Budapest Private 1-hour Segway Tour

Posted on by Vladimir Rybinsky

This is the perfect tour if want to have fun exploring the city on a Segway and with just your group.

Highlights and Themes

  • Private tour
  • Opera House and Grand Boulevard of Andrassy
  • St Stephen’s Basilica, Liberty Square
  • Parliament
  • View over Buda Castle, Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion

Duration

1 hour + training

Prices

Group of 1-2 people: 59 € p/ person
Over 3 people: 49 € p/ person

Meeting Point

Yellow Zebra Bikes & Segways 1052 Budapest, Régi posta utca 2

Phone & Whatsapp

+36 70 30 90 334

 Included

Private English speaking guide, Segway machine rental, helmet

 Excluded

Entry fees, food and drink, pick-up and drop-off

Know before you book

  • Tour goes in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately.
  • High-heel shoes and flip-flops are not suitable for riding the Segway
  • The Segway is not appropriate for those weighing over 280llbs/130kg or under 90llbs/40kg (10 years)
  • For the safety of the mother and baby, we do not allow pregnant women to participate
  • You are required to complete a liability waiver (children under 18 years must have an adult sign for them)
  • Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. No show or non-participation on the tour will not be refunded
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Full Tour Description

The tour starts with a practice session of around 20 minutes in front of our office. (This isn’t part in your tour time). Learning to ride is very easy but nonetheless, only when everyone is comfortable will we set off.

You’re tour starts in the shadow of the magnificent Great Synagogue and continue through Pest Downtown to St Stephen’s Basilica and the Parliament. This Gothic Revival style construction is the largest building in Hungary. Here you’ll enjoy a wonderful UNESCO World Heritage panoramic view across the Danube to Buda. You’ll see the Danube, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, the Royal Palace, Fisherman’s Bastion and Margaret Island.

In conclusion, you’ll return to the office via Liberty Square, where you’ll find the monument to the Soviet liberation of Hungary.