Hungary · CONCERTS
Organ recitals under a dome, folk ensembles and a dinner boat with a violinist. The 15 below are compared on venue, programme length and what the seat category actually buys you.
Review Budapest’s Danube dinner cruise with Hungarian food, live music, folk dancing, night views, seating tips, and honest value advice.
“The dinner cruise was a good time, the performers were amazing, and the musicians were great. However, it did seem that the wait staff was a little unprepared/ unorganized and it took a few minutes to board the boat.”
Review the Budapest evening Danube cruise with drinks, live Hungarian folk music, city lights, practical tips, itinerary, and value advice.
“Perfect for a family, couple, friends, everyone. Really enjoyed the live music, hospitality, drinks, evening view. A must thing to do when in Budapest”
Review of Budapest’s 2.5-hour candlelit Danube dinner cruise, with Parliament views, live music, a four-course meal, and practical booking tips.
“Fantastic meal only down side is the drinks on this the food quality is fantastic but the drinks menu are the basic and lowest quality spirits you can get which was disappointing”
Review of Budapest’s 1.5-hour Danube dinner cruise with Hungarian buffet, folk dancing, cimbalom music, and illuminated city views.
“it was a wonderful Cruise. great service, good music and dancing.”
Budapest’s candlelit Danube dinner cruise pairs a four-course meal, live music, and glowing night views in a relaxed two-and-a-half-hour outing.
“Food was lovely, views were gorgeous, nice music too. Can but extra drinks and they were not too expensive”
Hear beloved classical works in Budapest’s St. Stephen’s Basilica, with three programs, four seating classes, and practical tips for a smooth visit.
“the meeting point is incorrect. it takes you to a side door, you go in the front door where the gigantic line is. beautiful concert, the first violinist did not seem to enjoy playing whatsoever and seemed irritated every time he stood to take a bow.”
Cruise Budapest’s Danube at sunset with a four-course dinner, welcome Prosecco, live music, folk dancing, and glowing landmarks.
“beautiful scenery, great entertainment and nice food. overall well worth it. very nice friendly staff.”
Hear organ, flute, and opera arias in Budapest’s St. Stephen’s Basilica, with a varied program and clear seating categories.
Hear Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi, and more in Budapest’s Matthias Church, with three seating categories and a 70-minute evening concert.
“This was truly a highlight. The acoustics in the church were wonderful and to experience this performance in these beautiful surroundings was, quite honestly, spiritual. The musicians were excellent. 100% recommend this concert”
Hear Vivaldi, Mozart, and Bach in Budapest’s St. Michael’s Church, with beautiful acoustics, heated seats, and three ticket categories.
“beautiful location and good acoustics, only 1 hour but non the less joyous”
See Budapest’s Rajkó Folk Ensemble perform Hungarian music and dance, with optional dinner, central seating, and practical booking tips.
“Absolutely brilliant. I would be very disappointed if I was placed at a back table as you wouldn't see a thing, but I was lucky and had a great view. the music and dancing was terrific 👍👍”
See Budapest lit up on a 10 PM Danube cruise with Hungarian food, drinks, live folk music, and views of Parliament and Buda Castle.
“A well organised good value experience on a 10pm cruise only basis Reasonably priced drinks at the bar”
Hear organ, flute, and opera inside Budapest’s St. Stephen’s Basilica, with optional Danube dinner or drinks and three seat categories.
“Talented musicians in a beautiful venue. Nice beginning to my trip to Budapest. Book the first section if possible.”
Review of Budapest’s River Diva dinner cruise, with Danube views, live music, unlimited drinks, buffet or BBQ dining, and practical booking advice.
“The boat is in great condition and good and drinks are fine. We had a great time with the people we got seated with. The only thing that I didn’t like much was that drinks were mostly self-service and waiters weren’t fully around to help you with. Overall great experience would recommend”
See Budapest’s Rajkó Folk Ensemble perform Hungarian music and dance, with optional dinner and drinks at the Hungarian GastroCellar.
“This performance was a highlight of my trip to Budapest. The dance troupe was highly professional, and the male dancers, in particular, amazed us with their athletics and stamina. Costumes and music added to the visual and auditory effects. The dancers used their shoes as percussion instruments, much as flamenco artists do. Wonderful!!!”
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