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Cultural Tours

YOU MAY REGISTER FOR THE OPTIONAL TOURS ONLINE HERE

Budapest sightseeing, Monday, 31 May
10 am departure from UCC, duration approx. 4 hours

The first programme will be sightseeing in the Buda side of the city by bus. Among several famous sights, the following places will be visited: Buda Castle, Fisherman's Bastion, Gellért Hill, Citadel and the Labyrinth. After the Buda side the Pest side will be discovered : Heroes' Square, Basilica, Opera House etc. Lunch is not included in the tour.
Participation in this programme is included in the accompanying persons’ registration fee. Extra tickets can be purchased.
Price:45 EUR

Eger wine tour, Tuesday, 1 June
9 am departure from UCC, duration approx. 8 hours

Eger is one of the oldest town of Hungary with a rich historical past and numerous monuments. St. Stephen, the first Hungarian King, founded an Archbishopric there. The fortress, which was constructed in the 13th century, played a great role in the fight against the Turks in the 16th century. Eger’s surroundings also display some of the most famous vineyard in Europe., producing such world-renowned brands of wine as the “Leányka’ and the Bull’s Blood. Wine – tasting and lunch in a local restaurant is also part of the programme.
Participation in this programme is included in the accompanying persons’ registration fee. Extra tickets can be purchased.
Price: 70 EUR

Szentendre sightseeing, Wednesday, 2 June
9 am departure from UCC, duration approx. 6 hours

Szentendre, the most picturesque little town along the Hungarian stretch of the Danube, and home to sculptors and painters, is not likely to forget it. The town is a charming monument to the XVIIIth century, with its undulating cobbled streets and unexpected alleyways, and if it exudes something of a Mediterranean atmosphere then that's probably thanks to the Serbs, Dalmatians and Greek who settled here from the XIVth century onwards.

The tour includes a visit to Szentendre itself. After the guided tour in the city, you will visit the Kovács Margit Ceramic Museum, an unique place that exhibits the work of a very special Hungarian artist, who created her own style by combining modern art forms with the traditions of Hungarian folk art. You will also visit Hungary’s biggest outdoor Ethnographic Museum (Skanzen). The architecture of almost every region of the country is represented in this collection of more than 300 buildings.
Price of the tour: 60 Euro / person incl. entrance fees and light lunch.
This tour is not included in any of the registration fees.

Please note: a minimum of 15 participants is required for all tours. Details are subject to change with or without notice.