Landmarks in Budapest

Getting printed Tickets via Headout hostesses went smoothly. The building and its interior decorations are absolutely impressive. The guided Tour was very informative.

My visit to the Parliament Building in Budapest with Headout was a truly unforgettable experience and was organized to perfection. The real highlight was the entrance: thanks to our priority-access ticket, we were able to completely skip the very long line at the entrance, entering the building in just a few minutes and without any stress. Once inside, the building’s grandeur literally takes your breath away. The most exciting and unforgettable moment was seeing the monumental Royal Staircase, but above all, entering the magnificent Dome Hall. Standing just a few meters from the legendary Crown of St. Stephen, guarded with impeccable solemnity and security, truly makes you feel as though history is right at your fingertips. The entire visit was smooth and enjoyable, with timing managed perfectly, allowing you to admire every gilded detail and every fresco at your own pace. It’s an experience I highly recommend to anyone visiting the city who’s looking for reliable service!

I would like to say t Széchenyi Spa is really a must visit spot in budapest the best place to relax your mind your body and soul, from the cabin safetiness, to sauna's, steam sauna's and the bath salt. The staff are accomodating and very polite, the water is clean, WC's are also clean. Overall is one of the best to relax. Will recommend to my friends and relatives and i can say i will go back again amd again and again.

Great place, definitely worth a visit and would return. A shame the cool plunge was closed under construction as it was 41 degrees outside when we visited!

The cruise went very well. The scenery is fantastic and well worth the trip. It’s ideal for taking photos of the monuments at night. The staff was friendly and helpful. The complimentary drink could have been of better quality. I recommend it.

I definitely recommend the boat tour! We bought our tickets right in the app for the 7:20 p.m. tour. After purchasing them, you’ll find all the necessary information, including your tickets, in the app. We arrived for the cruise 15 minutes before it started. We were greeted by a friendly gentleman to whom we showed our ticket in the app; he gave us a boarding pass and seated us. We then waited for the cruise to begin, which started exactly at 7:20 PM. We presented our boarding pass when boarding the boat. We boarded the boat, where glasses of prosecco or orange juice were waiting for us. Up on the boat, there were benches with plenty of space, and each bench had a soft cushion, so sitting was comfortable. The boat moved at a moderate speed, slowly, and the entire cruise was a pleasant experience for us. It was a truly pleasant evening; we sat, chatted, sipped prosecco, and enjoyed the beautiful views of the sights. From 7:20 PM to 8:20 PM, the sun was just setting, so we didn’t get to see the Parliament building lit up at night, but that didn’t bother us at all. If you want to see the Parliament at night, take the cruise later in the evening. However, there were fewer people on our cruise, which suited us just fine; by the time the next cruise departed, there were quite a few more people waiting, precisely because of the illuminated Parliament. At the end of the cruise, the waiters came to collect the empty glasses. I’m planning to go back to Budapest, and I’ll definitely take the boat cruise again.

from the entrance to the interior it was all about discovering a place of rest and rejuvenation. the exterior pools were delightful to look at and also immerse onself in. The interior takes us back in time with all the tiling and architecture. Leisurely going from pool to pool and steam room made for an excellent experience. Sitting in the pools makes you feel you have transcended time and history of previous times and peoples of history. we were thouroughly impressed by the cleaness and hygeine. Well Done and our bodies were impressed as we went on our way to catch a train into the city.

St Stephen's is the most lavish cathedral I have ever visited - talk about awe and wonder! My photos do not do it justice. It is well worth paying the extra for the panoramic view. Lots of steps up (over 300!) but there is also an elevator. The Headout skip the line ticket is a must - people were queuing down the street at the ticket office, but there is a separate entrance for online bookings, where there was no queue at all. The ticket is valid for entry any time from 9.00am to 5.00pm.