Hungary · HUNGARIAN FOLKLORE SHOWS
Ensembles that still teach the village dances, and a concert calendar built around a fixed hall. These 5 compare programme, seating and whether dinner or a cruise is bundled in.
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.”
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 👍👍”
Budapest Danube dinner cruise with four courses, Hungarian folk music, operetta, dancing, and illuminated city views.
“Too expensive and only one drink was complimentary. Food was very good. I expected to be a little fancier.”
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!!!”
Review of Budapest’s 2-hour Danube cruise with folk dancing, live Hungarian music, three drinks, and illuminated riverside sights.
“I loved the atmosphere, the very well planned entertainment, the night views of all the popular historical sites... super happy I did the cruise”
Pick a boat, a hot pool, a cellar or a road out of town.
