Top Budapest Desserts & Sweets - page 2

See the top attractions of Budapest with ease on a 2-hour nighttime segway tour. After the sun goes down and the tourist crowds have thinned, it’s prime time to explore the Hungarian capital. Plus, the easy-to-use Segway allows you to traverse the city’s hills and winding paths without breaking a sweat. Glide with your guide along the Danube, over the Chain Bridge, around the Fisherman’s Bastion, and to other illuminated landmarks.

Whether you are here for the first time, or are a returning visitor this is your ultimate entry ticket to your Budapest experience! The city in general has a number of food tours to offer, but this one is the newest one, taking a fun, easy-going, interesting and, first and foremost, a delicious approach to immersing yourself into our city and culture. I have been doing tours locally for about 7 years now and can tell, this is by far the most sought after experience of them all. We will have plenty of time to share stories, impressions, tips about Budapest and Hungarian culture, while trying 7 local food tastings, such as langosh, chimney cake and somloi, to name a few. While our cuisine may not be world famous, I am sure you will remember these tastings for a long time to come. Disclaimer Please note that the pictures are indicative of our tastings and depending on various factors (availability, opening times, itinerary, etc.) may not always be available as expected.

Get more out of your time in Budapest by venturing further afield and taking a day trip across the Austrian border to Vienna. Save hours of itinerary planning time, as the trip includes a guided sightseeing tour. Led by a private guide, the route showcases ​​The Hofburg palace, Mozart’s former home, Ringstrasse, and plenty more notable city highlights.