Top Budapest Food & Drink Classes - page 2

If you'd want to spend a day away from the city and learn how to create a real gulash, you may enroll in this program. You'll have an amazing experience in a stunning setting. During our cooking session in the woods, you will sample regional wines and snacks and discover some characteristic Hungarian spices.You'll also have a 40 minute drive from Budapest for an experience next to the fire. You will be given two different kinds of appetizer and traditional dessert in a small village, where you can cook our gulash, taste wine while it is boiling, and you will be given two different kinds of dessert. And, finally, you will have a chance to visit the mansion of Alsópetény.

Delve into the delightful world of Hungary’s famous Kurtoskalacs in a fun and hands-on workshop located in Budapest's heart. Under the guidance of a knowledgeable local host, you'll learn the step-by-step process of crafting this iconic chimney cake. Start with a fascinating introduction to its cultural significance, then roll your dough, shape it around a wooden spindle, and watch it transform on the rotating grill. Once caramelized to perfection, indulge in your warm cake topped with your choice of cinnamon sugar, vanilla, cocoa, or walnut. Take home your delicious creation and a Certificate of Achievement to commemorate your newfound baking skills.

Taste the best Hungarian gins in the heart of Budapest with a beautiful panorama of the Danube. Anyone who visits Hungary can get to know the traditional spirits and gins of the country listen to a story about the history of each cocktail and enjoy the amazing power of the Hungarian Gins. Furthermore, with a great view of the Parliament, the Buda Castle, and Margaret Island, guests can not only enjoy the tasting in a beautiful setting but also get thorough information about Hungarian culture and Hungarian traditions.

Delve into Budapest’s culinary culture during a walking tour of the Hungarian capital. Along the way, visit the vibrant Central Market Hall, sample traditional cakes in an atmospheric coffee house, and more. Also sample local wines, spirits, and cheeses during a sommelier-led tasting, with exclusive discounts on wine purchases. Choose from a small-group or private tour for a personalized experience either way.

To understand Hungarian culture, no traveler should miss the chance to enjoy the local cuisine—but for real foodies—nothing beats a traditional cooking class, with a professional chef. With this Central European Jewish cooking class, head to your host's apartment to prepare a three-course Jewish menu of your choosing, taste typical snacks, and sample the local plum brandy. Along the way, expect to eat well, and learn about the culture, and customs, of Hungarian Jewry.

Uncover the rich flavors of Hungary in a unique cooking experience that begins with a guided tour of the Central Market Hall, where local delicacies await. Sample traditional sausages, cheeses, and pastries before heading to a cozy kitchen studio. Under the guidance of seasoned chefs, you'll create a multi-course Hungarian meal while enjoying unlimited local wine and engaging stories about culinary customs. This immersive class spans 4.5 to 5 hours and culminates in a delightful surprise souvenir to cherish your time spent in Hungarian hospitality.

Have you ever dreamt of combining gummy bears with marshmallows and ice-cream? Or throwing the coolest birthday party in town? Or are you just bored and would like to meet other kids for a scavenger hunt or a cooking course? You can have it all! Book your place online or call us for more details!

Combine a walking tour through Budapest with a Hungarian cooking class during this two-for-one, small-group half-day experience. First, explore the city on foot with a guide, learning about the city’s Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian history as well as its Jewish heritage. Then, head into the kitchen where you will see that history in action as you learn how to prepare traditional dishes like stuffed peppers and roast goose.

Combine two of Hungary’s culinary attractions, wine and strudel, in this group cooking class taught by some passionate cooks. All levels are welcome, as you’ll get plenty of strudel-making instruction even though you’re part of a large group. When you’re finished, you can enjoy what you’ve created, both sweet and savory strudel washed down with some local wine.

Langos is one of the most popular street foods in Hungary, but instead of buying them, learn how to make the authentic Hungarian snack for yourself in this small-group cooking class. Enjoy a glass of Hungarian wine as you cook, while learning the history of local food customs and ingredients.