Christmas & New Year Tours in Hungary

A guided tour takes you to St. Stephen's Basilica, the Hungarian Parliament, and the Shoe Memorial along the Danube Promenade during the festive season. Then there's a 70-minute river cruise to see Budapest's lit-up buildings from the water, and you'll get all-day access to Szechenyi thermal baths with pools and saunas.

Budapest's festive illuminated Parliament building and historic Buda Castle offer panoramic winter views from Castle Hill. Széchenyi Thermal Baths has heated outdoor pools and indoor thermal springs - Europe's largest complex with 18 pools. A seasonal cocktail comes with your Danube River cruise past the lit-up Chain Bridge and Basilica. Heated hop-on hop-off buses tour Andrassy Avenue during the holiday season.

Walk through Prague's Old Town Square to see the 15th-century Astronomical Clock, then cross the 14th-century Charles Bridge with its 30 baroque statues. Later in Budapest, you'll stroll down the UNESCO-listed Andrássy Avenue and check out Matthias Church in the Castle District before relaxing at Széchenyi.

Ring in Christmas and New Year in Budapest with a private Danube river cruise past the lit-up Chain Bridge and Elisabeth Bridge, plus a glass of festive drink. Walk through the baroque Artists' Village of Szentendre adorned with holiday decorations, then check out the Royal Palace in Visegrad. Row a boat on Lake Balaton, the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe, and ride the nostalgia train through Balatonfured Town while taking in winter vineyard views.

See Vienna's UNESCO-listed Schönbrunn Palace during the festive season, with its 1,441 Baroque rooms and 40-meter Great Gallery. Relax in Budapest's Széchenyi Thermal Baths, Europe's largest thermal spring complex with 18 pools, perfect for winter. A Danube River cruise takes you past the illuminated Chain Bridge and Fisherman's Bastion while you sip seasonal cocktails.

See Budapest's festive atmosphere with this 4-day Christmas and New Year package featuring seasonal markets at St. Stephen's Basilica and along Andrássy Avenue. The Danube Bend tour shows off Esztergom's lit-up cathedral and Szentendre's holiday decorations, then you'll have a traditional Hungarian feast.