Top Hungary Street Art Tour

Cast your sightseeing net wider while in Budapest to enjoy the artists’ town of Szentendre, known as the “Southern Gateway to the Danube Bend. Explore the baroque town's cobbled lanes and arty shops. Includes round-trip transport, the latter including a Danube cruise back to Budapest between May 1 and October 31 (Fridays–Sundays). On Tuesdays and during the off-season, travel back by comfortable coach.

Art enthusiasts find several fantastic museums in Budapest, but to really understand Hungarian art, you shouldn't miss the chance to experience Budapest's vibrant street art scene. On this art tour, follow your guide to see Budapest's murals, street art, and graffiti. Along the way, explore the Bohemian Jewish Quarter, and learn about the city's culture and history, through the lens of local artists' work.

Get to know Budapest through your sketchbook on this private urban sketching tour of Budapest. In the company of a local artist, receive your sketchbook for the tour and set out to find the best places to draw the city. Take time to observe and sketch the city with guidance from the artist.

Discover a behind-the-scenes look at Budapest’s art culture on this walking tour. Explore the architecture, graffiti, and street art with a local guide for a more intimate experience of this vibrant capital city. Along the way, make additional stops at cool coffee shops, street art galleries, and bars and take a jaunt through the Jewish Quarter to spot hidden synagogues.

Budapest rewards the curious eater. On this small-group walking tour through the city center, you'll move from a breezy Danube-side square with views across to the Buda hills into narrow streets, covered passages, and family-run dining rooms that have been feeding this city for generations. Along the way: taste Hungary's iconic deep-fried street food fresh from the fryer, smoked sausage seasoned with paprika, goulash ladled out with pride, and a sparkling grape must that tastes like the Hungarian harvest in a glass. If you're joining in the morning, the tour winds up on grand Andrássy Avenue before finishing with a flaky, buttery strudel. Afternoon guests go further into the heart of the Jewish Quarter and one of Budapest's most storied courtyard passages, ending with a creative Hungarian dessert reinvented for the modern table. Seven tastings, two neighborhoods, and enough stories to change how you think about Eastern European food.

With a local representative of this industry, we'll take you to the most unusual ruin bars in Budapest. But that's not all - most of the visitors to these bars are tourists, so we'll also take you to a couple of non-touristy spots where locals gather and show you what to drink so you'll be accepted as "one of them." You'll learn a lot of unexpected things about the Hungarian capital along the way. And, of course, at the end of the tour, we'll share with you our favorite places because there's no way you can visit all of them in one evening! During the walk, we'll visit 4-5 bars. One drink for each participant is included in the price. The walking tour is available on weekdays from 3 pm and on weekends from noon. Please note that any of the places we visit may require an ID card/passport. Get ready for an unforgettable night out!

What makes this experience unique is the combination of a Budapest street art tour with authentic local street food tastings. As you explore the creative streets of the Jewish Quarter, your guide introduces the stories behind the murals, stencils, and urban artworks created by both Hungarian and international artists. Along the way, you’ll taste traditional Hungarian street foods and discover places locals love. The small-group format makes the experience relaxed and interactive, allowing you to learn about the city’s culture, art scene, and food traditions while exploring one of Budapest’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant heart of Budapest on this insightful walking tour of Pest. Discover the rich tapestry of history and modern life as you stroll past iconic landmarks like the majestic Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and Heroes’ Square. Engage with the stories behind the architecture and the cultural contrasts that define this lively city. Sample delicious Hungarian street food in City Park and enjoy a ride on the historic metro. This tour offers a unique chance to connect with the local rhythm and uncover what makes Pest truly special. - Walk through Pest's most significant landmarks, including Kossuth Square and Vajdahunyad Castle. - Taste traditional Hungarian street food like lángos and kürtőskalács. - Ride the historic 125-year-old metro for a unique travel experience. - Perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of Budapest’s culture and history.