Car transfer from Vienna - to Budapest, via Bratislava
Private transfer from Vienna - to Budapest with an amazing trip to visiting Bratislava
Travel by taxi /minivan with English speaking driver
Prices: taxi, minibus transfers: Vienna - to Budapest via Bratislava:
| from Vienna - to Budapest private transfers | Taxi max. 4 pax. | Minibus max. 8 pax. | Bus max. 18 pax. |
| Vienna city - to Budapest city transfer | 275,-EUR | 325,-EUR | 575,-EUR |
| from Vienna Schwechat Airport - to Budapest city transfer | 275,-EUR | 325,-EUR | 575,-EUR |
| from Vienna city - to Budapest Ferihegy Airport transfer | 299,-EUR | 349,-EUR | 575,-EUR |
| from Vienna Schwechat Airport - to Budapest Ferihegy Airport transfer | 275,-EUR | 325,-EUR | 575,-EUR |
| amazing Vienna - Budapest transfer included a Danube bend trip | 399,-EUR | 499,-EUR | - |
| amazing Vienna - Budapest transfer included a Bratislava trip | 399,-EUR | 499,-EUR | - |
* All costs and taxes are included in the prices: travel, driver, fuel, VAT, highway tax, parking.
* Entries, meal, guiding are not included in the price. The English speaking driver is not a tour guide.
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- - Taxi, Minibus private car transfer at fixed prices from Vienna - to Budapest with an excursion to Bratislava:
- Route: Vienna - via Bratislava - Budapest (appr. 280 - 300 km)
- Duration of travelling: approx.: 3 hours - depend on trafic
- Visiting Bratislava: duration of the sight seeing in Bratislava approx.: 3 - 4 hours
- Travelling by: Mercedes - Benz E class (station wagon) taxi / cab, or minibus / minivan
- Payment: cash, EUR or HUF to the driver.
- Pre pay: no prepay, no credit card details, no money transfer
- - Bratislava is at the centre of Europe in the extreme southwest of Slovakia. The edge of the city actually forms Slovakia's borders with Hungary, to the south, and Austria, to the west, making it the only capital city to border two neighbouring countries. In addition, the Czech Republic is only 62 kilometres away. The Austrian capital Vienna is only 60 kilometres distant, making them among the world's closest capital cities. Bratislava might be Europe's most relaxed city, because what this city does have is old-town charm, sophisticated restaurants, traditional pubs, good music ranging from jazz to opera, stylish people, and a human scale which means that as a visitor you will not spend half your day trekking in and out of underground stations or getting from the airport into town. All this, and Europe's greatest river as a backdrop.
- There is always a lot going on in Bratislava, whatever the time of year. The Tourist Information Office maintains a handy 1-page list, updated weekly, of live performances, cultural events and current exhibitions – a free copy can be obtained from the office at Klobučnícka 2; or events are listed here. Bratislava's character changes from summer to winter, and with each season comes a range of different things to do. But if you have only a few days – or hours – in the city, here are our Top 10 suggestions for things to do and see in Bratislava:
- Take a stroll through the traffic-free old town, and breathe in the atmosphere of its centuries-old streets, squares and buildings.
- Do as the locals do and savour a coffee in one of the numerous city-centre cafes.
- Visit one of the city's excellent galleries, for instance the Bratislava City Gallery at the Pállfy Palace, to experience Matej Krén's unique "Passage" installation.
- Check out one of the quirky museums, like the Museum of Clocks or the Pharmacy Museum.
- Walk, or take a short bus ride, up to the castle, which currently hosts temporary historical exhibitions and from whose ramparts you can see nearby Hungary, Austria and the Danube valley.
- If you're feeling energetic, continue through the handsome hillside villas surrounding the castle to the imposing Soviet War Memorial at Slavín, which commands the best views over the city.
- If the weather is good, take a boat ride on the Danube: upstream to the historic castle ruins at Devín; or downstream to the remarkable Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum.
- Enjoy a glass of locally-produced wine or beer in one of the city's atmospheric bars and wine cellars. You may be inclined to have another as you take an evening stroll along the cafe-lined 'Korzo' promenade centred on Hviezdoslavovo Square.
- Experience classic Slovak cuisine - or a range of other choices from around the world - with dinner at one of the capital's many restaurants.
- As night falls, visit one of the city's stylish clubs. Or maybe just watch the city lights with a walk along the banks of the River Danube.
- - How can I ask price offer for an amazing Vienna - Budapest transfer included a trip to Bratislava? - Please contact us for a quote for your private transfer! To book your private transfer, please let us know the details of your arrival, or departing!
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