The Hidden Landmarks That Will Welcome You to Budapest

Budapest is full of postcard famous views: the Parliament, Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge. But what if we told you that some of the most charming, unexpected landmarks reveal themselves before you even check in?

During your More Than a Transfer ride from the airport, you don’t just sit in traffic, you get a curated introduction to the city, designed to surprise and delight you.

How It Works

While you sit comfortably in the back seat, watching the presentation unfold on the iPad and holding your free Budapest map, the city’s stories begin to surface. You don’t need to look for landmarks, we bring them to you, one by one.

Hidden Landmarks That Appear in the Presentation

The Liberty Statue on Gellért Hill: a dramatic view and a layered history
The Art Deco tower of Kelenföld Power Station: industrial design at its finest
Pre war villas and quiet squares of the 11th district
Domed Turkish baths hiding in plain sight: centuries of stories behind the steam

And if we happen to drive past any of them in real time? I’ll point them out and add a little context, but the real magic is in the structured storytelling you follow on screen and in your hands.

Not a Tour, A First Encounter

This isn’t sightseeing. It’s scene setting. It’s giving you a feeling for the city, its personality, its surprises, and its rhythm, before you’ve even checked in.

And If Something Catches Your Eye…

Ask me later. I’m happy to help you explore these places more deeply during your stay, once you’re settled. But first, let’s just enjoy the ride, where maps meet memory and the screen brings the city to life.