This is the Parliament House in Budapest.

I specialize in booking Danube River Cruises, primarily with Avalon Waterways and Uniworld. My expertise stems from personal experience cruising the Danube, coupled with comprehensive supplier training, and successfully planning numerous Danube cruises for clients. What I particularly enjoy about these cruises are the itineraries, which can range from 5 to 21 days. A typical 8-day cruise takes you through Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, and Germany, offering diverse cultural and sightseeing experiences each day. Clients can expect a meticulously planned itinerary with both Avalon and Uniworld, which includes multiple excursion options tailored to individual interests. Think of the cruise ship as your "floating hotel"—you unpack once and wake up in a new destination each day. The cuisine is another highlight, featuring locally sourced, seasonally inspired dishes. Furthermore, the onboard staff prioritizes excellent service to ensure a smooth trip. Several Danube cruises also either start, end, or visit Budapest. It's a city with a rich blend of history and culture. And as someone who loves markets, I appreciate the ship's proximity to the Great Hall Market near the Parliament House, a spot where you can buy authentic Hungarian paprika and other local treats.