What to see in Budapest in 4 days

The Hungarian capital is one of the European cities that best lends itself to walking and to letting your intuition guide you, as all you need to do to get your bearings is to find the Danube River, which divides the city in two, or the Buda Hill, which can be seen from anywhere. If you are planning a 4-day trip to Budapest we congratulate you because it is the basic time to enjoy its monuments, the atmosphere of its streets, its museums, bars and restaurants without having to go on the run. What’s more, on a getaway of this kind you can even allow yourself the whim of going on an excursion to the surrounding area. Our recommendation is to choose a place nearby so that you can return in time to enjoy Budapest’s nightlife.In the itinerary below we have selected the must-see sights, taking the liberty to set aside time for you to enjoy the historic spas located in the city and good restaurants. Both spa and gastronomic tourism should be taken seriously in this Central European capital. If you are looking for something to do as a couple, with family or friends, this travel diary is sure to come in handy.

Itinerary Detail per day
Buda Castle

Buda Castle

One of the most characteristic silhouettes along Budapest's skyline is represented by Buda Castle. This palace has been of vital importance in the history of Budapest and Hungary, and nowadays it is a tourist attraction and a World Heritage Site. Discover it!

Budapest’s Chain Bridge

Budapest’s Chain Bridge

One of the symbols of Budapest is the famous Chain Bridge, the historical iron and stone viaduct that crosses the Danube river joining two halves of the city, Buda and Pest.

St Stephen’s Basilica

St Stephen’s Basilica

One of the most important landmarks in Budapest is St Stephen’s Basilica. The Catholic church stands in a central position in Pest and is a true symbol of the city: a work of art and a wonderful place to listen to organ concerts.

Gellért Baths

Gellért Baths

Gellért Baths is one of the most famous thermal baths in Budapest. The benefits of its water, its beautiful architecture and its history have made it popular among both locals and foreigners, who enjoy bathing in its famous thermal waters in the Hungarian capital.

Szentendre

Szentendre

Szentendre bien merece una escapada desde Budapest, para conocer el legado de aquellos serbios, croatas y griegos que llegaron aquí en el siglo XVIII huyendo de la guerra.

Avenida Andrássy

Avenida Andrássy

Andrássy Avenue is one of the most distinguished and elegant streets in Budapest, lined with beautiful houses, exclusive stores and emblematic buildings. Read this post to find out more.


Budapest Chain Bridge

Budapest Chain Bridge

One of the symbols of Budapest is the famous Chain Bridge, the historical iron and stone viaduct that crosses the Danube river joining two halves of the city, Buda and Pest.

Bupest Opera House

Bupest Opera House

Budapest Opera, or the National Opera of Hungary, is one of Budapest’s most famous buildings. Admiring its architecture, and the possibility of attending a live opera are two ideas that you should keep in mind if you visit Budapest.

Together let's take care of the environment and turn the future into a better destination. For a regenerative tourism.

Top experiences

Find your ideal itinerary

We help you design the best itineraries for your stay in Budapest.

Select the area you are staying in and the duration of your trip.

What area will you be in?

How many days?