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El Parlamento de estilo neogótico es el edificio más imposante de la orilla danubiana de Pest, fue construido entre 1884 y 1904
Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3, 1055, Budapest, Hungary
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I couldn’t find tickets anywhere during August — everything was fully booked, even when I tried to buy in person. I didn’t care about the price, I just wanted to visit the Hungarian Parliament building inside. Through parlamentobudapest.com, I got tickets for my whole family in just 5 minutes. Super fast, easy, and reliable. Thank you very much!
"Absolutely blown away by how easy and efficient it was to get Hungarian Parliament tickets through this service! The WhatsApp support was a game-changer – incredibly responsive, helpful, and made the whole process seamless. No more stress or endless searching, just quick, easy access to one of Budapest's most iconic landmarks. This is definitely 'the best' way to secure your tickets. Highly, highly recommend!"
BEWARE
I booked the tickets 14 days in advance of the tour, specifically to have a reservation. I did not find out about the ticket "overbooking" until I was onsite at the Parliament in Budapest. I did not have email access in Hungary, regardless the notification conveniently (for them) came the day before the event.
The ticket office at the Hungarian Parliament indicated that this website was problematic and is not an official ticket seller. In fact parliamentbudapest.com sold four other "overbooked" tickets for the same entry time as my tickets. The ticket office indicated that this website "overbooks" tickets regularly and continuously defrauds many people daily.
Parliamentbudapest.com sends emails regarding refunds but the links don't allow for entering the information to get a refund. I emailed Parliamentbudapest.com via the website and email several time before the trip and after the "overbooking" . Parliamentbudapest.com has never replied to any contacts since 5/16/25 thru to today (6/8/25). The "tickets" they provide are not recognized by the onsite ticket office.
I paid using my American Express through PayPal to order these tickets. I believe Parliamentbudapest.com is a scam operation that uses PayPal as an obstacle to having my credit card company directly withhold or retrieve funds.
I recommended that PayPal remove Parliamentbudapest.com as a PayPal vendor.
PayPal did refund my money but a big part of my visit to Budapest was ruined.
The website is just a scam, selling fake tickets
It is not the website for budapest parliament. It looks like the real one but it is not. Very tricky especially if you are a visitor in Budapest trying to buy online tickets. You will never know it is not the real one until you show your ticket in the parliament ticket office. Correct website for the Budapest parliament is jegymester.hu. My money was refunded by paypal but I didn't get a cancellation email from this company. The parliament tickets are issued in WhatsApp which I didn’t get from the email from this company. It also asks for your identification like passport (although the lady in the parliament ticket office said this is required). Disappointing that we didn’t get to see the inside of the parliament as we have to leave the following day. Note that you can also buy your ticket from the parliament ticket office.
Fake website. Before I read the reviews and I noticed, they sent me a confirmation barcode that was fake.
I opened a PayPal dispute, they deleted (on WhatsApp) the fake barcode and sent me a new (legit) one for another time and said “because of the dispute, we have to change the timing”.
Beware of them, they’re scammers.
Fake website. They designed everything in a way that you believe it is the official website of the parliament, but they dont sell tickets after all. you get a link to download the tickets and get a barcode, which is not accepted at the entrance of the parliament.
I didn’t notice that it is NOT official website. Be careful! Price is double! You can’t buy tickets in parliament and they are available every day!
Cancelled two hours before ans never had my money back
Resell tickets at doble price, false informations, you need to print tickets instead the told me i can use smartphone
Not the official website, tickets are sold at double the regular price. Bought online for mistake, they send us only a bar code instead the real (must be printable at the entrance information office!!) ticket so we couldn't visit the Parliament. After a complain they send us via Whatsapp the regular ticket but they also rebooked the visit for the next day. What if the next day i had to fly home?
Only they was able to send me tickets to my group of 6 for next day, quick reply by chat, highly recommended, thanks ladies
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