Events in Budapest in August 2025

Soak in the unmatchable panorama of Budapest on a nighttime boat ride along the Danube. Witness the most important landmarks of the city as you sip on unlimited glasses of high-quality Prosecco.

Relax at Széchenyi, the most famous spa in Budapest, before enjoying an optional interactive pálinka spirits-tasting tour in the city center to learn more about Hungary's history and culture.

Discover the Etyek wine region on a guided tour from Budapest. Meet with local winemakers, taste a variety of quality Hungarian wines from the family-owned wine cellars, and savor a 3-course meal.

Explore the Buda Castle District on a guided walking tour in Budapest. See highlights like the Matthias Church and the Royal Palace, and explore hidden gems while hearing about Hungarian history.

Enjoy the Hungarian capital’s official city pass, the key to the city. Benefit from free entry to attractions, unlimited public transportation, and a range of discounts all around the city.

Explore the riverside town of Szentendre on a half-day tour, starting from Budapest. Walk down the streets cherished by artists and see well-preserved houses from centuries ago. Return by boat or bus.

Learn about Hungarian history on a guided tour along the Danube Bend. Explore the towns of Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre, enjoy a short visit to Slovakia, and return to Budapest by bus or boat.

Embark on an adventure along the Danube on a guided tour from Budapest. Visit Esztergom, Visegrád and Szentendre, check out historic buildings, including the largest basilica in Hungary.

Discover some of the most beautiful locations in Hungary on this tour along the Danube. Stop by Visegrád, Esztergom, and Szentendre and explore the country's architecture and history. Stroll along the 750-year-old stones of the former Royal Residence.

The biggest Jewish community in Eastern Europe is in Budapest. Get an look into their rich cultural, historical and religious heritage. Hungarian and Jewish culture have been intertwined for many centuries and it still is.