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Uncover the fascinating layers of Budapest's Buda Castle District on this immersive walking tour led by a licensed archaeologist-historian. Explore the district from its medieval foundations to its vibrant present, delving into centuries of architectural evolution and captivating stories that shaped Hungary's capital.
Your journey begins at the evocative ruins of a medieval monastery, weaving through hidden courtyards, historic streets, and the atmospheric Jewish quarter. Discover how Gothic walls were transformed into Baroque residences, and step inside a rare medieval Jewish prayer house, included with your tour. Each stop reveals a new chapter of Buda’s rich past.
Stroll along ancient castle walls, stand where legendary battles unfolded, and admire the striking blend of old and new at landmarks like the National Archives and the Church of the Assumption. Marvel at the Fishermen’s Bastion and learn about the royal palace’s dramatic transformations, all while enjoying expert commentary that brings history to life.
The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours, covering the full length of the Castle District from its southern tip to the northern walls. With group sizes limited to 15, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience in English. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, as the route includes cobbled streets and uneven surfaces.
Entrance to the medieval Jewish prayer house is included, while access to the interiors of Matthias Church, Royal Palace, and Fisherman’s Bastion’s upper terrace is not, but you can visit them independently after the tour. Secure your spot now to experience the stories and secrets of Buda Castle District—spaces fill quickly!




