Start your tour at the famous Zero Kilometre Stone at the Buda side of the Chain Bridge, the symbolic starting point of all road distances in Hungary.

Admire one of Budapest’s most iconic landmarks with its fairy-tale towers and terraces. From here you’ll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the Danube and the Parliament building.

See the equestrian statue of Count András Hadik, a famous Hungarian general of the 18th century. Hadik became legendary for his daring military campaign in 1757 when his hussars briefly captured Berlin during the Seven Years’ War.

Pass by one of the oldest pastry shops in Budapest, founded in 1827. This historic café was once a favorite meeting place for aristocrats and visitors to the Castle District.

Discover the stunning Gothic church that hosted royal coronations and played a central role in Hungarian history for centuries.

Stop near the historic Mary Magdalene Tower, the last remaining part of a medieval church that once stood here. The tower survived centuries of wars and destruction and today stands as a reminder of Buda’s long and turbulent history.

Ride through the historic streets of the medieval castle area, once the residence of Hungarian kings and today a UNESCO World Heritage site.