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Budapest Card the Official City Pass BUDAPEST CARD THE OFFICIAL CITY PASS PARTNER Discount TRANSPORTATION BKK public transport free TRANSPORTATION BpKoffer - luggage storage free TRANSPORTATION Budget Rent a Car 20% TRANSPORTATION LUGGAGEPALS 20% TRANSPORTATION Airport Transfer-miniBUD 15% MUSEUMS Hungarian National Gallery free MUSEUMS Budapest History Museum free MUSEUMS Műcsarnok (Art Hall) free MUSEUMS Hungarian National Museum free MUSEUMS Memento Park -Statue Park free MUSEUMS Museum of Fine Arts free MUSEUMS Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center free MUSEUMS Mai Manó House free MUSEUMS Aquincum Museum and Archeological Park free MUSEUMS Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts free MUSEUMS Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Arts free MUSEUMS Vasarely Museum free MUSEUMS Kiscelli Museum free MUSEUMS Bartók Béla Memorial House free MUSEUMS New Budapest Gallery free MUSEUMS Museum of Hungarian Customs and Finance Guard free MUSEUMS Hungarian Museum of Trade and Tourism free MUSEUMS Hospital in the Rock - Nuclear Bunker Museum 30% MUSEUMS Holocaust Memorial Center 10% MUSEUMS Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives 10% MUSEUMS Szamos Chocolate Museum GIFT HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS BUDATOWER – The Mary Magdalene Tower free HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS Guided Tours in the Liszt Ferenc Academy 50% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS Pesti Vigadó Tour 50% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS The Innercity Parish Church 20% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS Opera concert and tour of the building 20% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS Margaret Island Water Tower 20% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS St. Stephen’s Basilica – Panorama Lookout 15% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS UPPER LOOKOUT, FISHERMAN’S BASTION 10% HISTORICAL SITES, SIGHTS Dohány street Synagogue 10% SIGHTSEEING CITY RAMA – Buda Walking Tour (2 pm) free SIGHTSEEING CITY RAMA – Pest Walking Tour (10 am) free SIGHTSEEING OFFICIAL CASTLE BUS IN BUDAPEST free SIGHTSEEING IC-Tour night bike tour 50% SIGHTSEEING IC-Tour segway tour 50% SIGHTSEEING DUNA CORSO Budapest sightseeing boat 40% SIGHTSEEING NOVA FAIRY TALES - SMALL GROUP AND PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR 30% SIGHTSEEING CITYRAMA – Eat Hungary, Gourmet Walking Tour 30% SIGHTSEEING BIKE & RELAX bike tours in Budapest, in the country and abroad 25% SIGHTSEEING BUDAPEST TUKTUK 20% SIGHTSEEING CITY TOUR HOP ON HOP OFF 20% SIGHTSEEING Legenda Sightseeing Cruises 20% SIGHTSEEING CITY SIGHTSEEING BUDAPEST 20% SIGHTSEEING PROGRAM CENTRUM HOP ON HOP OFF 20% SIGHTSEEING Evening cruise with music and dinner 15% SIGHTSEEING Bike Rental-BIKE & RELAX 10% SIGHTSEEING Big Bus Tours Hop On Hop Off Sightseeing Tour 10% SIGHTSEEING Legenda Dinner Cruise 10% SIGHTSEEING LUNCH & CRUISE 10% SIGHTSEEING PUSKÁS MEMORIAL & ETYEK WINE TASTING TOUR 10% SIGHTSEEING RiverRide - Sightseeing on Land and Water 10% SIGHTSEEING Jewish Heritage Tours 10% RECREATION St. Lukács Thermal Bath and Swimmingpool free RECREATION Aquaworld 20% RECREATION Széchenyi Thermal Bath and Swimmingpool 20% RECREATION St. Gellért Thermal Bath and Swimmingpool 20% RECREATION Rudas Thermal Bath and Swimmingpool 20% RECREATION Király Thermal Bath 20% RECREATION Palatinus Thermal Bath, Public and Wave Pool 20% RECREATION Római Lido 20% RECREATION MANDALA DAY SPA 20% PROGRAMMES Hungarian History 3D Show free PROGRAMMES Csopa Science Center free PROGRAMMES Pálvölgyi cave free PROGRAMMES Urban Betyár Restaurant & Visitor Center free PROGRAMMES Chefparade Hungarian Cooking School 30% PROGRAMMES Miniversum Theme Park 30% PROGRAMMES CASTLE GARDEN BAZAAR SOUTHERN PALACES 30% PROGRAMMES CASTLE GARDEN BAZAAR GUARD ’S PALACE 30% PROGRAMMES TimeTrap Exit Game 30% PROGRAMMES Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden 25% PROGRAMMES St. Stephen’s Basilica Treasury 25% PROGRAMMES Budapest Summer Festival 20% PROGRAMMES MARGARET ISLAND OPEN-AIR STAGE 20% PROGRAMMES Budapest Private Photo Tours 20% PROGRAMMES Exhibitions at the Pesti Vigadó 20% PROGRAMMES Szemlő-hegyi cave 20% PROGRAMMES Tropicarium 15% PROGRAMMES Zwack Unicum Heritage Visitors’ Center 15% PROGRAMMES Budapest Gala Concert 10% PROGRAMMES Hungária Orchestra & Folk Ensemble 10% PROGRAMMES Pinball Museum Budapest 10% PROGRAMMES Organ Concert in the St.Stephen’s Basilica 10% PROGRAMMES Budapest Advent and Christmas Fair 5-10% PROGRAMMES Budapest Spring Fair 5-10% GASTRONOMY Café Astoria Budapest 30% GASTRONOMY Gellért Brasserie and Restaurant 30% GASTRONOMY Gellért Panorama Restaurant 30% GASTRONOMY Gellért Espresso 30% GASTRONOMY Cafe Dorottya Bistro&Bar 30% GASTRONOMY Kárpátia Restaurant, Brasserie and Terrace 20% GASTRONOMY Vén Hajó Restaurant 20% GASTRONOMY Columbus Boat 20% GASTRONOMY Mátyás Pince Restaurant 20% GASTRONOMY Molnár’s Kürtőskalács 20% GASTRONOMY SPOON THE BOAT RESTAURANT 15% GASTRONOMY A38 Restaurant 10% GASTRONOMY HARD ROCK CAFE 10% GASTRONOMY Café Delion Bistro & Bar 10% SHOPPING BUM application free BEYOND BUDAPEST Gödöllő Royal Palace 50% BEYOND BUDAPEST Traditional Horse Show in Lázár Equestrian Park 50% BEYOND BUDAPEST Sightseeing cruises along the branch of the Little Danube 20% BEYOND BUDAPEST The Open-air Museum of Ethnography (Skanzen) 20%.
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