCO World Heritage sites of Budapest on this 3-hour small-group walking...
Entrance to Széchenyi Spa with Optional Massage
FlexibleFROM USD $24.87
Skip the queues for entry to Széchenyi Spa, one of the largest in Europe with indoor and outdoor...
Budapest to Etyek Wine Country 4.5-Hour Tour with Dinner
4 hoursFROM USD $89.52
Explore the idyllic Etyek wine region from Budapest and sample some of Hungary's delicious wines at...
St. Stephen's Basilica Organ Concert
2 hours 30 minutesFROM USD $38.54
Enjoy an evening organ concert held inside the beautiful Neoclassical church of St. Stephen's...
Hungarian Folk Performance in Budapest
90 minutesFROM USD $58.32
Enjoy an evening of authentic Hungarian culture with a traditional folk music & dance performance...
Budapest Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with 32 Stops
VariesFROM USD $24.87
Travel around the city of Budapest on the open-top Big Bus with over 70 stops to choose from...
Danube Bend Day Trip from Budapest
10 hoursFROM USD $78.92
Visit the scenic old towns of Visegrad, Esztergom and Szentendre on this full-day trip from Budapest...
Top 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe
The continent of Europe encompasses 44 countries, each with their own unique cultural heritage,...
Highlights of Montenegro
Montenegro is tiny. Only a teeny bit bigger than Sydney, much smaller than Florida and two-thirds of...
Where to Visit in Tallinn
Travelling through the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania before finishing in Poland on...
Famously known as the 'city of Spas' - Budapest is visited on all of our group tours to Hungary. The city is teeming with bath houses and spas and no trip to this magnificent city would be complete without a few hours spent at one! The city has enjoyed these luxurious thermal wonders since the 2nd century when the Romans were here - it's a quintessentially Hungarian thing to do!
