Hungary Tour Packages
Hungary is a magical destination in the heart of Central Europe. Its grand history echoes through imperial cities, healing thermal waters bubble beneath architectural marvels and the cuisine is as rich and hearty as the culture. From the majestic Danube River that splits its capital in two to the rolling vineyards producing world-class wines, Hungary offers a journey filled with discovery, relaxation, and unforgettable moments. Whether you are dreaming of exploring fairytale castles, indulging in vibrant nightlife, or simply soaking in a thermal bath, our Hungary tour packages are your gateway to an extraordinary adventure.
At Regency Holidays, we believe travel is about creating lifelong memories. Let us handle the details while you immerse yourself in the magic of Hungary. Browse our curated itineraries or contact our travel experts to customize your dream holiday. Your Hungarian story begins here - book your tour package today!
7 Days Austria Hungary Slovakia Czech Germany Tour Package
- Vienna (1N)
- Prague (2N)
2+Cities
Hotel included in packageStarting fromQAR 6,834
QAR 7,859
SAVE QAR 1,025
Per Person on twin sharing
Cab Facilities
Airport pickup-drop+2 More
Alluring Eastern Europe 7 Days 6 Nights Tour Package
- Vienna (2N)
- Prague (2N)
1+Cities
Hotel included in packageStarting fromQAR 5,450
QAR 6,572
SAVE QAR 1,122
Per Person on twin sharingAirport pickup-drop
Breakfast+2 More
RecommendedCentral Europe 6 Nights 7 Days Tour Package
- Vienna (2N)
- Prague (2N)
1+Cities
Hotel included in packageStarting fromQAR 3,998
QAR 4,597
SAVE QAR 599
Per Person on twin sharingAirport pickup-dropBreakfast+2 More
Uncover the Highlights of Hungary with Our Hungary Tour Packages
Hungary is a treasure trove of experiences, blending the grandeur of the old world with a lively, contemporary spirit. The country is packed with surprises and delights at every turn, and our Hungary holiday packages allow you to discover the best of what it has in store for you:
- Architectural Grandeur: Witness the legacy of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the stunning architecture of Budapest, from the Gothic Revival Parliament Building to the neo-Renaissance State Opera House.
- The City of Spas: Budapest is famed for its more than 100 thermal springs. Soaking in the ornate Szechenyi or Gellért Baths is a quintessential Hungarian experience.
- Rich History & Culture: Explore Roman ruins, medieval castles, and poignant memorials that tell the story of a nation that has stood at the crossroads of history for centuries.
- Goulash and Beyond: Hungarian cuisine is a flavourful adventure. Taste the famous goulash, indulge in sweet chimney cakes (Kürtőskalács), and sample exquisite local wines.
What makes Hungary truly stand out?
Hungary stands out for its unique character. It offers the imperial charm of Vienna and the bohemian spirit of Prague but with a distinctly Magyar identity. It’s a place where you can explore a bustling capital and serene countryside all in one trip, making it a standout choice for your next European getaway. Our Hungary tour packages ensure you see the very best of it.
Travel with Regency Holidays: The Best Hungary Tour Packages
When you choose Regency Holidays for your Hungarian adventure, you are choosing a seamless and enriching travel experience. We are committed to crafting journeys that go beyond the ordinary.
Package Inclusions
- Comfortable accommodation in centrally located hotels
- Guided city tours with expert local guides
- Entrance fees to major attractions and monuments
- Smooth airport and internal transfers
- Daily breakfast to start your day right
- 24/7 on-trip support from our dedicated team
Types of Hungary Tour Packages
- Luxury Escapes: Indulge in 5-star hotels, private tours, and exclusive dining experiences
- Honeymoon Specials: Romantic itineraries featuring private boat cruises on the Danube, wine tasting, and couple’s spa treatments
- Family Adventures: Fun-filled packages with visits to the Budapest Zoo, the Children’s Railway, and spacious family-friendly accommodations
- Cultural Immersions: Deep-dive into Hungarian history, art, and music, perfect for culture lovers.
With Regency Holidays, you get personalized support from our travel experts who help you tailor your trip. Looking for more options? Explore our wider range of Europe tour packages and get ready to explore beyond Hungary!
How to Reach Hungary
Getting to Hungary is straightforward, with excellent connectivity from major global hubs.
By Air:
The primary international gateway to Hungary is Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD). Located about 16 kilometers from Budapest city center, the airport is served by numerous international airlines, including:
- Wizz Air (Hungary's national budget carrier)
- Ryanair
- Lufthansa
- British Airways
- KLM
- Air France
- Emirates
- Qatar Airways
Major Airports in Hungary
- Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD)
- Debrecen International Airport (DEB)
- Hévíz–Balaton Airport (SOB)
Other Transport Options
Hungary is well-connected by train to major European cities like Vienna, Prague, and Berlin. International bus services also offer a budget-friendly way to travel to and from neighbouring countries.
Best Time to Visit Hungary
Peak Season (June to August)
- Weather: Hot and sunny (perfect for festivals and outdoor activities)
- Events: Sziget Festival, Budapest Summer Festival
Shoulder Season (April to May & September to October)
- Weather: Mild and pleasant, with beautiful spring blooms/autumn colours
- Events: Budapest Spring Festival, Café Budapest Contemporary Arts Festival
Off-Season (November to March)
- Weather: Cold with Snowfall
- Events: Christmas markets, New Year’s celebrations
Other Information to Know About Hungary
- Currency Used in Hungary: Hungarian Forint (HUF)
- Languages Spoken in Hungary: Hungarian (Magyar), English, German
- Time Zone in Hungary: Central European Time Zone (CET), UTC+1
Top 10 Places to Visit in Hungary
The cities and countryside of Hungary are dotted with incredible sights. Here are ten places you cannot miss for a memorable Hungary trip:
1. Buda Castle (Budapest)
Dating back to the 13th century, Buda Castle is a historic complex housing the Hungarian National Gallery and Budapest History Museum. It sits atop the Castle Hill (Várhegy) that offers panoramic views of Budapest city and the Danube River.
2. Hungarian Parliament Building (Budapest)
Also known as the Parliament of Budapest, the Hungarian Parliament Building is an iconic Gothic Revival masterpiece. Built in 1904, it is one of the most beautiful legislative buildings in the world.
3. Szechenyi Thermal Bath (Budapest)
Szechenyi Thermal Bath is the largest medicinal bath in Europe, with stunning Neo-baroque architecture and 21 pools. Here, visitors can enjoy thalasso therapy, massages, saunas and spa services, and so much more.
4. St. Stephen’s Basilica (Budapest)
St. Stephen’s Basilica is a magnificent basilica named after the first King of Hungary, home to his revered right hand. Its major highlight is the 96-meter-tall central dome, which you can climb for stunning views.
5. Fisherman’s Bastion (Budapest)
Fisherman’s Bastion (Halászbástya) is a fairy-tale-like terrace with seven towers representing the Magyar tribes. It is known for stunning views of the Danube and Pest.
6. Széchenyi Chain Bridge
Built in 1849, Széchenyi Chain Bridge is the first permanent bridge in Budapest. It connects Buda and Pest across the Danube River. Its stone lions and iron chains are famous. Visitors can walk across and enjoy great city views.
7. Eger Castle
Eger Castle is a historic fortress famous for repelling the Ottoman army in 1552. Today, it houses a small museum, archery exhibits, waxworks, and a dungeon.
8. Lake Balaton
Often called the ‘Hungarian Sea’, Lake Balaton is the largest lake of Central Europe. It is a perfect spot for swimming, sailing, and relaxing in the summer.
9. Tokaj Wine Region
Tokaj Wine Region is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its sweet Tokaji Aszú wine, often called the ‘King of wines.’ Visitors can go on wine tasting tours, wander through the historic cellars, and enjoy kayaking on the Tisza and Bodrog rivers.
10. Hollókő
Hollókő is a well-preserved traditional village in the northern part of Hungary. Also recognized as a UNESCO site, the village offers a glimpse into rural Hungarian life before the 20th century.
10 Must-Do Activities in Hungary
- Soak in a historic thermal bath in Budapest
- Take a night cruise along the Danube River
- Explore the ruin bars in Budapest’s Jewish Quarter
- Hike in the scenic Danube Bend region
- Go wine tasting in the Eger or Tokaj regions
- Attend a classical music concert in a historic church
- Shop for local produce and souvenirs at the Great Market Hall in Budapest
- Try making traditional Hungarian goulash in a cooking class
- Visit the Hungarian State Opera House for a tour or a performance
- Cycle around Lake Balaton
Popular Hotels to Stay in Hungary
- Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest
- The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest
- Aria Hotel Budapest by Library Hotel Collection
- Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
- Matild Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel (Budapest)
- Hotel Moments Budapest by Continental Group
- Prestige Hotel Budapest
- Ikonik Parlament
- Boutique Hotel Budapest
- Hotel Collect - Adults Only
Hotels Near Airport (BUD)
- ibis Styles Budapest Airport
- Airport Hotel Stáció Wellness & Konferencia
- Hotel Ferihegy
- Sarokház Panzió
- Budapest Airport Hotel Premium
Top Restaurants in Hungary
Vegetarian Restaurants
- Great Bistro
- Napfényes Étterem és Cukrászda
- Kozmosz Vegan Restaurant
- Las Vegan's
- Vegan Garden
Non-Vegetarian Restaurants
- Onyx Restaurant
- Costes Downtown
- Aszú Étterem
- Menza
- Gettó Gulyás
Best Cuisines to Try in Hungary
- Goulash (Gulyás)
- Lángos
- Chicken Paprikash (Csirkepaprikás)
- Fisherman’s Soup (Halászlé)
- Stuffed Cabbage (Töltött Káposzta)
- Chimney Cake (Kürtőskalács)
- Dobos Torte (Dobostorta)
- Túró Rudi
- Pörkölt
- Somlói Galuska
Top 10 Things to Buy in Hungary
- Paprika (sweet or hot) in decorative tins
- Tokaji Aszú wine
- Pálinka (traditional fruit brandy)
- Hand-painted Herend or Zsolnay porcelain
- Hungarian folk art embroidery (Matyó or Kalocsa)
- Unicum, a Hungarian herbal liqueur
- Szamos marzipan figures
- A traditional Hungarian chess set
- Folk art dolls in traditional costume
- Acacia honey
Top 10 Places for Shopping in Hungary
- Váci Street (Budapest)
- Andrássy Avenue (Budapest)
- Great Market Hall (Budapest)
- WestEnd City Center (Budapest)
- Ecseri Flea Market (Budapest)
- Falk Miksa Street (Budapest)
- Paloma
- Corvin Plaza Shopping Mall
- Allee Mall
- Mammut Shopping and Entertainment Centre
Experience Nightlife in Hungary
Budapest is known for its legendary nightlife, featuring unique and eclectic ‘ruin bars’ that are housed in abandoned buildings. The scene is diverse, offering everything from cozy pubs to high-energy clubs. To dive into the best of Hungary’s nightlife, consider visiting the following venues:
- Szimpla Kert
- Instant-Fogas
- Gozsdu Courtyard
- Anker't
- Doboz
- A38 Ship
- Pontoon
- Ötkert
- Ladó Café
- High Note SkyBar
Travel Tips for Your Hungary Trip
- Learn a few Hungarian words like ‘Szia’ (hello) and ‘Köszönöm’ (thank you)
- Always carry some cash in Hungarian Forints (HUF), as cards are not accepted everywhere
- Buy a multi-day pass for convenient commute by public transport system
- Be respectful when visiting historical sites, particularly those related to WWII and the 1956 Uprising
- When visiting churches, ensure your shoulders and knees are covered
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