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Make the most of your day!!! Take a memorable private tour in the famous Danube bend with a perfect guide and enjoy an afternoon wine tasting with lunch. Join our 6 hours informative private city tour of Szentendre and Visegrad with lunch  and  take the great opportunity to learn and taste Hungarian wines.  Wander around the narrow streets of the Baroque Old Town  Admire the main attractions of the famous artist village, which was built on medieval ruins  Hear about the history of the Visegrad Castle during your walking tour from our professional guide Opportunity for souvenir shopping Enjoy a delicious lunch in a lovely wine cellar  Taste and learn about Hungarian wine from an expert sommelier

Skip generic dining experiences and learn how to recreate Hungarian classics with confidence back home. This small-group experience combines a local market visit with hands-on cooking, giving you insight into ingredients, techniques, and traditions. Prepare and enjoy a traditional meal in a welcoming setting, making it a more meaningful and interactive way to experience Budapest’s food culture.

If you love beer and are planning a trip to Budapest, you may well be aware that the Hungarian capital has some great craft beers to offer. With this Hoppy Hours tour, you'll get to visit some of the city's best pubs, where you'll try out all sorts of local brews and snacks while you learn about Hungary's traditions around beer drinking.

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.

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.

See the best of Budapest on a 3.5-hour bike tour led by a private guide. Wheel around the bike paths and cobblestone streets to pass UNESCO-listed Buda Castle District, the iconic statues in Heroes’ Square, the impressive Parliament Building and more. Your guide will provide anecdotes and historical background as you go, giving context to all the major landmarks surrounding you. You’ll also enjoy a stop to rest your legs with a hot beverage and Hungarian treat during the tour.

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.

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!

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.

Dessert and coffee lovers alike will enjoy a 2.5-hour guilty pleasures tour of Budapest. Follow your guide to the city’s best confectionaries to taste strudel, chimney cake, and more.  Sip classic Hungarian coffee at a lavish coffee house, while your guide discusses the city's history and culture. Leave with a satisfied sweet tooth and recommendations for local restaurants and Hungarian food.

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.

Whether you’re a foodie, culture junkie, or both, you’ll enjoy a 4-hour Hungarian cooking class in Budapest. You'll prepare a 3-course meal in a traditional Hungarian home. Choose from five different menu options based on your personal tastes. You can expect one-on-one attention from your teacher during this immersive cultural experience.

Immerse yourself in the Hungarian wine scene on a wine tasting cruise along the Danube. Over the course of two hours, you’ll try seven different wines. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the sights of Budapest from a unique vantage point, including Buda Castle and the Fisherman’s Bastion. This is the perfect opportunity to photograph the city with unobstructed views.

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.

Experience Budapest’s famed thermal baths—and enjoy a gourmet meal as part of your day out—with this pampering, two-in-one package. Make your own way to Rudas Baths, located right on the Danube, and indulge in a 3-course brunch at the on-site Rudas Bistro (complete with panoramic city views). You’ll also receive full-day passes to the baths, which include access to the new wellness center, pools, saunas, and more.

Taste your way around Budapest during this private half-day food tour. Discover the Hungarian capital’s sweet and savory delights by foot. Learn about the city’s culinary history along the way. Highlights include a visit to a ruin bar, a taste of the famous Hungarian chimney cake, a stop in a 19th-century coffee house, a glass of Hungarian wine, and a visit to a local market.

Budapest is known for its drinking culture, but travelers may not know where to taste the finest wines. This two-and-a-half-hour wine crawl takes you to some of the city’s most popular wine bars, as well as locals-only spots.  Enjoy Hungarian wine like the famous full-bodied Bull's Blood and snacks. Sip your drink and take in the atmosphere, while your guide tells stories about Hungarian wine-making traditions and culture.

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.

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.

Discover the delights of Hungarian cuisine with this cooking experience in Budapest. Soak up the atmosphere as you shop for ingredients at the local market, then learn to cook authentic Hungarian cuisine during an expert-led cooking class. Sample local specialties like Pálinka (fruit brandy), elderberry syrup and poppy seed bread pudding, and get hands-on as you master traditional techniques. Finally, reap the rewards as you tuck into a delicious 4-course lunch, accompanied by local wines.

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.

Budapest is full of UNESCO World Heritage–listed monuments, architectural wonders, and lively markets, but visiting on a group tour means a fixed itinerary and less time to explore. Instead, maximize your time with a private tour and tick off attractions such as Buda Castle, Széchenyi Thermal Bath, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the Central Market. Add other attractions to suit your own interests. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Without a hire car, it’s almost impossible to explore the Hungarian wine regions around Budapest on your own. This wine tour solves the problem: transporting you to Etyek, the fast-developing wine region west of the city, to explore its wineries. Admire the vineyards, stop to tour different cellars and sample their wines, and enjoy an authentic Hungarian meal. A choice of time slots lets you be flexible with your schedule.