• „Budapest Prisoner – Escape from the Water Tower”
Exciting logical and literacy program for individuals or groups. Timetravel in the first decades of the twentieth century. Puzzles, secrets of Budapest, joyful entertainment in sixty minutes.

Registration and more information on the www.budapestprisoner.com website and on the spot.

• „Budapest – The City of Waters”
Thematic sightseeing tour to the Water Tower on every Sunday from 10:00 am. (in English)

Budapest was literally built on water: there is a uniquely rich network of streams, mineral and medicinal waters under the city which nourish the numerous thermal baths, spas and swimming pools that Budapest is justly famed for. The Danube, which flows through the city like an artery, is not only a beautiful sight, but supplies Budapest with one of the best and tastiest drinking waters in Europe.

As we walk along the Buda banks of the Danube during our 2-hour “refreshing” tour, we see the fabulous domed Turkish baths; we taste several kinds of local mineral waters; and we even do a water test. Moreover, you will hear many interesting facts and legends about the Danube, as well as stories of miraculous recoveries, turn-of-the-century drinking cures, donkey-drawn water carts, and filthy fish markets.

On the tour we will hear about turkish baths, healing waters, minerals, floods and the development of city – while we getting to the Water Tower on the Margaret Island by a pleasant walk and a short boat trip …

Itinerary: Batthyány square - Fő street (Király bath) – Batthyány square – Margaret Island (with cruise) – Water Tower
Price: 4500 HUF / 15 euro

The one way boat ticket to the Margaret Island and the entry to the Water Tower are included in the price.
Tickets and more information on the www.imaginebudapest.hu website, on the spot or in the hotels.
Groups are welcome prior to preliminary booking. If you want to book please send an e-mail by clicking here

(Tel.: +36-1 /301-0147)

Visit www.szabadter.hu website for more information about the cultural and touristic programmes on the Margaret Island Open-air Stage.