Top Hungary Food Tours - page 3

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.

Sample the best of Budapest’s cuisine on this small-group culinary walking tour. Beginning in central Budapest, follow your guide to local bars, restaurants, markets, cafes, and a cookie manufacturer. Try a hearty helping of traditional dishes and treats, such as soups, pastries, cured meats, and cheeses, all included with your ticket. As you explore and taste, your guide provides a helpful introduction to Hungarian cuisine and insights into the latest local food trends.

It is a special culinary program in our Hungarian flat. Learn about local ingredients, Hungarian cuisine, custom, culture, and everyday life. Cooking practice and tricks, common eating, interesting information about Hungary! Learn about Goulash, Chicken Paprikas... and make it at home for your family or friends. Discover Hungary through local gastronomy!

Without local knowledge of Hungarian food, it can be tricky to figure out menus and know what to order. With this tour, get a shortcut to the local food scene and walk around the city’s foodie hotspots with a private guide to help expand your culinary knowledge. All food and drink tastings are included such as goulash, local cheese, cured meats, strudel, and Hungarian wine.

Explore the highlights of Eger, a small town in Hungary’s wine region, during this private full-day excursion. Visit medieval-era Eger Castle and several on-site museums, step inside the lavish Cathedral Basilica, enjoy panoramic views from the top of the Eger Minaret, stop by the celebrated thermal resort of Egerszalók, and taste the region’s iconic Bull’s Blood wine within the Valley of the Beautiful Women.

Learn how to make one of Hungary’s most classic and cherished dishes with this strudel-themed, small-group cooking class. Pick between convenient morning and afternoon class times, and make your way directly to your host’s apartment, located in the heart of the city. Upon arrival, get comfortable, roll up your sleeves, and learn all about the strudel’s heritage. Then, prepare several sweet and savory versions of the dish. At the end of class, sit down to enjoy your meal.

Budapest is known for its ruin bars, but appreciating the background of these unique venues can be tricky on a self-led tour. Explore the capital’s ruin bar district away from the night-time crowds on an afternoon walking tour, and discover street art, history, and culture as you stroll between several bars, stopping regularly for a taste of classic Hungarian beverages.

Discovering Budapest’s food scene without a guide may give you only a random take on the city’s culinary repertoire. This small-group tour showcases the Hungarian capital’s local flavors and traditions to reveal its true gastronomic tastes and customs. Sample delicacies at one of the city's market halls, try street foods and classic confectionery, and taste Hungarian wines; all with a guide to share insight and pointers you’d likely otherwise miss.

With its beaches, forested hills, vineyards, and historic architecture, Lake Balaton is an ideal choice for a day trip from Budapest. With this private tour, avoid slow public transport and travel to parts of the lake inaccessible by train, such as Tihany. Ride the ferry from Szántod, visit the Benedictine Abbey Church, stroll Tagore Promenade, and indulge in a wine tasting in Balatonfüred without worrying about having to drive.

Delve into the flavors of Hungarian cuisine when you book this half-day cooking class with an optional market tour. Head to a kitchen where a cooking instructor provides the hands-on know-how required to prepare a traditional Hungarian feast with dishes like goulash and chicken paprikash. After cooking, sit down to the fruits of your labor with a glass of wine and good conversation.

Try some bull’s blood on this private tour in Eger, which is not something every tour offers. Your guide will take you all around the city, showing you the famous spots and giving you a local’s perspective. You’ll also make it to a Hungarian winery, where you’ll be able to taste the most famous wine in the county, the bull’s blood.

Get out of the city and explore Hungary’s wine region of Tokaj on this full-day private tour. In the company of a guide, transfer from Budapest to Tokaj and other spots in the area with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Learn about the long tradition of winemaking in the region and taste a variety of local wines.

Learn all about wine making, and then taste several wines and have lunch on a beautiful terrace at one of the wineries in Lake Balaton. You’ll have round-trip transfers from Budapest provided, so no need to arrange that yourself. Your guide will take care of all the logistics for your private group, so you just need to enjoy the day out.

Study up on your Hungarian wines with this evening tasting in Budapest. Led by an expert guide, you’ll be given an introduction to regional characteristics, sampling eight varietals at a local wine shop and sharing your thoughts with your companions. Ask questions as you take in the flavor notes, pairing your samples with artisanal bread, local cheeses and charcuteries. Groups are limited to 24 people.

If we can not take you to the actual wine regions, we will try to make up for that by showing you the highlights of the past and the present of Hungarian viticulture. Feed two birds with one seed: taste the finest local wines and complete your stay in Budapest with some new perspectives of the city.This is ultimately the best option to learn about Hungarian wines without leaving Budapest.

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.

If you’re keen to swap the touristy spots in Budapest for an off-the-beaten-path adventure, this small-group tour takes you to the lesser-known district of Obuda. Discover dining spots that locals love and try a variety of Hungarian specialties, such as grilled sausages, soup, pancakes, and beer, with tastings included.

We’ll learn about & most importantly TASTE some of the Hungarian Food Tradition through this local experience and I’ll explain the History of the building as well. I’m going to show you and teach you about the Hungarian national food & drink items while strolling through one of the hot spots in Town-the Great Market Hall. I’m going to introduce you to the secrets of some of our national drinks & show you the unique food stands where I’ll explain about the Hungarian paprika culture, get you a SALAMI tray with surprise ingredients in some. We’ll visit the mushroom/herbal/honey stand & of course you can not leave without tasting the famous LANGOS either, which is THE truly Hungarian experience, a deep-fried circular shaped dough with sour cream or/and cheese topping.Of course You must end this culinary journey with a sweet treat,a hand made Traditional Hungarian STRUDEL.Lángos & special Hungarian shot & Hungarian salami sampling & desert is included.Great for group,as well team building.

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!

Discover Pest, the vibrant, bustling city, financial and cultural center of the Hungarian nation. Established in the late 19th century it gained new prominence as the second capital of the newly-created Austro-Hungarian Empire. Signs of that momentous 19th-century rise are everywhere to be found on this Budapest walking tour. Get introduced to a wide range of local grape varieties, such as Bikavér, Kadarka , Olaszrizling and Furmint which are major players in Hungarian wine. We also focus on featuring lesser-known varieties and wines from small, family-run wineries that you won't find in larger chain stores or supermarkets. -4 glasses of wine (50 ml each glass) -Led by a sommelier -Tasting Notes -Duration: 1 hour

Hungarians love their food. From hearty and filling goulash, to crispy and cheesy langos, a deep fried dough that's perfect while sipping local beer. Discover the best of Hungarian cuisine on this guided foodie walking tour—in districts seven and eight—with stops at family owned eateries, food markets, and a standout ruin bar. With eight tastings included, you should definitely show up hungry, because you'll want to indulge.

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.

Spend the day exploring the picturesque Hungarian town of Eger—famous for its regional wines—during this private, full-day tour. Relax with pickup and drop-off from any hotel accommodation within Budapest. Visit landmarks like Eger Castle and the stunning basilica with a guide.

The Budapest wine tasting is great for everyone who likes wine and wants to experience the exciting side of Hungary’s wine scene. We’ll explore the country’s famous wine regions, try out indigenous varietals, and discover intriguing winemakers. Come peek inside our boutique wine bar for a unique atmosphere. Meet great people, taste cool stuff, learn about Hungary, enjoy yourself. Our Budapest wine tasting is the easiest way for a quick intro into Hungary’s fabulous wines.