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Get more out of your time in Budapest by crossing the border and visiting a selection of Romania’s highlights, including Transylvania. Save hours of research time, and benefit from having a full 5-day itinerary organized for you—including four nights of accommodation. The trip visits the UNESCO-listed Sighisoara, Timisoara, Bran Castle (Dracula’s Castle), Sibiu, and Romania's capital city of Bucharest.

There are so many sites to see in Budapest, and a great way to cover the main ones, and some hidden ones, is to go on a guided tour. This is a small-group tour that keeps costs down, and still covers a lot of ground. Visit places like the Central Market Hall, Hungarian National Museum, Great Synagogue, and much more.

Have all the fun you can have in Budapest on this 1-hour Private Photo tour with a private local guide. Check out: Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, Matthias Church, the Fisherman's Bastion and the cozy nooks only locals know about. Get beneath the city's most iconic places for photo shoot like a Budapestian. Travel Budapest in style getting the most out of your day. Listen to your guide’s stories about the sights, history of the capital of Hungary, fun facts about local life, local news and local jokes. Budapest has many incredible views, historical lanes, parks, cathedrals, squares, hidden gems, historic buildings and scenic panoramas – all to make your Hungarian story exceptional. • Get familiar with style icons of Budapest • Come away with amazing shots from the places that look like a postcard. • Visit iconic famous places like as Buda Castle or the Chain Bridge • Enjoy a personalized private photo tour

Escape the bustle of the capital and spend a few hours exploring one of Hungary’s quaintest riverside towns during this half-day private excursion to Szentendre. Begin the day with a guided walking tour of the Old Town, then choose where you’d like to go next. Optional highlights include the works of ceramicist Margit Kovacs, a visit to the Marzipan Museum, or a stop at the Serbian Orthodox Church and museum.

Hungary is known for its cuisine, but knowing where to go for an authentic taste can be difficult. Visit the home of a local and enjoy a meal together for insight into traditional Hungarian flavors and culture. Forget the hassle of travel with round-trip transfer from your hotel, leaving you free to enjoy an evening of wine, palinka, and local specialties.

Budapest’s markets can feel overwhelming at first — the crowded stalls, the unfamiliar cuts of meat. Many visitors walk through unsure of what they’re seeing or how it fits into everyday Hungarian life. This private tasting tour offers a clear, relaxed way to understand not just the market, but the food, history, and culture that shaped it — through the eyes of someone who grew up with it. My family has lived in Budapest for generations, and food has always been our way of understanding the world. Combined with years cooking professionally in the US and Hungary — including time in a two‑Michelin‑star kitchen and private chef work for visiting actors — I explain Hungarian cuisine through real experience rather than rehearsed stories. As we explore the Great Market Hall, our conversation moves naturally from ingredients to traditions from stories to history. You’ll leave with a full stomach, a deeper sense of Hungarian life, and the feeling that you’ve seen the market the way locals do.