The best way to see the intricate beauty of Budapest is on foot. This Budapest walking tour provides the top attractions to give you a true feel for the people and culture of this historic city. Ride the metro and walk the streets with a knowledgeable guide to see the best of Budapest.

Your Budapest tour begins at the Opera House, which is a shining example of the new-Renaissance style and considered one of the most beautiful opera houses in Europe. Then, jump on the Millennium metro for a quick ride to Heroes' Square and City Park to learn about Hungarian history and culture from your knowledgeable tour guide. After walking among the line of kings displayed in the park, you'll see the Vajdahunyad Castle, a complex built for the World's Fair in 1896 displaying typical architecture found throughout Hungary. Next, stop at the Szechenyi bath house (and take a peek inside when it's open) to learn about the amazing bath culture this country has to offer. A quick metro ride back to the center of the city will drop you off on Andrassy Boulevard, where you can learn about the historical and cultural significance of the area.

Head on to St. Stephen's Basilica before a stop in a cafe for coffee and a couple "retes," Hungary's famous strudels, which are included in the price of the tour. After reenergizing, you'll head to Danube Promenade for an impressive view of Gellert Hill and the Citadel, Buda Hills, and the Buda Castle District. Continue your Budapest sightseeing as you cross the celebrated Chain Bridge and climb the steps to the Buda Castle District and the Royal Palace.

Finally, stroll through the cobblestone streets to witness the impressive Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion. Your whirlwind tour on the streets of Budapest doesn't have to end there; your local tour guide can give you insider ideas and tips on what to see next.