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27 August (Tuesday) - Day0
Onsite Guided Entertainment
Collaborative Coloring: Participate in a giant coloring activity, perfect for creative expression.
Onsite Free Entertainment
Playroom for kids with LEGOs
28 August (Wednesday)
Onsite Guided Entertainment
Collaborative Coloring: Participate in a giant and unusual coloring activity, perfect for creative expression. Suitable for kids and fun also for adults.
Exciting physics for all ages! Play with cool gadgets that trick the human eye’s limited vision. What seems like a simple limitation becomes a fun way to spark creativity, create art, and discover surprising ideas.
Kids' Room: From morning to evening, the kids' playroom is open and buzzing with fun activities, games, and great company. Two friendly animators are on hand all day to look after and play with the children, ensuring they have a blast!
29 August (Thursday)
Offsite Guided Entertainment
Get on track
The Children’s Railway isn’t just for kids—it’s operated by them too, making it a truly unique experience and perhaps the only one of its kind in the world. (Rest assured, they are supervised by adults!) Sit back and enjoy the stunning scenery of Budapest's hills as the charming little engine winds its way through lush, green forests.
On our journey to the Children’s Railway and back, we'll ride on some extraordinary vehicles, savor delicious strudels, and take in breathtaking views of the city from its highest point.
Duration: 4.5 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Charges:
Adults: min 1700 HUF max 5200 HUF + BKK daily pass or 4 tickets,
Kids: min 900 HUF max 2900 HUF + BKK daily pass or 4 tickets,
depends on what vehicle we choose to come back.
Max capacity: 20 persons.
Tour date and time: 29 August, Thursday, 9:00 – 13:30
Gether in the Bow Terrace between 8:45 – 9:00
Your guide: Áki (contact: +36 30 343 0529 )
Lilliput tour: tiny creatures not only for the tiny folks
Enjoy a playful and engaging tour through Budapest, where you'll explore the city's iconic landmarks while embarking on a unique quest to discover the whimsical miniature sculptures crafted by acclaimed Hungarian artist Mihály Kolodko. As you traverse the city, you'll encounter charming characters like Kermit the Frog and Lisa Simpson, along with many other delightful surprises – among them a brand new one (but no spoilers here). It’s an adventure that blends art, culture, and fun, offering a fresh perspective on Budapest's vibrant streets.
Duration: 3.5 hours
Total distance: 3.5 km
Difficulty: Easy
Charges: BKK 24-hour travelcard (2500 HUF) or 4 single tickets (450 HUF/ticket)
Tour date and time: 29 August, Thursday, 9:15 – 12:45
Gether in the Bow Terrace between 9:00 – 9:15
Your guide: Zsófi (contact: +36702102442, )
The sweet route
Discover Budapest's sweetest traditions as you visit some of the city's oldest pastry shops. Savor a piece of cake at each stop, indulging in both classic and contemporary flavors. At the iconic Gerbeaud Patisserie, you'll not only taste the world-famous Gerbeaud cake but also learn the obscure story of the origin of this beloved treat. Experience the perfect blend of time-honored recipes and modern confectionery artistry on this delightful culinary journey.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Total distance:
Difficulty: Easy
Tour date and time: 29 August, Thursday, 9:30 – 12:00
Gether in the Bow Terrace between 9:15 – 9:30
Your guide: Dorka (contact: +36 20 368 5011, )
Zootopia patrol!
Help officer Judy check on the citizens, while solving riddles and puzzles to help her investigation! Find out fun facts and learn about your favorite creatures while exploring the wildlife of seven continents and more than 8000 unique animals, in the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden. At the end of the patrol we reward ourselves at the petting zoo with petting goats and deers!
Duration: 1-1.5 hours guided tour then free exploration with help available from the tour guide
Difficulty: Easy
Charges: Adult ticket: 5000 HUF, Child’s ticket: 3500 HUF
Tour date and time: 29 August, Thursday, 14:00 – 15:30
Gather by the gate of Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden at 13:45-14:00
Your guide: Dorka (contact: +36203685011, )
How to get there from A38:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38 to Nyugati Pályaudvar
- At Nyugati Pályaudvar walk to Podmaniczky utca
- take bus 72
- Get off at Állatkert and walk to the Zoo
Budapest on ice
Get ready for an unforgettable icy adventure! Indulge in the exquisite ice cream artistry at Gelato Rosa, where each scoop is a rare delight. Savor unique flavors like rosemary-pine nuts, and prepare to be tempted by over 20 delicious options at other top gelaterias. This is a treat for your taste buds that you won't want to miss!
Duration: 2 hours
Total distance: 1 km
Difficulty: Easy
Charges: (Nézd meg kb mennyik a fagyik!) + BKK 24-hour travelcard (2500 HUF) or 2 30-minute tickets (530 HUF/ticket)
Tour date and time: 29 August, Thursday, 15:00-17:00
Gether at the Bow Terrace between 14:45-15:00
Your guide: Zsófi (contact: +36702102442, ))
30 August (Friday)
Offsite recommended (unguided) programs
House of Music Hungary
Explore this award-winning architectural gem and dive into its captivating exhibitions and programs designed for all ages. Don’t miss the Sound Dome, where an unforgettable fusion of sound and vision awaits you!
website: https://zenehaza.hu/
Typical visit time: 2 hours
Location: Városliget
How to get there:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38
- at Oktogon take M1
- go to Hősök tere
- take a short walk in Városliget
Average journey time from A38: 40 mins
Palace of wonders - Children's amusement center
A vast playground for serious fun and discovery, this space is filled with science experiments and engaging shows. Every corner offers interactive learning opportunities, where you can touch, try, and explore. Challenge your logic and teamwork skills in one of the four escape rooms, solving puzzles with friends to find your way out.
website: https://www.csopa.hu/en/home/
Location: Óbuda
How to get there:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38
- at Margit híd take suburban railway H5
- go to Csillaghegy
- take a 4 mins walk
Average journey time: 55 mins
Pál-völgyi cave
The Pál-völgyi is famous for its unique dripstones, the narrow corridors and the large level differences are also very typical. The 500-metre long route has lately been modernized and adjusted for the highest requirements. It takes the visitor to the most astonishing stone formations, drip stones, glittering calcium-crystals and prints of primeval shells. At some parts the perfect acoustics of the halls can also be experienced.
website: https://www.dunaipoly.hu/en/places/interpretation-sites/pal-volgyi-cave
Location: Buda hills
How to get there:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38
- at Margit híd take suburban railway H5
- go to Szépvölgyi út
- take a 4 mins walk to Kolossy tér
- take bus 65A to Pál-völgyi barlang
Average journey time: 55 mins
Budapest gardens
Uncover Budapest’s hidden gems that you won’t find on TripAdvisor.
Japanese Garden
Explore the city's oldest Japanese garden, a serene oasis once visited by Prince Takamatsu of the Japanese imperial family in the early 20th century.
Location: Zugló
Website: Japanese garden
CALL AHEAD, to make sure it is open, sometimes it can be closed due to private events. 
30-324-7844
How to get there:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38
- At Blaha Lujza tér take M2
- At Puskás Ferenc Stadion take bus 77 to Róna utca
- Walk to the Japanese garden, (Kövér Lajos street 1.)
Füvészkert
Stroll through the beautiful Füvészkert, home to over 250 species at high risk of global extinction. This botanical treasure is also a key setting in The Paul Street Boys, Hungary’s most internationally renowned youth novel, translated into numerous languages and featured as recommended reading in schools across Italy, Brazil, Poland, and beyond.
Location: Pest
Website: https://www.fuveszkert.org/
How to get there:
- take tram 4/6 near to A38
- At Corvin-negyed take M3
- Go to Semmelweis Klinikák than walk about 10 mins to Füvészkert