Cocktail and Cruise

What awaits you:

Live music: Professional musicians will create a unique atmosphere, performing both famous Hungarian melodies and popular world hits.

Cocktails: You will be offered two alcoholic cocktails of your choice. The specific list of cocktails may vary, but often includes such popular options as Pina Colada, Mojito, Sex on the Beach, Cuba Libre, Old Fashioned, and others. You can also order non-alcoholic drinks if you wish.

Views of Budapest: From the deck of the ship, many stunning views of Budapest open up, as the river runs through the very heart of the city, revealing panoramas of both its sides — Buda and Pest. The city is especially beautiful in the evening, when the lights are turned on.

Hungarian Parliament Building: A majestic building in the Neo-Gothic style, one of the most recognizable symbols of Budapest. It looks especially impressive in the evening illumination.

Széchenyi Chain Bridge: The first permanent bridge connecting Buda and Pest. It is considered a symbol of the city and an engineering masterpiece.

Vigadó Square and Vigadó Concert Hall: A historic square and concert hall where various cultural events take place.

St. Stephen's Basilica (partially visible): The dome of the basilica is visible from the river, although the church itself is located a little further into the city.

Buda Castle, located on Castle Hill, is a city within a city. It harmoniously combines palace buildings, ancient churches, and observation platforms offering breathtaking views of Pest.

Royal Palace (Buda Castle): The former residence of Hungarian kings, today it houses museums and galleries.

Matthias Church: A beautiful church with a bright tiled roof, the coronation site of Hungarian monarchs.

Fisherman's Bastion: An architectural structure in the Neo-Gothic style with white towers and galleries, offering panoramic views of Pest.

Gellért Hill: On the top of Gellért Hill, where the Citadel is located, rises the Liberty Statue — a monument symbolizing the liberation of Hungary. From here, from the height of the hill, magnificent views of the city open up. At the foot of the hill is the famous Gellért Bath, built in Art Nouveau style.

Bridges of Budapest: In addition to the Chain Bridge, you can see other bridges spanning the Danube from the ship: Margaret Bridge, Liberty Bridge, Elisabeth Bridge, Petőfi Bridge, and Rákóczi Bridge. Each of them has its own architectural feature and history.

Margaret Island (partially visible): A green island on the Danube with parks, fountains, and recreation areas.

City panorama as a whole: A Danube cruise allows you to see Budapest from an unusual perspective, appreciate its scale and harmonious combination of architectural styles. Along the riverbanks stretch magnificent embankments, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as an outstanding example of urban development. The evening illumination of the buildings gives this panorama a special charm.