Private Tour to Győr and Bratislava from Hévíz

Private Tours are the most comfortable type of recreation, because only you choose the day that is convenient for you, as well as the time and place of the start of the excursion. The whole route is formed according to your priorities, and the restaurant is chosen according to your tastes!

• Duration: approx. 12 hours
• Format of tour: guided coach and walking tour
• Meeting point and time: your individual choice upon booking confirmation
• Meal and entrance tickets to museums are NOT included in the tour price. 
• When booking a tour with children, please indicate the child's age. In a car for 1-3 or 1-6 people, a child seat for a child up to 150 cm tall is required!
• Attention! If the timeframe of the excursion (as per your request) is exceeded, each hour is paid additionally.
• Kindly bring your original passports with you to cross the borders.

Győr - The city is characterised by churches of various religious orders, palaces, museums, and historical buildings characteristic of the city with corner balconies, narrow streets beckon visitors. But this city is not only interesting for its architecture, it is also called the "city of rivers", here the branches of the Danube converge - Mosoni, Rab and Rábca. And do not be surprised if walking around the city you see a monument of the soda siphon! After all, Győr is the birthplace of the scientist-monk, Ányos Jedlik, who, along with the invention of the dynamo, invented sparkling water, which the Hungarians add with great pleasure to their favorite summer drink, fröccs!

The capital of Slovakia - Bratislava, like Budapest, lies on both banks of the Danube. The story of our guide about the rich history of the city, which the Hungarians call Pozsony, will undoubtedly interest you, since Bratislava has played an important role in the events of Central Europe more than once. For several centuries it was the capital of Hungary, and the place of coronation. Nowadays, the city can be proud of the title of one of the most dynamically developing cities in Europe. A small fact from history, no matter how strange it may sound, since 1914, an ordinary tram has been running between Bratislava and Vienna. Among the main sights of Bratislava you will see Hrad, and the most attractive part of the city - Stare mesto - where you can enjoy wandering through the narrow streets and admire the traces of bygone days. After a tour of the Old Town, you will be given free time, just enough to order the famous strapa and a mug of foamy beer in one of the restaurants.