Tekerj,
sörözz,
bulizz!
Ameddig a torkod nyeli,
ameddig a lábad bírja...
Ahol a kenyér folyik.
A pult gördül.
A party tombol.
Itt nem
sörre,
sörrel
hajtasz
What is it good for?
The beerbike tour is an excellent spot for corporate events, team-buildings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthday parties, a warm up before festivals, afterparties or any occasions if you just feel like doing it!
Group events!
You can choose from 3 different bikes, whereon 13, 14 or 16 people can party at a time.
If you are a bigger group, you can rent more bikes and they can run in a convoy.
Craft Beer on tap
...from local brewery: 100% natural / no added peservatives / 4,5% alcohol content
Different perspective?
Our beer bike tour is designed to get ’under the skin’ of the real Budapest and transport you forward to the past!
Need a Host or Hostess?
You can ask for hot hungarian hostess or eg. a handsome fake policeman who draw off your beer on the bike!
1 hours BEER BUS rent (Fully electric, eco-friendly sightseeing tour in the downtown)
with unlimited beer & including English speaking guide
1,5 hour beer bike rent
with 13 bottles of champagne including return minibus transfers & English speaking guide
1,5 hour beer bike rent
with 30 litres of beer including return minibus transfers & English speaking guide
1,5 hours beer bike rent
with 13 bottles of prosecco including return minibus transfers & English speaking guide
Other drinks
Prosecco, wine, soft drinks are available, please ask for quote
Meeting point
Our prices are include return minibus transfer so just let us know the address where you want to hopp on!
WHERE WE RIDE?
All hungarians have heard about the more than 120-year-old Csepel Works. Now you have the chance to get to know this iconic place and its history! There are 14 industrial monuments and another 30 noteworthy buildings in the Csepel Works.
Stormy decades, world burns, and even though its former light has been worn, it can still be the focus of attention nowadays! It might be a little way out of central Budapest but is well worth the journey to get there and see Budapest from another view.
Csepel (che´pel) is an island, 100 sq miles, 30 miles long, located in the Danube, just south of Budapest, where the Csepel works are located. Originally it was called Weiss Manfréd Steel and Metalworks operated as a factory, named by its founder Manfréd Weiss.
The "Manfréd Weiss Steel and Metal Works", (or colloquially "Csepel Works") operated on a 250 hectares estate, & was one of the largest machine factories in Hungary & the second largest industrial enterprise in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
It played an integral role in the heavy industry and military production of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy producing all types of equipment, from airplanes, aircraft engines, tanks, land cruisers and other military equipment for the army.
During World War I, the workforce exceeded 30,000 and by the outbreak of World War II, the company had become a modern industrial conglomerate, with over 40,000 employees.
It was on this island that the largest Hungarian motorcycle factory, affiliated with the “CSEPEL Steel and Metal Company”, began building motorcycles in 1932, under the label of “CSEPEL”. The iconic Csepel brand was used until 1951, however, until production ended in 1975, they produced motorcycles and scooters under the names Csepel, Tunde, Panni, Danuvia, White, and Pannonia.
As a preparation for the bombing of Allied forces, six large capacity and nine smaller bunkers as well as two hospital bunkers were built in 1943-1944 at Csepel Works. The bunkers were able to accommodate and provide shelter for up to 20.000 workers. Air raids in Budapest started on 3 April 1944 and the fiercest bombing was on 27 July 1944, when most buildings of the Manfréd Weiss Factory were destroyed.
In the 1990's the company’s assets were privatised, & currently hundreds of ventures operate on the area employing 6-8,000 people. Famous bicycle manufacturers such as Neuzer or Gepida are still operating in the Csepel Works.
