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Guides / staff members have experience assisting people with disabilities

Accessible bathroom available in only one stop of the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

On this guided accessible tour, you will follow a route of some of the most significant places in Budapest’s history. Your guide will take you to Kossuth Lajos Square, where you’ll see the building where the modern Hungarian government meets. The square also has monuments and memorials to famous people from Hungary’s history. You will then visit Liberty Square, which is home to the US Embassy and also has statues of Soviet leaders. Across the two-hour itinerary, your guide will tell you about Hungary’s rich past and can answer your questions about life in the city today.&nbsp;

This tour is adapted for guests with reduced mobility and other kinds of disability. The tour guides have experience of assisting people with disabilities and can provide written information for guests with hearing impairments. Although part of the route has a cobblestone floor, most of the tour can be navigated independently and there are accessible restrooms near the meeting point and near the end point.&nbsp;

Budapest Politics and History Tour

A guided accessible two-hour tour of sites of political and historic interest in the beautiful city of Budapest. Check out its accessibility here!

The Hungarian Parliament, seen from across the Danube.

Accessible bathrooms at multiple stops during the activity

On this two-hour accessible tour, you’ll see some of the highlights of Budapest and learn about Hungarian history from your guide. The private guide will meet you at Heroes’ Square, where you will see statues dedicated to important people from Hungary’s rich past. You’ll then follow a tour route which includes other well known sites in Budapest, such as City Park and the Szechenyi Thermal Baths. Along the way, you can ask questions and learn about the city from your guide. The tour ends beside the scenic City Park Lake.&nbsp;


	 


This tour is adapted for guests with reduced mobility and other kinds of disability. The tour guides have experience of assisting people with disabilities and can provide written information for guests with hearing impairments. Most of the tour can be navigated independently and there are accessible restrooms near the meeting point, the end point, and at Vajdahunyad Castle.&nbsp;

Landmarks of Budapest Guided Tour

A two-hour accessible private tour of Budapest’s Heroes’ Square and other famous landmarks with a knowledgeable guide. Check out its accessibility here!

Budapest's impressive Heroes' Square, lined with statues.

On this accessible private walking tour, you’ll have the chance to discover the highlights of the beautiful city of Budapest with an experienced tour guide. You’ll meet your guide in Saint Stephen’s Square, close to the Basilica, and together you’ll follow a route that takes in some of the city’s most famous landmarks, including the Danube Promenade, the Chain Bridge, and Vaci shopping street. The two-hour tour has a relaxed pace, giving you the opportunity to snap photos, learn about Budapest’s rich history, and to ask your guide questions about Hungarian history and culture. The tour ends at the meeting point in Saint Stephen’s Square, from which you can carry on exploring or enjoy a meal or a drink in one of the local restaurants.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities, with a flexible schedule that can be lengthened or shortened according to your needs. There is an accessible restroom at the tour meeting point and the entire tour can be navigated in a wheelchair with minimal assistance. The tour guides have experience of working with people with disabilities and can supply written information about the itinerary for guests with hearing impairments.&nbsp;

Highlights of Budapest Guided Tour

An accessible two-hour private tour of the highlights of beautiful Budapest with a friendly and experienced guide. Check out its accessibility here!

The Parliament in Budapest, seen from across the river.

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