Fireworks Gala Dinner with live piano music

Name: Fireworks Gala Dinner with live piano music
SKU: AUG20-2
Price: 190 EUR
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€ 190

20th of August is a fantastic day to celebrate State Foundation Day on a Dinner Cruise. Watch the Firework and enjoy a memorable programme during your Budapest Cruise.

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SKU: AUG20-2 Category: Special events Tag: Silverline Cruises

River Cruise - Fireworks - Budapest's Amazing Lights

If you wish a really special evening and you are planning it at Budapest, here is the best time for you. August 20th is the day when all of Hungary is celebrating together and commemorating for a foundation of the country with Firework Show on the sky.

Every year, the fireworks show impresses with both new and new sensational visuals for both domestic and foreign visitors.

During the fireworks, river closure will be in place and as such vessels are to be docked at their designated piers. Thus docking before the fireworks will take place at 20:00. Guests are more than welcome to enjoy the sights from the front and rear of our ship and from our downtown pier. After the fireworks the activity will continue but due to the river closure the ship will not continue its route.

The Details

Your Tickets Include

~ 4 hour program
~ 2 hours Budapest cruise
Candle-lit dinner
4 Course menu

Welcome drink
Live piano show
Private table
Window table (optional)

Boarding Time

17.30 pm

Departure time

18.00 pm

The tour end

22.30 pm

Boarding

Boarding begins 45 minutes before departure. To ensure a smooth check-in process, please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to departure.

Boarding Place
1051 Budapest, Jane Haining Quay, Dock 11.

Our Menu

Policy – (Cancellations, Pet Policy, Accessibility, etc.)

- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- No Wheelchair access
- No Dogs Allowed (except service dogs)

ATTENTION!

Dear Passengers! To ensure the safety of our guests, please be aware that in case of hazardous weather circumstances, unforeseen events or technical issues the company reserves the right to cancel cruises. To embark on our cruise, we require a minimum of 10 participants. Thank you for your understanding!

What does 20th of August mean for Hungarians? What is this holiday about?

On August 20th, we celebrate the Hungarian state foundation, which can be seen for about 1000 years. The founding of the state is linked to the name of King Stephen King who, after centuries of paganism, transformed Hungary into a Christian state. On this basis, on August 20, we celebrate the founding of the state and honor the memory of King Stephen. (This day is one of the highlighted festivals for the Hungarian Catholic Church as István is also our first Hungarian patron saint.)

Those who arrive from Hungary on August 20 will be able to see the capital in a festive glory and receive a slice of Hungarian culture. On this day, many festivals await celebrities at various points of the city. Variety and exciting cultural programs, specialty festivals, concerts, shows and concerts can be chosen by a visitor to culture or entertainment.

The evening is closed by a magnificent fireworks displaying people from different parts of the country.

Curiosity

In Hungary, and even in cross-border Hungarian communities, for example in Transylvania, the blessing or slicing of bread is part of the celebration, so this day is also called the Day of New Bread. During the history, this holiday has been changed several times, some rulers have been celebrated on holidays, while others have abolished it. After the end of communism, its current "form" has remained, since then the official ceremony starts with the lifting of the Hungarian flag on Kossuth Square, next to Parliament, followed by craft exhibitions and parades. On this day, more prizes will be awarded, just like St. Stephen's Prize, which can be received by people who have done a prominent activity for the Hungarians. At the end of the ceremony, the Hungarian State celebrated the fireworks in Budapest and in many parts of the country. Fireworks can be admired from most parts of Budapest, but the most beautiful view of the Danube and its hiding places.