Budapest · CYCLING TOURS
Margaret Island and the Pest embankment are flat, car-free and made for this; Buda is not. The 15 below give the route, the distance and whether an e-bike is included.
See Budapest by bike in three hours, from Castle Hill and Parliament to Margaret Island, Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square, and the Danube.
“Amazing tour captured the highlights of the Budapest with bikes. Brief introduction from excellent guide Kata who loves her country and likes to share with others.”
Explore Budapest by bike, from Parliament and Heroes’ Square to the Jewish Quarter, with local stories, flat routes, and a small group.
“Lazlo has a great sense of humor. We loved all his stories. Excellent group. Loved the stories about the little statues and the Hungarian National sports.”
See Budapest by bike on a relaxed 2.5-hour tour covering Parliament, Heroes Square, the Danube, Jewish Quarter, and more.
“our guide was excellent- looked after us really well and was very personal and interesting”
See Budapest’s grand avenues, Danube views, Castle Hill, and major sights on a small-group e-bike tour with a local guide.
“Oliver’s guiding and relevant stories and some personal stories were fantastic. He kept the content just right and we saw an awful lot”
Ride Budapest’s electric monster rollers to Buda Castle, Parliament, and the Danube with a guide, safety briefing, and small-group fun.
“It was a great experience being able to explore the city on the bikes with occasional stops for brief history. Sam was our guide and he was great, very informative and engaging, also allowing us to have breaks to take some pictures. Also he was caring as he kept checking up to make sure we were caught up and weren’t struggling on the bikes. If I came back to Budapest I would definitely do this again!”
Budapest by bike covers the Parliament, Chain Bridge, Danube, and Heroes’ Square with an English guide, bikes, and an optional helmet.
“The tour was great. Fun riding around town. Allows for a great overview of the top city attractions. The guide, Sam, was so friendly and accommodating.”
See Budapest by e-bike, from Castle Hill and the Danube to Parliament, Andrassy Avenue, Heroes’ Square, and City Park in three hours.
“Andy was a great guide and took the time to explain everything and point out things I would have otherwise missed . Highly recommend it”
See Budapest’s grand sights by bike, hear lively local stories, and enjoy Hungarian goulash on this relaxed four-hour city tour.
“This was the best tour of our trip so far. Katalin was amazing. She gave us a wonderful overview of the city with very helpful tips. All of our stops were interesting and relevant. We were able to cover so much ground on bikes. The goulash was a delicious bonus as well! Could not recommend this tour enough for anyone looking to get a panoramic view of this incredible city!!”
See Budapest by bike, from Heroes’ Square to Parliament, with a local guide, flat riding, Danube views, water, and a bowl of goulash.
“I really enjoyed this tour. It was truly a great experience to ride a bike through the streets of Bucarest. Zsombor is an extremely attentive and informative guide. Also open to any questions I had. Thanks to him, a learned a lot about the city and its history, which will allow me to enjoy Budapest even more. Do yourself a favour and book this tour, you will not regret it. And by the way, the gulash was amazing!”
See Budapest by e-bike in four hours, from the Opera House and Parliament to Margaret Island, Buda Castle, and Fisherman’s Bastion.
“Lots of great info on all of the major Budapest landmarks from our guide Hafa. The e-bikes were fun and he safely navigated us around roads, bridges, tram tracks and lots of traffic and people.”
See Budapest by e-bike from Opera House to Buda Castle, Margaret Island, and Parliament, with local stories, photo stops, and hill-friendly riding.
“we had a great guide thank you Beka! it was great. we were a little disappointed at the size of the bikes. I am 157cm tall and need a small frame bike or step through and they were all just simply too big for me. i ended up using a scooter (which I loved!) but my mum who came on the tour with me struggled hugely with the size of her bike. A few people pulled out of our tour because we would have expected E bikes to be more accessible for older individuals. There are no step through bikes available at this company if you need one. otherwise the…”
See Budapest’s grand sights by bike in 3.5 hours, with local stories, 15 scenic stops, quality bikes, and a helpful city orientation.
“We enjoyed hearing about all the history of Budapest and Hungary. History is a big reason for us to travel. By doing this on bicycles, we were able to visit more sites over a wider distance. We rode down Andrassy Avenue to Heroes Square and the Millennium Monument and learned about the founding of Hungary more than 1100 years ago, as well as the millennium celebration in 1896. We visited the Városliget Park and many of the iconic churches and other buildings in the city. We learned about the occupation of Hungary by the Ottoman Turks, the National Socialists of Germany and the Communists of the USSR. We rode across…”
See Budapest by bike from Castle Hill to Margaret Island, with Parliament, Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square, and extra bike time until 6 PM.
“Niki a ete un excellent guide. Nous avons adore cette balade tres comlete, ile margaret, chateau et les places, monuments et autres pont. Merci”
See Budapest by e-bike in three hours, from Citadella and Castle Hill to Parliament, St Stephen’s Basilica, and Margaret Island.
“Petra was an excellent guide and shared an informative tour of the history and the major landmarks of the city”
See Budapest by bike on a small-group ride from Andrassy Avenue to Heroes’ Square, Buda, the Danube, and a coffee-and-pastry stop.
“Sam was absolutely brilliant, very tailored for what we wanted. He was so knowledgeable, and friendly. The lift broke up the top of the hill and he carried our bikes up too. Nothing was too much for him. Totally recommend to everyone . Thank you”
Pick a bank of the river, a bath house or a cellar.
