By place · PROSECCO TOURS IN HUNGARY
The 13 best prosecco tours in Hungary you can book today, with what each one pours, how long it runs and what it costs a head. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Spend 75 minutes on a modern Danube boat with unlimited Prosecco, beer, Aperol Spritz, spritzer, or lemonade. Enjoy Parliament, Liberty Bridge, and Budapest’s nighttime skyline from indoor seats or the open-air terrace, with music and an English audio guide along the way.
“The most amazing experience! It was worth every $ spent.”
Board in central Budapest for a 75 to 90-minute Danube cruise with lounge music, recorded English commentary, and a panoramic-window table. Paulus prosecco, fruit spritzers, and homemade lemonade flow throughout. Add beer or a Hungarian platter at the bar, then head upstairs for photos if weather allows.
“Quite a unique experience, the ice breakers had been on the river as it was the worst freeze since 1963! -10 for our evening cruise. It was absolutely beautiful, lots of ice flow on the river, very hard to only choose 10 photos to upload. Most people on our cruise seemed to be more interested in the free flowing drink than the beautiful sights either side of the river. I stood alone taking so many shots of the shoreline. I still managed to have a few drinks as well. I think the music playlist could do with an update it was very 90's, maybe on purpose? Very enjoyable cruise, staff…”
Board the historic Gróf Széchenyi at Akadémia dock 2 for a 90-minute Danube cruise. You’ll pass Parliament, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Gellért Hill while enjoying live Hungarian music, a welcome Prosecco or juice, and either goulash with lángos or a buffet dinner.
“Easy to find and felt safe onboard ,the food was basic but very nice. The staff were very good and the music was entertaining. Very nice way to see the riverside attractions illuminated for you photos.”
Spend two hours aboard a Silverline Cruises dinner boat beside Budapest’s Elizabeth Bridge. Enjoy welcome Prosecco, a four-course meal, live music, and either Hungarian folklore dancing or piano entertainment while Parliament, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge glow along the Danube.
“Really good night food excellent entertainment was brilliant and good length of time can't fault it”
Cruise Budapest’s Danube from Akadémia Dock 2 aboard MS Stadt Wien, with sweet, medium, or dry Prosecco, beer, and Prosecco cocktails included. Expect glowing views of Parliament, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge, background music, an audio guide app, and a friendly party-boat mood.
“Fantastic, staff so friendly and accommodating, Chris was always on hand with any questions and also about other places to visit. The views were amazing thank you. Oh and the bottemless prosecco went down a treat. 😁”
Board the Floating Lotus at Pier 9 for a 75-minute Danube cruise with unlimited Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Hugo Spritz, wine, beer, lemonade and water. Choose the open panorama deck or air-conditioned interior, and see Parliament and Buda Castle lit up at night.
“Unlimited drinks, live music, spectacular views (especially in the evening), unique atmosphere and experience, great fun, ideal and very popular activity for young people. We enjoyed it very much.”
Take a 50-minute round-trip cruise from Batthyány tér with a glass of Törley Prosecco. You’ll pass Parliament twice, plus Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, Gellért Hill, the Central Market Hall, and more. An English audio guide adds context, while Thursday-to-Saturday International Days bring themed drink and snack pairings.
Meet at Pier 9 for a 75-minute cruise aboard the Floating Lotus. Choose the open panorama deck or heated, air-conditioned interior, then help yourself to Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Hugo Spritz, beer, wine, lemonade, and water as Parliament, Buda Castle, and the bridges pass by.
“When we received our booking confirmation everything was clearly explained including how to get the6. o. arrival we were given a welcome drink. It wasn't too crowded and the length of the trip was perfect. The best way to see the city especially at night. Good value for money.”
You’ll cruise Budapest’s Danube for 60 minutes from Dock 11 by Elisabeth Bridge, with unlimited prosecco, wine, and soft drinks. Expect landmark views, a party-friendly mood, clean onboard toilets, and optional shots, but little formal sightseeing commentary.
“Fantastic- go in the evening later cruise as all the buildings light up and is spectacular. Value for money and wine just keeps coming”
Join Budapest Boat Party aboard the MS Stadt Wien for an afternoon or twilight Danube cruise with unlimited sweet, medium, and dry prosecco, plus cocktails and other drinks. You’ll pass Parliament, Buda Castle, and Chain Bridge from indoor or outdoor seats. The cruise is for ages 18 and up.
“It didn't happen got there for the 7pm sailing only to be told it left at 6pm wasn't informed and apparently it happened the week before”
Board the Gróf Széchenyi at Akadémia dock 2 for a 2 to 2.5 hour brunch outing. You get an unlimited buffet from 10:30 to 13:00, welcome and soft drinks, a warm drink, and a 60-minute Danube cruise past Parliament, Buda Castle, Matthias Church, and Gellért Hill.
“We finished our holiday off with this and it was lovely. Food was good service was good. Was just a bit of a walk from the meeting point.”
Cruise the Danube from central Budapest with wine, prosecco, beer, and soft drinks included. You will pass Parliament, Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, Gellért Hill, and the National Theatre. Choose a daytime or sunset departure, then return to Silverline Cruises at Jane Haining Rakpart.
“Unlimited prosecco or drinks cruise - or maybe one or two glasses. Ordered new drinks several times, but staff either forgot or gave it to someone else.”
Board the Gróf Széchényi in central Budapest for a brunch buffet, welcome drink, coffee or tea, and optional unlimited prosecco. The 12:00 to 13:00 Danube cruise passes Parliament, Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, Citadella, and more. Seating is first come, first served.
“I concur with the hosts of reviews I ignored that say just book a boat ride and not a meal. We waited for the boat to arrive late, waited in line in the sun to get on a boat that wasn't the boat, waited in that boat for a while, finally crossing through that boat into the boat we were assigned. Check-in was a very slow process that seemed unnecessary in light of bar code scannable tickets. The boat actually doesn't sail while you're eating as other meal cruises we've taken always have. It actually stays in place for an hour and a half. The food was decent, but when…”
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