Hungary · CONCERTS
The good concerts tours fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ.
Candlelit 4-course dinner cruise on Budapest Danube with live music, welcome drink, and night views of Parliament, Buda Castle, and bridges.
“Absolutely fantastic evening staff were excellent, food was lovely the boat was spotless , views amazing I would highly recommend this to any one wanting an evening cruise on the Danube”
Budapest by night with a 1.5-hour Danube dinner cruise, live music, Hungarian folk dance, and a warm buffet with vegan options.
“Very good! The service was courteous and attentive. The food was good, as advertised. The musicians were good, and the dancers were very entertaining. What made the experience even better was the personal attention given by the performers who visited every table.”
Budapest candlelit Danube dinner cruise with live music, a 4-course meal, welcome drink, and night views from floor-to-ceiling windows.
“The candlelit dinner cruise was a lovely way to put spend an evening on the river. Excellent food with plenty of choice and very well presented. Well worth the money.”
River Diva dinner cruise on the Danube with live music, chef-prepared buffet dinner, and unlimited cocktails, wine, beer, and Prosecco.
“Amazing service, amazing food and an amazing atmosphere. 10/10 would definitely recommend”
Hear Mozart and Bach live in St Stephen’s Basilica. Choose from 3 concert programs and 4 seating classes for a 70-minute evening in Budapest.
“The quality of the playing and singing was excellent. The experience would be improved by providing information on the musicians (and on the correct programme). St Stephen’s is a wonderful place for a concert.”
Prosecco welcome, a 4-course Danube dinner, and live Hungarian music. Cruise past Budapest landmarks at sunset for an easy night out.
“Had a lovely night, filled with wonderful music, dancing, singing and food”
Hear organ at St. Stephen’s Basilica with Hungarian soloists Miklos Teleki, Kolos Kováts, and flutist Eleonóra Krusic in a standout Budapest concert.
Budapest classical concert in Matthias Church, 70 minutes with Duna String Orchestra and violin soloist Gabora Gyula, Canon to The Swan.
“Such a lovely concert. There weren’t many people in the audience since it’s November so we had very good seats.”
Rajkó Folk Ensemble in Budapest at Hungarian Gastro Cellar, 1 hour of music and dance with optional dinner or soup from $22.
“Fantastic evening, 31.10.25. Very attentive staff. Good atmosphere. Excellent food. The music and dancing were fabulous. We choose the three course dinner. Excellent value for money. Highly recommend.”
Budapest classical concert in St. Michael’s Church with Vivaldi, Mozart and organ works. Pre-booked tickets, 70 minutes, great acoustics.
“Fantastic concert with extremely talented performers. Lovely church with great acoustics. Highly recommended.”
Hévíz Blue Church organ concert with Miklós Teleki, 70 minutes of Bach to Vivaldi. Solo or chamber music in a peaceful church.
“Price onnline more expensive compare to cashier in the church”
Every kind of day out in the city, and the best of each.
