from €39
One hour along the Danube. You see the Parliament, the Basilica and Liberty Square, the quickest way to see the main sights of Pest.
Super fun and surprisingly easy to learn — we saw a lot without getting tired, and the guide was full of great stories that made the city come alive.
A compact loop through the heart of Pest. You set off from our office on Haris köz, pass the Budapest Ferris Wheel, and stop at St Stephen’s Basilica — the largest church in the city.
From there the route runs through Liberty Square to the Hungarian Parliament, 96 metres of neo-Gothic spires seen from the water’s edge, and finishes at the Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial before returning to base.
Total time on the ground is about an hour and twenty minutes including practice, so it slots easily into a busy day.
Route, inclusions and the review above are as published on our Tripadvisor listing (5.0★ from 201 reviews).
from €39
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from €791 Hour of riding, plus about 20 to 30 minutes for the briefing and the test drive, which are not part of the riding time. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes before the start.
From 39 euro per person. You pay at our office on the day, in cash, and nothing is charged when you book.
Yes. Tell us at least 12 hours before your tour starts and that is it. You pay nothing when you book, so there is no fee to charge and no refund to wait for. Most booking sites ask for 24 hours notice and hold your money until then. We do not.
No. We do not ask for a card and we take no payment online. You reserve the time, and you pay at our office on the day of the tour.
In cash, at our office before the tour. We take euro, forint, dollars and pounds, and you get a receipt. We do not accept cards.
No. Every tour starts with a briefing and a supervised test drive in a quiet spot, and you only set off once you are comfortable. Most guests have never stood on one before.
Yes. Riders must be at least 8 years old and weigh at least 35 kg. The tour is not suitable for pregnant travellers.
We ride in light rain and give you a raincoat at no cost. If the weather is bad enough that riding is not sensible, we move your booking to another time, also at no cost.
At our office, Haris köz 2, 1052 Budapest. It is a small street off Váci utca in the centre of Pest, a few minutes on foot from Ferenciek tere and Deák Ferenc tér.
Eight at most. Larger bookings are split into groups of eight, and each group gets its own guide.
English on every tour. German, Russian, Spanish, French and Hebrew are available on private and group bookings for a flat 10 euro.
Yes. Your guide takes photos along the route and sends them to you after the tour. There is nothing extra to pay.
Every day between 08:30 and 20:00, by phone, WhatsApp or email. Seven days a week, including weekends and holidays.
You book straight with the people who run the tour. Nothing is charged in advance, you can cancel up to 12 hours before, and any question about your booking goes to the guides themselves rather than a call centre.