Budapest Danube Cruise with Dinner Options, Live Music and Dance

Glide along the Danube on a 90-minute evening cruise with dinner options, live music and dance. Check the live booking page for current prices and departure times.

What to Expect on the Water

The cruise runs about an hour and a half, which is enough time to take in both sides of a city that only became Budapest on November 17, 1873, when Buda, Pest and Óbuda were formally unified. From the deck you'll pass under some of the ten bridges that now cross the Danube within the city, including the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, the first permanent link between the two banks when it opened in 1849. The Buda Castle Quarter and the Danube banks have held UNESCO World Heritage status since 1987, and the floodlit castle, Parliament building and riverside promenades are the reason evening sailings are so popular. Dinner choices and exact menus are listed on the booking page, so check there before you go. New to Budapest river cruises? Our guide for first-time cruisers covers what to expect before you book.

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