TOUR START/FINISH After a short riding lesson, start exploring the city on the Pest side remarkable for its elegant 19th-century architecture. Ride along the spectacular Danube riverbanks and bridges and the elegant Andrassy Avenue and wonder at the Opera House and grand 19th-century palaces. Visit Heroes’ Square and learn about Hungarian history in a nutshell then tour through the charming City Park, home to the Zoo, the Great Circus, Széchenyi Bath and Vajdahunyad Castle. Marvel at St Stephen's Basilica and the Parliament Building then cross the river Danube and explore the Buda side famous for its medieval castle and astonishing hilltop views. Tour through the cobblestone streets of the historic Buda Castle District, visit the Royal Palace and the iconic Matthias Church and marvel at the stunning view from Fisherman’s Bastion, the most famous lookout in Budapest. At last, drive up to the Citadel and Liberty Statue on top of Gellert Hill and admire the unparalleled view of Budapest.

Central Market Hall

The Great Market Hall standing on the Pest side of Liberty Bridge is the largest and most popular market hall in Budapest. The 150-metre-long, 3-storey brick building supported by a cast-iron frame was built in 1896 by the Hungarian architect and academic Samu Pecz. The historicist main facade features Zsolnay ceramic tiles. The market hall is a mecca for food lovers. Hungarian sausage and salami, goose liver and sweet paprika powder are just a few of the countless Hungarian delicacies that you can buy here. In its dozen of food outlets, you can taste typical Hungarian dishes like goulash soup or lángos (scone) and you can even buy your souvenirs. The Great Market Hall is a must-see tourist attraction that was elected by CNN as the best market hall in Europe.