Hungary is much more than Budapest – although Budapest is a pretty good place to start! From medieval castles and famous wine regions to thermal lakes, mountains and the shores of Lake Balaton, there is plenty waiting to be discovered.
Explore Hungary with comfortable private transfers and tailor-made day trips. From historic cities and famous wine regions to Lake Balaton and breathtaking natural landscapes, discover some of the country’s most beautiful destinations.
🏞️ Danube Bend – Three Towns, One Great Day Szentendre, Visegrád & Esztergom
Why choose just one destination when you can visit three?
Start with Szentendre, a colourful riverside town filled with cobbled streets, small cafés, galleries and charming little shops.
Continue to Visegrád, where the medieval Citadel rewards you with one of the most spectacular views over the Danube. Yes, you have to go uphill – but don’t worry, that’s why you booked a driver.
Finish the journey in Esztergom, home to Hungary’s largest church, the magnificent Esztergom Basilica, standing proudly above the Danube.
Szentendre, Visegrád and Esztergom – three completely different experiences in one unforgettable day.
🏰 Eger – Castles, History & Very Good Wine
Eger has everything you need for a great Hungarian day trip: a beautiful old town, an impressive castle and plenty of wine.
Explore Eger Castle, wander through the charming Baroque streets and then visit the famous Valley of the Beautiful Woman, where traditional wine cellars are waiting.
The sightseeing is excellent. The wine tasting usually makes it even better.
🍇 Tokaj – Where Wine Is Part of the History
Welcome to one of the world’s most famous historic wine regions.
Travel through beautiful vineyards, discover traditional wine cellars and taste the legendary Tokaji wines right where they are produced.
You don’t have to be a wine expert to enjoy Tokaj. You just need a glass – and preferably someone else to drive.
Luckily, we can help with the second part.
☀️ Lake Balaton – The Hungarian Sea
Lake Balaton is Hungary’s largest lake, famous for its crystal-clear waters, stunning landscapes and charming lakeside towns.
Visit the historic Tihany Abbey, stroll along the beautiful promenade in Balatonfüred, discover picturesque villages and enjoy breathtaking views of the lake.
Whether you’re looking for relaxation, sightseeing or a peaceful escape from the city, Lake Balaton is the perfect destination.
♨️ Hévíz – Relax, You’ve Earned It
Sometimes sightseeing means walking kilometres around a city. In Hévíz, it can mean floating peacefully in warm thermal water.
The famous Lake Hévíz is one of the world’s largest biologically active natural thermal lakes and offers a truly unique wellness experience.
Relax, recharge and forget about your schedule for a while. We’ll remember when it’s time to pick you up.
🍇 Badacsony – The Land of Wine and Stunning Views
Badacsony is famous for its volcanic hills, beautiful vineyards, excellent white wines and spectacular panoramic views over Lake Balaton.
Explore traditional wine cellars, taste the region’s famous Kéknyelű wine, enjoy scenic hiking trails and discover the charm of Hungary’s countryside.
And if you love good wine, delicious local food and unforgettable sunsets, Badacsony is definitely a place you shouldn’t miss.
🏛️ Pécs – A Little Mediterranean Feeling in Hungary
Colourful streets, historic buildings, cosy cafés and a surprisingly Mediterranean atmosphere make Pécs one of Hungary’s most enjoyable cities to explore.
Discover its historic centre, impressive cathedral and the colourful Zsolnay Cultural Quarter, then simply enjoy wandering through the streets.
Don’t rush. Pécs is better enjoyed slowly.
🐎 Debrecen & Hortobágy – Welcome to the Puszta
Leave the busy city behind and discover the wide-open landscapes of eastern Hungary.
Explore Debrecen, one of Hungary’s most important cities, before continuing into Hortobágy National Park, famous for its endless plains, traditional Hungarian horsemen and unique wildlife.
The horizon seems to go on forever – traffic jams, fortunately, usually don’t.
🦇 Aggtelek National Park – Discover Hungary Underground
Hungary isn’t only beautiful above ground.
Enter the spectacular Baradla Cave and discover an extraordinary underground world of enormous chambers, fascinating rock formations and passages created by nature over millions of years.
No skyscrapers. No traffic. Definitely no mobile signal in some places. Sometimes that’s exactly what you need.
⛰️ Mátra Mountains – Take the Scenic Route
Need a break from city streets? Head north towards the Mátra Mountains.
Enjoy winding mountain roads, forests, charming villages and beautiful panoramic viewpoints. The region is also home to Kékestető, Hungary’s highest point.
At 1,014 metres it may not impress the Alps – but Hungary is very proud of it, so please be supportive.
Perfect for nature trips, hiking or simply enjoying the countryside from the comfort of your private vehicle.
☀️ Szeged – The City of Sunshine
Szeged is famous for sunshine, beautiful architecture and a relaxed atmosphere along the Tisza River.
Visit the impressive Votive Church, explore the magnificent Dóm Square, discover colourful Art Nouveau buildings and enjoy one of Hungary’s most pleasant city centres.
And if you’re hungry, this is also an excellent place to discover why Hungarians take their fish soup very seriously.
🏘️ Sopron – Hungary Meets Austria
Close to the Austrian border, Sopron feels wonderfully different from the rest of Hungary.
Walk through its beautifully preserved old town, discover medieval streets and historic buildings, climb the famous Fire Tower and explore the vineyards surrounding the city.
History, wine and beautiful scenery – that’s already a pretty good reason for a road trip.
🏛️ Győr – The Beautiful Stop Between Budapest & Vienna
Travelling between Budapest and Vienna? Don’t just drive past Győr.
This elegant Baroque city has a beautiful historic centre, colourful squares, narrow streets and a lovely riverside atmosphere.
Stop for a walk, have a coffee and discover one of Hungary’s most underrated cities. Vienna can wait an hour.
