Budapest: Gödöllő Royal Palace ‘Sisi’ Residence Half-Day Tour
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Budapest: Gödöllő Royal Palace ‘Sisi’ Residence Half-Day Tour
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12月18日
土
12月20日
月
12月22日
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ブダペスト：ゴドルー王宮「シシィ」邸宅半日ツアー
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無料キャンセル
から
JPY 8,634.1
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Highlights
Embark on a half-day trip from Budapest to Gödöllő and explore the former private residence of ‘Sisi,’ the beloved 19th-century Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary. Enjoy convenient roundtrip transport from Budapest and travel northeast to this 18th-century baroque palace, a favored retreat of Sisi and her husband, Emperor Franz Joseph I. Skip the ticket lines and tour the opulent rooms and lush gardens as your guide provides fascinating insights into the luxurious daily lives of one of Hungary's most famous families.
Take advantage of roundtrip transport by air-conditioned bus from Budapest on a half-day tour
Follow your guide into the Gödöllő Royal Palace, a beautifully preserved baroque palace
Learn about the royals' lives and discover their hidden rooms with your expert guide
What's included
INCLUDED
Guided tour of your choice in English, German, Spanish, French or Italian
Skip-the-line entry tickets on site
Air-conditioned bus
Drop-off at the city center
NOT INCLUDED
Meals and drinks
Hotel Pick-Up & drop off
Customer reviews
Additional information
Usage
Show your voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point
Good To Know
Guide Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Advance Arrival Time: 0:20:00
How to get there by public transportation:
Bus: 105, 178. Stop: Eötvös tér
Tram: 2, 2B, 2M. Stop: Eötvös tér
Location
Venue
Budapest Half-day Tours
Meeting Point
12 Apáczai Csere János utca
プロバイダー
Eurama Kft
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The two guides in the same bus were very knowledgeable. One spoke French and Spanish; the other (Attila) spoke English and German. There was on-going renovation at the palace so the photos of the exterior were not that great. The interior was modest with a few pieces of furniture (most not original) to recreate history. A lot depends on the ability of the guide to tell a story… Oh, no big bags allowed. You need to deposit them at the entrance.