Ideally located in the vibrant heart of Budapest, the BasiliQ Hotel 4* occupies two elegant 19th-century buildings and combines historic charm with contemporary comfort. Behind its ornate façades, the hotel blends classic architectural details with refined modern interiors, creating a stylish and welcoming atmosphere.

With its spacious rooms, attentive service and carefully designed spaces, the hotel offers a comfortable retreat after a day exploring the Hungarian capital. Its prime location also makes it the perfect base from which to discover the many cultural and historical treasures of Budapest, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Danube.”

There's no better place to call home during your stay in Budapest than the elegantly appointed Executive Room. Featuring a host of first-class amenities, cosy furnishings and plenty of space to stretch out and relax, this room has all the makings for a perfect stay.

Warm and inviting with its spacious interior, luxurious amenities and picture-perfect view, the sleek and modern Junior Suite is the perfect setting to retire to at the end of a busy day.

Chic, stylish and comfortable, the Deluxe Room comes with all the makings for a hassle-free stay, including plush furnishings, modern amenities and a fabulous view of the iconic St. Stephen's Basilica.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

For those wishing to stay active during their visit, the hotel offers a fitness centre, ideal for maintaining your workout routine while travelling. Guests can also take advantage of the bike hire service, a wonderful way to explore Budapest and discover its iconic landmarks, elegant boulevards and riverside promenades along the Danube.

Whether cycling through the historic streets or admiring the city’s architecture, this is a perfect way to experience the Hungarian capital from a different perspective.

Visit the interior of St. Stephen's Basilica in Pest, Budapest's neoclassical gem, and admire its frescoes, ornaments and the relic of St. Stephen, without access to the dome.

Explore Budapest at your own pace on a panoramic multi-stop bus. Hop aboard a multi-stop bus to discover Budapest at your own pace, freely getting on and off at any stop, as many times as you like throughout the day.

Visit St. Stephen's Basilica in Pest where you'll admire the frescoes, sculptures and ornaments that enhance the setting. Don't miss the church's most revered relic, the mummified hand of King St. Stephen.

Finally, climb to the top of Pest's St. Stephen's Basilica to reach a panoramic terrace offering views over Szent István tér square and the entire Hungarian capital.

Visit the interior of St. Stephen's Basilica in Pest, Budapest's neoclassical gem, and admire its frescoes, ornaments and the relic of St. Stephen, without access to the dome.

A must-see attraction and Budapest's largest thermal baths, this spa was built a century ago and is renowned for the health benefits of its waters. In summer and winter alike, relax in its indoor and outdoor pools, which boast the warmest waters in Budapest.

Discover one of the world's greatest Baroque palaces in Gödöllö, where Empress Elisabeth, better known as Sissi, stayed with her husband, Emperor Franz Joseph.

Meet your guide in the heart of Budapest and set off on a 30-minute drive to Gödöllö. Explore the gardens and sumptuous interiors of this palace, while listening to your guide's accounts of the history of the place and the stays of Empress Sissi and Franz Joseph I. You'll discover secrets about their lives and the castle's hidden passages.

Take in the view during a dinner cruise with live performances of popular classical melodies by the Hungarian folk orchestra.

A stunning blend of history, culture, and vibrant city life, Budapest is one of Europe’s most captivating capitals. Formed through the unification of Buda, Pest, and Óbuda in 1873, the city boasts a rich heritage, grand architecture, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Whether you’re soaking in its famed thermal baths, exploring medieval castles, or enjoying its lively nightlife, Budapest offers an unforgettable city break.

Must-sees:

• Széchenyi Thermal Baths: The city’s most iconic bathhouse, where you can relax in naturally heated waters in stunning Neo-Baroque surroundings.
• Buda Castle & Fisherman’s Bastion: Walk through centuries of history in the Castle District and enjoy panoramic views of the Danube and the majestic Hungarian Parliament Building.
• Chain Bridge: An emblem of Budapest, this grand 19th-century suspension bridge connects Buda and Pest and offers spectacular views, especially at night.
• Hungarian Parliament Building: One of the most magnificent government buildings in the world, best admired from across the river or on a Danube cruise.
• Heroes’ Square & City Park: A grand square celebrating Hungary’s national history, leading to the lush greenery of City Park and Vajdahunyad Castle.

Culinary culture:

Hungarian cuisine is hearty, flavourful, and deeply rooted in tradition. Try goulash, a rich and spicy beef stew, or lángos, deep-fried dough topped with sour cream and cheese. The Jewish Quarter offers some of the best cafés and street food, while Budapest’s ruin bars serve traditional pálinka, a strong fruit brandy that’s a must-try. For a luxurious treat, sip coffee in the lavish surroundings of the New York Café, one of the most beautiful cafés in the world.

Dive deeper:

For a different perspective of the city, take a Danube River cruise, hopping on at Elizabeth Bridge and heading north to the charming artists' town of Szentendre. Discover the underground labyrinth beneath Buda Castle, or explore the House of Terror, a thought-provoking museum detailing Hungary’s turbulent 20th-century history. Budapest’s Jewish Quarter is a fascinating mix of history and nightlife, home to the stunning Dohány Street Synagogue and quirky ruin bars like Szimpla Kert.

Good to know:

Budapest is a walkable city, but the M1 metro line (the second-oldest metro in the world) is a great way to get around. The local currency is the Hungarian forint (HUF), and while many places accept euros, it’s best to use the local money. Visit in winter for magical Christmas markets or in summer for lively festivals like Sziget, one of Europe’s biggest music festivals. Whether you’re looking for history, relaxation, or buzzing nightlife, Budapest delivers on every level.