
St. Stephen's Basilica: Skip The Line Entry Ticket

About
Discover Hungary’s stunning third largest church, stretching 87 meters long and 55 meters wide.
The impressive structure rises 96 meters high, matching the Parliament building in height. Dedicated to St. Stephen I, the cathedral holds his mummified right hand, a treasured relic.
What's Included
- Skip-the-line entry ticket to St. Stephen’s Basilica
- Entry ticket to St. Stephen’s Basilica, Treasury and Dome (if option selected).
What's Not Included
- Live guide
- Audio guide
Must Know
Tickets are only valid for single entry and do not include a guided tour. Visits to the church hall may be restricted on weekends due to wedding ceremonies.
Good to Know
Church:
- Monday – Saturday: 9:00 - 17:45
- Sunday: 13:00 - 17:45
- Last admission: 30 min before closing time
Panoramic terrace (Dome) and Treasury:
- Monday – Sunday 9:00 - 19:00
- Last admission: 30 min before closing time
Instructions
On-site usage
Customers must first present their vouchers (mobile or printed) at the ticket office located at Budapest, Szent István tér 2, 1051 to collect their actual entry tickets. Walk right up to the “Prepaid Online Tickets” lane. After that, they should proceed to the Basilica at Budapest, Szent István tér 1, 1051.
Meeting Point
Get There
1,Szent István tér, Budapest
1051
Reschedule and cancellation policy
Cancel for free until 1 day before your visit date and get a full refund.
Free Cancellation
Cancel for free until 1 day before your visit date and get a full refund.
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