The Budapest Parliament is the city’s most iconic and beautiful building. A monument that must be visited. However, pay attention when buying the tickets as there are numerous websites that sell tickets at a much higher price than the real one! Continue reading to avoid rip-off!

To enter the Budapest Parliament, you need to buy tickets. We recommend to do this on the internet in order to avoid unpleasant surprises such as a sell-out. It is only possible to visit the Parliament with an internal guide. Tours in English usually start at 9am, 9.30am, 10.00am, 12.00 am, 12.30am, 1.30pm, 2.30pm and 3.30pm. But schedules can change depending on the season.

The duration of the guided tour is about 50 minutes. The visitors’ entrance is located on the north side of the building.

Buy the tickets from the official website is jegymester.hu!

Cost:

EU citizens adults: 3,200 HUF

EU citizen students: 1,600 HUF

Non-EU adults: 6,400 HUF

Non-EU students: 3,200 HUF

Under 6 years: free entry

When you buy on the internet, you will be charged a commission of 250 HUF

There are no reductions for disabled people

More information:

Be there at least 15 minutes before the start of your tour

Before entering the building there is a security check with metal-detector

Apart from guide dogs, no other animals are permitted

It is strictly forbidden to take pictures to the Crown of St. Stephen but during the rest of the tour you can take pictures

Due to parliamentary or state events, visits may be cancelled

Ticket purchase:

First register on the website, clicking this link and entering your data: https://www.jegymester.hu/eng/Registration/Regisztracio

then click on this link: https://www.jegymester.hu/eng/Production/480000/Parliament-visit#anchor_list

choose the day you want to visit the Parliament. On the left you can see the time and language of the tour

click on the time slot of your choice

select the number of tickets and buy them

complete the purchase process with your credit card information

PS: You can also buy your ticket directly at Parliament. However, it is only possible to buy on site the tickets for the current day’s visit.  If you buy the tickets on the spot be aware that it is very likely that, especially for morning tours, they will already be sold out.