Top Hungary Wine Tasting Tours - page 2

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!

Explore the historical city of Eger in north Hungary and sample its wines on a private day trip from Budapest. Stroll the baroque streets and view Eger’s Basilica, Turkish minaret, and 13th-century castle. Plus, enjoy a dose of traditional Hungarian hospitality with up to five wine tastings, including Eger’s famous ‘Bull’s Blood,’ and a Hungarian ‘peasant’ meal. Includes wine tastings, lunch, private air-conditioned transport, and central and hotel pickup and drop-off in Budapest.

Budapest is known for its quirky ruin bars, but with so much choice, it's hard to know which are the best to visit. Save time researching, and instead get an insider’s guide to Budapest nightlife by going on this tour. You won’t have to worry if you work up an appetite as snacks and alcoholic beverages are included. Visit multiple well-known and hidden ruin bars, and learn about Hungarian culture too.

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.

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.

Lots of culinary experiences let you sample Hungarian black truffles, but not many let you experience searching for your own, accompanied by a local truffle hunter and trained dogs. On this full-day small-group experience, head to the countryside outside Budapest to look for truffles before sitting down to enjoy local delicacies at nearby wineries.

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.

Go sightseeing along the River Danube on this scenic evening cruise with onboard live music from a folk orchestra. Choose from multiple packages to suit your preferences—including the option to include cocktails, wine, bottomless prosecco, and more. Along the way, take in views of top sights including Buda Castle, Parliament House, and the Citadel. A great start to a night out in Budapest or as a standalone activity.

Experience the traditions of Hungary’s Great Plain, or "puszta," on this full-day trip from Budapest. Venture south to the region’s capital of Kecskemet, and enjoy a guided stroll around its historical highlights, including the art nouveau-style Town Hall. Then, continue to a horse ranch to enjoy a traditional "barackpálinka" (apricot brandy) welcome, an equestrian show, a carriage ride, and a 3-course Hungarian lunch.

Hungary has some unique winemaking techniques that are distinct from its European neighbours. Learn more about Hungarian wine than you’d be able to discover on your own, while sampling several different vintages paired with cheeses, breads, and dried fruit on this private tasting experience. Listen to the region’s wine history recounted to you by a professional sommelier as you drink.

Travelers looking for a more active way to explore Budapest's top attractions should skip the typical, crammed tour bus, and opt for this bicycle sightseeing tour, complete with a guide to lead the way. Hop on your bike and pedal past many of the city's top sights—on both sides of the Danube River—including highlights such as the Parliament Building, St. Stephen's Basilica, the Chain Bridge, and the Central Market Hall.

Discover the best of Budapest’s markets and local restaurants on a private walking tour.  You'll experience the city’s culinary scene to its fullest through the eyes of a local. Follow your foodie guide to discover the city’s popular locals-only joints. Sip wine at one of the city’s market halls and taste sweets at a traditional Hungarian confectionery.

See the sights of Budapest as you cruise the city on a Segway. This tour offers a choice of durations for your guided trip around central Pest. An orientation is provided before the tour begins so that you feel comfortable when it comes time to navigate the streets. Ride past top attractions like St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Hungarian State Opera House and Andrassy Avenue along the way.

Getting to know Hungary’s best wines while in Budapest is easier with a guide to show you what’s what. This private wine tour delivers: with a stroll to some of the city’s quirkiest wine bars and glasses of wine at each. Absorb each bar's atmosphere, savor classic wines such as "Bull’s Blood" alongside snacks, and hear stories of Hungary’s winemaking, history, and drinking culture that you’d miss if alone.

During the tour, you meet the most popular Hungarian street food dishes and wines, in places visited by locals but less known among tourists. We start with a langos and visit the great market for a sweet bite. Afterwards, we try an eatery which is a popular dining spot among locals a loca eatery shop offerings: sausege, craklings, pickles with fresh bread. We walk to a wine tasting and tells us about Hungarian wines. Of course, we will also toast with the famous pálinka. At the end of the tour, you will have the opportunity to taste traditional local sweets with a coffee in a hidden shop of a famous confectioner dynasty. This tour is an excellent opportunity to taste the most popular dishes of Hungarian cuisine and get an insight into the world of local gastronomy. You are will taste at least 8 different foods and 7 types of drinks during the walk. I recommend skipping breakfast and not planning heavy dinner for the evening after the tour.

The program is unique in that it departs directly from Margaret Bridge and has unlimited rosé wine on board, Margaret Bridge is very close to the city centre, with easy access to the port. During the program we pass by all the major sights that symbolise Budapest, such as the Hungarian Parliament building, which is the first of the sights.

Experience the wine bars of Budapest like a local on a 2.5-hour small-group tour. Sample some of the country's best wines at trendy venues, including Tokaj and Bull's Blood. Along the way, learn about Hungarian wine making traditions and drinking culture. After the tour, leave with insider suggestions on what to see, eat, and do during the rest of your Budapest vacation.

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

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.

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

Taste, make, and devour traditional Hungarian food during a 3-hour cooking class. Private transfer takes you from your Budapest hotel to a famous wine village. Tour a local wine cellar, enjoy an unlimited wine tasting, and try palinka (fruit brandy). Then, learn to prepare goulash (meat stew) and strudel (layered pastry) from scratch, with vegetarian options available. Head back to your hotel with a full stomach and new culinary skills.

Games, Lunch, Vineyard tour, Visit to a unique wine cellar labyrinth, Wine tasting, Fruit juice tasting test The content of the one-day program is as follows, which can be supplemented with a wine dinner, accommodation and the next day's programs. Walk through the World Heritage elegant main street of Mád village, and fruit juice tasting test at the local farmer. Lunch with sparkling wine. After lunch, there will be a vineyard tour and wine tasting (white, dry and sweet wines) among the rows of grapes. A visit to the second longest and over 100-year-old wine cellar in Tokaj, a game in the labyrinth combined with a wine tasting.

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.

Though wine enthusiasts in Budapest can always settle into a tasting at one of the city's chic restaurants or wine bars, nothing compares to visiting the countryside to enjoy actual winery tastings. With this private wine tour, sit back and relax as you're whisked to Lake Balaton to taste the regional wines, with easy travel from Budapest. Explore the beautiful lake views, stroll through Tihany Village, and indulge your palate with a tasting of several local wines.