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Experience the rich heritage and traditional cuisine of Budapest’s Jewish Quarter on this 4-hour walking tour. Your local guide will take you to see the World War II memorials, the Dohány Street Synagogue and the shops and restaurants of the Jewish Quarter, an area that has become a popular hotspot. You’ll sit in one of the hip ruin pubs and sample authentic local dishes over lunch, getting a flavor for flodni, an apple, walnut and poppy seed pastry, as well as palinka, a fruit brandy made famous by Hungarians.

A perfect way to learn about the history of Budapest, especially the Jewish / Party district, get a general understanding of the city while socializing with other travelers and have few drinks served to you on the way! Come join Me for a night out in Budapest. :) A truly Fantastic combination of history and beer ( and a surprise shot)! The three/four spots we are going to visit are very unique and I will give you many more tips for places to check out after for both food and drinks. The last stop is spectacular and you could spend all night there. Great adventure for groups, just as much as for individual travelers.

Book this free tour to check out Hungary’s largest city, Budapest, and rest easy knowing it’s the economical choice. This is a large group tour, so you might make some new friends along the way too. Your guide will show you the famous sites, tell you stories, and familiarize you with the country’s capital city in just under a half day.

Get under the skin of Budapest on a 4-hour small-group walking tour. Hear about Budapest’s history and culture, and admire highlights including Heroes Square, the Parliament, and St. Stephen’s Basilica, plus lesser-known sights. Explore the Jewish Quarter, see bridges connecting the Pest and Buda districts, view the Shoes on the Danube Memorial, and admire Pest’s grand boulevards. If you wish, opt for a larger group tour or upgrade to a private tour.

Learn about life behind the Iron Curtain on this 3-hour tour of Budapest. Led by a local guide, you’ll hear first-hand accounts of the era’s black-market economy, the effects of the Kremlin and the imprint left on Budapest after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Meet for an introductory discussion over coffee at Bambi Presszó café, considered by many as the last city stronghold of communist culture. Then take a walking tour to see evidence of the communist era still visible around the city today.

This tour is a classical Budapest sightseeing program following the route of the Hungarian "guerilla" artist, Michael Kolodko's mini statues. It's a perfect program for first-time visitors because many of the statues are near to main attractions, but at the same time, it's a special experience, as others are located in the local neighborhoods. This walking tour is a real treasure hunt; while you look for the art pieces on the streets, you can admire beautiful attractions like the Chain bridge, and listen to the stories that the artist wants to tell us through his statues. The perfect combination: a bit of a general, a bit of the hidden gems.

Get more out of your time in Hungary by swapping Budapest for a full-day tour to a region known for its medicinal waters. Avoid the potential delays of public transport, and instead, travel in a comfortable private vehicle. As well as the 13th century Eger Castle, the trip also visits Sodomb—known for its salt hill, and Salaris Resort—where it’s possible to bathe in thermal water that contains 30 trace minerals.

Check out all the famous sites in Budapest, like Buda Castle, Matthias church, Heroes Square, and much more on this private tour. You’ll travel between sites by car, so you won't have to deal with taxis or public transportation. Your guide will take care of logistics, so you just need to enjoy your half-day out.

If you don’t know the history behind Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, you could miss out on a lot while exploring on your own. Opt instead to travel with a private guide during this private Budapest Jewish Quarter tour, and listen to stories about the area, including its part in WWII. Budapest hotel pickup and drop-off are included for added convenience.

Make the most of your day!!! Join our memorable private tour to the famous Sissi Palace in Godollo with a perfect guide. Admire the baroque details in the stunning former royal residence of the Habsburg Emperors. Learn about the Austrian Emperors as your guide shows you secret rooms and doorsin the royal palace Optional: Take the opportunity to enjoy a unique horse show. Just 30 minutes outside of Budapest is the beautiful Royal Palace of Gödöllő, one of the extravagant residences of the former Austrian Emperors. It is the second largest Baroque Palace in the world and is one of the most important examples of Hungarian baroque architecture. The elegant royal complex is now open to visitors, and this tour will take you inside the restored palace for a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the emperors. As you explore the immense and brilliantly decorated estate, your guide will let you in on the secrets of the private life and hidden doors and rooms of the royal couple.

Beat the hassle of arranging your own transportation and enjoy door-to-door, chauffeured rides to Sisi’s Royal Palace, from your Budapest hotel. Venture outside the capital to the picturesque town of Gödöllő, home to richly restored, centuries-old royal complex, once home to Sisi and Franz Joseph. Tours include snacks, beverages, and complimentary tea or coffee.

Discover the hidden corners of Jewish Budapest on a private 5-hour tour. Visit a variety of attractions comfortably by private transportation in a short amount of time, including the Neolog Synagogue.  Meet with an active member of the local Jewish community to gain an in depth understanding of the history and contemporary life of Jews in Budapest. Complete your tour with a 3-course Hungarian lunch with wine, at a local home.

To experience the elegance of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Budapest visitors don't need to take a trip to Vienna. Instead, enjoy this half-day excursion to the Royal Palace of Gödöllő, less than an hour's drive from Budapest. With this private tour, start your day with easy hotel pickup before you're whisked to the palace to learn about the history of the monarchy and Queen Elisabeth, take in the building's baroque styling, and refresh with a coffee or tea—included in the tour price.

This private tour to Etyek is a great way to learn more about Hungarian wine production. You won’t have to worry about waiting for local buses, as round-trip private transport from Budapest is included. Once in Etyek, walk past vineyards, learn about specialist winemaking techniques, and best of all—taste excellent local wine.

Seeing Budapest’s sights while also getting to know the real city is difficult without a guide for in-depth insight. This private walking tour makes it happen: with a personal guide to show you and share stories of the landmarks, and shed light on the Hungarian capital’s past, lifestyles, and cuisine. Stroll around Buda’s and Pest’s must-sees, hear about local life, and enjoy the opportunity to customize the itinerary around you.

Enjoy an insider’s look at Budapest’s main attractions on a 3-hour private walking tour of the city. Your local guide will take you to popular thermal pools of the Szechenyi Baths, the beautiful green sprawl of City Park and the Buda Castle District across the Danube. You’ll hear facts and anecdotes about Hungarian history and the vibrant cultural scene of this capital city as you go. You’ll also have the chance to rest your feet with a stop at a café for coffee and two classic Hungarian pastries, included with your ticket.

Hike the rolling mountains north of Budapest on a full-day, private tour that includes Prédikálószék peak and Ram Canyon. Choosing a private guide means you can explore the trails at your own pace, without waiting or being rushed. Pre-booking door-to-door transit ensures time to enjoy panoramic views of the Danube bend, scenic waterfalls, and forested ridge lines.

The small town is the opening of the Danube Bend area with cute Serbian architecture, lovely shops, and delicious restaurants. After they discovered its charming atmosphere and beautiful landscape, Szentendre became the center of fine art students in the 20th century. It's still full of museums, galleries, and folk art. During this Full Day program, you will have enough free time to conveniently have lunch and to just wandering around while shopping for souvenirs.

Discover Budapest the way you wish on a private chauffeured tuk tuk. Board a cabriolet Piaggio tuk tuk with a driver and agree a customized itinerary. Then, relax as you fly by famous sights and explore hidden corners, learning about their history on route. Cross Margaret Bridge, take photos, and finish with a wine and cheese tasting at a wine bar. Hotel or central pickup and drop-off, and choice of departure times include

Discover the best of Hungarian cuisine during a private half-day food tour of Budapest. Feast on a total of 10 dishes and drinks. Your culinary delights are served in several locations, including the Central Market Hall. Offered in the morning and afternoon each day, you can easily fit this foodie excursion into your busy vacation schedule.

See the best of the Danube Bend on this full-day trip from Budapest, solving the challenge of fitting multiple towns into one day. Visit the historic towns of Esztergom, Visegrád, and Szentendre, explore the impressive Esztergom Basilica, and enjoy panoramic views of the Danube Valley from Visegrád Citadel. Wander through charming cobbled streets, and past the baroque houses and museums of Szentendre—all with your guide taking care of timing and transport.

Get an insider’s introduction to the unique and trendy phenomenon of “ruin bars” during this after-hours pub crawl in Budapest. Visit bars that have been converted from abandoned factories, homes, and shops in the city’s former Jewish Quarter in District VII. You’ll also get a peek at the neighborhood’s iconic street art.

Immerse yourself in Budapest's culture through your taste buds with this street food tour of the city. You'll sample all sorts of local treats, from traditional Hungarian fare to specialty snacks from Turkish and Greek stteedt food joints, all washed down with local beer. You'll even get the chance to sample a traditional dessert all the way from Transylvania!

Rounding up Budapest’s big-hitting sights and hidden urban gems usually requires two separate outings if you're going it alone. This private tour combines them: so you see Budapest from a visitor’s and local’s perspective in one trip, saving time as a result. View highlights including Parliament and Heroes Square; and in-between, blend with the crowds to experience urban sights and everyday culture, so you get right under the city’s skin.