The Social Event will be on April 27, starting at 15:30. We will depart from the conference venue.
This event consists of a Panoramic Tour where you will have the opportunity to visit some of the best-known locations of Budapest, followed by a dinner.
For this visit, it is advisable to use comfortable shoes and clothes.

The tour itinerary is subject to changes in case of impossibility to stop in some places due to restrictions imposed by local authorities or other unforeseen constraints.

All registered participants are invited to attend the Social Event (Tour + Dinner) that we are organizing for free, but only upon confirming their attendance in this social event, otherwise, we cannot guarantee available seats.

For extra tickets for the Social Event, please contact the secretariat.

Experience the magic of Budapest on this captivating tour, exploring its most iconic sights on both the historic Buda and vibrant Pest sides.

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Our journey begins at Hotel Danubius Helia, from where we cross the Danube via the Elizabeth Bridge to reach the enchanting Castle District. Strolling through its charming cobblestone streets, you’ll visit the striking Matthias Church and take in breathtaking views from Fisherman’s Bastion before continuing to the grand Royal Palace.

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Returning to the Pest side, we make our way to Heroes’ Square, one of Budapest’s most impressive landmarks. Surrounded by statues of Hungary’s greatest rulers and framed by the Museum of Fine Arts and the Art Gallery, the square offers a glimpse into the country’s rich history. From there, we travel along the elegant Andrássy Avenue, Budapest’s iconic boulevard lined with stunning architecture and cultural landmarks.

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Next, we stop at the Hungarian Parliament, a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture that dominates Kossuth Square. Home to the legendary Holy Crown of St. Stephen, this majestic building stands as one of the most breathtaking sights in the city. A short walk away, Liberty Square invites us to explore its fascinating mix of historical monuments and peaceful green spaces.

Our final sightseeing stop is St. Stephen’s Basilica, Budapest’s largest church, dedicated to Hungary’s first king.

To conclude the day, we head to our restaurant, where you can relax and enjoy a delightful Hungarian meal in a warm and inviting atmosphere, with some folklore.

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