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Discover the beautiful capital of Hungary on this half-day walking tour and explore the must see sights of Budapest with a local licensed personal guide! The aim of this tour is to provide you an enjoyable, informative journey which give you a general overview of the Hungarian history, culture, arts, traditions, gastronomy. . . and make you get a glance into the daily life. Let's explore Budapest together! Other things to note The date and time can be modified according to what is suitable for you and fit your schedule! Discount for groups and families!

Budapest – Europe’s most beautiful capital It only takes a moment to fall in love with Budapest! From the Buda Castle to Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, the Parliament towering over the Danube, the Chain Bridge reminiscent of the turn of the last century, the mansions lining Andrassy Boulevard leading to Heroes’ Square, and St. Stephen’s Basilica – all capture the hearts of visitors. Come for a tour with us, and let us show you the treasures of our city! Other things to note At the wintertime tours depends on weather. Guiding will be cancelled in raining, snowing and slippery ways. No air condition. There are no seat belts in the van, it is acceptable under Hungarian l

Dear Guests I’m very much looking forward meeting you! :) About the experience-we’ll meet in the most central location-Erzsébet square in the 5. District, from there we’ll walk approximately 25 minutes to the Ruin Pub district where we are going to visit many bars. Throughout our walk to the bars I’m going to talk about various topics related to Hungary,including an introduction to Budapest, culture, recent history & few fascinating details about the Jewish district as well. Our tour includes a visit of the 3–4 best ruin pubs (depending on the weather/season/day). I’ll explain the history in steps, which led to this state of these ruin buildings. I promise you’ll love these surreal pubs which are nothing like you have ever seen before ;)The bars are all different interpretations & decor of similar aged buildings from the end of the 19th Century. In one of the pubs you will taste a surprise shot which has a very interesting story behind it :)Throughout the whole experience you are more than welcome to ask me to take your photos as my first profession is Photography. :) Also You may tag the wall in one bar. Based on bookings You’ll have a chance to meet with other travelers from all around the world which usually leads to fabulous conversations! This experience is also "great for groups", "great for teams”, and “great for team-building". Come & Join me! :)

WE ARE BACK with even tastier foods and new exciting locations. :) This tour is all about food. Only for foodies passionate about food and fun, who want to explore how traditional products are made, visit small, family-owned shops, the highlights in the local markets, hidden food gems, and learn about Hungarian food! We will guide you to our favorite - not touristy - places in the VI., VII., and VIII. district in Budapest. We will go to a local market and a butcher to explore Hungarian street food (lángos and sausages), you can see how rétes (Hungarian strudel) is being made, and you can try the best-seller sweet treat, the chimney cake. During the tour, we will visit the best Transylvanian gourmet restaurant in the city to try a local dish, and then we finish the experience in a coffee house, which used to be a favorable meeting place for writers on the grand Andrássy Avenue. We will taste at least 7 different local food in small portions (include at least 3 hot). Promise, you will be not hungry at all after :) We would also like to toast you with some pálinka, the Hungarian brandy.

You will meet us in the heart of the Jewish Quarter in the Center of Pest at Bike & Relax next to the small Café "Hivatal" in Madach Imre street 12. W will show you "our" Budapest, will try to point out highlights in it's history and my own experiences. Learn about the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Queen Sissy, the freedom fighters & Revolutionaries. Pass the Music Academy, the House of Terror and hear about the dark side of Hungarian History. The famous Andrássy Boulevard ends at the Hero's Square, a a symbol of 1000 years of history. Did you know that Budapest houses approx. 140 thermal wells ? One of them is used in Szechenyi Spa in the City Park. On the way you stop at a "Fake" Castle, which became real. Returning to Downtown you pass the Opera and at the Stephen's Basilica and we will share the secret of the "Holy Right" with you. Cross with us the Financial District and meet former US President Ronald Reagan on Liberty Square before arriving at the stunning Parliament. Enjoy the view on Buda and the world-famous panoramic view at the Danube. You will cross the river on Margarete Bridge and follow downstream on the Danube Bicycle Trail. Passing the Chain Bridge and Castle Hill you will reach Liberty Bridge and Gellert Hill and Bath, before riding on the ring road passing the Grand Market Hall and the Synagogue before returning to the Jewish Quarter.

Discover the beautiful capital of Hungary on this half-day walking tour and explore the must see sights of Budapest with a local licensed personal guide! The aim of this tour is to provide you an enjoyable, informative journey which give you a general overview of the Hungarian history, culture, arts, traditions, gastronomy. . . and make you get a glance into the daily life. Let's explore Budapest together! Other things to note The date and time can be modified according to what is suitable for you and fit your schedule! Discount for groups and families!

Home made pasta is not only an Italian tradition. Hungarian families in the countryside also made their own pasta using it for delicious dishes: the amazing Hungarian meat soup is made with vermicelli (cérnametélt) and the easy Hungarian pasta with potato and onion is made with a typical quadratic shape pasta. If you would like to learn more about Hungarian pasta, get to know how to knead, how to shape, join my workshop and I will show you! We are going to knead pasta dough using flour and eggs then I will show you typical Hungarian shapes. You will learn how to use pasta machine as well. From the pasta dough we are going to shape different variations: vermicelli, tagliatelle and a square pasta for our dinner. After the shaping, I will show how to cook Hungarian potato and onion pasta, which will be served with pickles (the meal is vegetarian). This nice traditional food will be your light dinner. The other shape you made, you can bring to home. Hungarian cuisine is more than Goulash or Chicken Paprikash, if you would like to learn it from a local girl, don't hesitate to join my workshop. Hope to see you! Please note that the experience last 2 hours only in case of big groups (5-10), if I have 1-4 bookings we will be finished in 1,5 hours.

My grandmother was the best chef I ever knew. I would love to share with you her signature family dishes and flavours. All the ingredients used are sourced from small producers and local sellers. The wines offered with the meals are from organic Hungarian winemakers. If you not only wish to taste but also learn the hands-on secrets of my grandma, I invite you to join my unique experience "Cook & Eat from My Grandma's Fab Recipe Book" on Airbnb. Based on your requests, we can provide vegan or gluten-free courses as options. Please note that guests must be of legal drinking age to be served alcohol.

Budapest – Europe’s most beautiful capital It only takes a moment to fall in love with Budapest! From the Buda Castle to Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, the Parliament towering over the Danube, the Chain Bridge reminiscent of the turn of the last century, the mansions lining Andrassy Boulevard leading to Heroes’ Square, and St. Stephen’s Basilica – all capture the hearts of visitors. Come for a tour with us, and let us show you the treasures of our city! Other things to note At the wintertime tours depends on weather. Guiding will be cancelled in raining, snowing and slippery ways. No air condition. There are no seat belts in the van, it is acceptable under Hungarian l

Dear Guests I’m very much looking forward meeting you! :) About the experience-we’ll meet in the most central location-Erzsébet square in the 5. District, from there we’ll walk approximately 25 minutes to the Ruin Pub district where we are going to visit many bars. Throughout our walk to the bars I’m going to talk about various topics related to Hungary,including an introduction to Budapest, culture, recent history & few fascinating details about the Jewish district as well. Our tour includes a visit of the 3–4 best ruin pubs (depending on the weather/season/day). I’ll explain the history in steps, which led to this state of these ruin buildings. I promise you’ll love these surreal pubs which are nothing like you have ever seen before ;)The bars are all different interpretations & decor of similar aged buildings from the end of the 19th Century. In one of the pubs you will taste a surprise shot which has a very interesting story behind it :)Throughout the whole experience you are more than welcome to ask me to take your photos as my first profession is Photography. :) Also You may tag the wall in one bar. Based on bookings You’ll have a chance to meet with other travelers from all around the world which usually leads to fabulous conversations! This experience is also "great for groups", "great for teams”, and “great for team-building". Come & Join me! :)

See the remnants of Communism in the capital of Hungary as they come alive in front of your eyes through an expert historical commentary and personal family stories. The tour includes seeing parts of both inner Pest and inner Buda, transportation between the two and a drink at the end of the tour in a cult cafe that hasn't changed much since the 1960s. Other things to note If it rains, please bring an umbrella or rain jacket as the walk is mostly outside. In case of rain we will slightly modify the itinerary to include more indoors locations.

WE ARE BACK with even tastier foods and new exciting locations. :) This tour is all about food. Only for foodies passionate about food and fun, who want to explore how traditional products are made, visit small, family-owned shops, the highlights in the local markets, hidden food gems, and learn about Hungarian food! We will guide you to our favorite - not touristy - places in the VI., VII., and VIII. district in Budapest. We will go to a local market and a butcher to explore Hungarian street food (lángos and sausages), you can see how rétes (Hungarian strudel) is being made, and you can try the best-seller sweet treat, the chimney cake. During the tour, we will visit the best Transylvanian gourmet restaurant in the city to try a local dish, and then we finish the experience in a coffee house, which used to be a favorable meeting place for writers on the grand Andrássy Avenue. We will taste at least 7 different local food in small portions (include at least 3 hot). Promise, you will be not hungry at all after :) We would also like to toast you with some pálinka, the Hungarian brandy.

You will meet us in the heart of the Jewish Quarter in the Center of Pest at Bike & Relax next to the small Café "Hivatal" in Madach Imre street 12. W will show you "our" Budapest, will try to point out highlights in it's history and my own experiences. Learn about the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Queen Sissy, the freedom fighters & Revolutionaries. Pass the Music Academy, the House of Terror and hear about the dark side of Hungarian History. The famous Andrássy Boulevard ends at the Hero's Square, a a symbol of 1000 years of history. Did you know that Budapest houses approx. 140 thermal wells ? One of them is used in Szechenyi Spa in the City Park. On the way you stop at a "Fake" Castle, which became real. Returning to Downtown you pass the Opera and at the Stephen's Basilica and we will share the secret of the "Holy Right" with you. Cross with us the Financial District and meet former US President Ronald Reagan on Liberty Square before arriving at the stunning Parliament. Enjoy the view on Buda and the world-famous panoramic view at the Danube. You will cross the river on Margarete Bridge and follow downstream on the Danube Bicycle Trail. Passing the Chain Bridge and Castle Hill you will reach Liberty Bridge and Gellert Hill and Bath, before riding on the ring road passing the Grand Market Hall and the Synagogue before returning to the Jewish Quarter.

- Fun and full of experience sightseeing tour with a local guide in the heart of Budapest, Hungary starting from Elizabeth Square throughout Saint Stephens Basilica with a coffee break, continuing to Liberty Square and the Parliament, walking to by the Jewish Shoes Memorial to Chain Bridge and coming back to the starting point, Elizabeth Square again - Sharing surprising and little-known historical facts and myths about the history of Hungary - Walking you through the most important sightseeing places, giving you an insight into the culture of Budapest - Detailed explanation about the meaning, building, creation of each historical place - Sharing the history of Budapest and providing you with in-depth information about the most interesting buildings in town and also the dos and donts of the city - I will provide you with a list of the best local restaurants, explaining the meanings of the names behind Hungarian food EXTRA: I will be available to you in text during your entire stay, feel free to ask any questions about the city and I will teach you local slang.

First, we will guide you through the chocolate museum, we will tell you interesting stories of chocolate manufacturing and the history of Szamos, where you may hear little family secrets as well. :) During the thrilling museum tour we not only talk about chocolate but taste some of our best Szamos pralines and marzipan, cocoa bean, dark, milk, white and ruby chocolate pastills. Chocolate bar making: We demonstrates the handmade chocolate molding step by step, especially the chocolate tempering on the marble table. We will give some advice, how you can do this at home. During the program everyone can decorate their own chocolate bar, which you can take home at the end. The chocolate bar is approx. 120 g + freely chosen decoration. As a last step the program will end with an authentic coffeehouse experience. You will try a traditional hungarian cake the "Dobos cake", and can choose a coffee or hot chocolate besides. Museum guide: 30 mins Chocolate making: 40 mins Cake tasting: 30 mins The full program is 1,5 - 2 hours.

Trying to escape the concrete jungle of the busy city? Get ready to enjoy a unique daily hike in calm forests on the hills of Buda around the city. During a few hours walk in the beautiful nature, you are going to have breathtaking views on Budapest and hear interesting stories that you wouldn't find in any guide book. I will take you to all the secret spots and lead you on off-the-beaten-path trails, which are not even known by most of the locals either. During the hike I will teach you how to read trail markers so you can't get lost, even if you are alone without a map or GPS. I am a nature fan, I will also show you the little miracles of the woods. As I grew up here, you will have the chance to talk with me about life in Hungary, and there are no taboos in this conversation. Join me and receive your surprise after the hike, a little gift for completing the hiking tour. It is going to be a real refreshment after the crowded, noisy city, nature is going to fill you up with energy! :) Other things to note Come in comfortable street clothing, no special equipment needed, there will be easy trails or stairs, no hard climbs. If you don't find a suitable date for my experience, please contact me.

[Vegetarian Options Available!] Hey there! Are you looking for a truly authentic Hungarian cooking experience focusing on flavors, authenticity and bringing people together? Join us as we explore the largest indoor market in Hungary, gather fresh ingredients, and then head over to our nearby apartment for a hands-on cooking session and cultural immersion. We'll start by meeting up at the iconic Central Market Hall of Budapest. From there, we'll take a short walk around the market, chatting about Hungarian history, cuisine, and culture while tasting some of the flavorus of Hungary! After the Market, we head over to our apartment, where a selection of mouth-watering snacks, like sausages, salamis, dips, and cheeses waiting for us before we get to it! Then, it's time to roll up our sleeves and get cooking! Our dishes are tried and true family recipes that have been passed down through the generations and you get to choose what to make: THE Chicken Paprikash - It's easy, delicious, and super Hungarian! Beef Goulash Stew - A traditional beef goulash based on our family recipe that will warm your heart! Hungarian Stuffed Sour Cabbage Rolls - My Grandma's recipe, straight from Transylvania! Don't worry, we'll guide you every step of the way. And of course, wine, palinka and a suprise souveneer is included as well! Looking forward welcoming you!

We will walk through the controversial 20th history of Hungary. Starting point: close to the Parliament - view of the Royal Castle (no royal inhabitant since ages), a huge Parliament for this small country. Waliking across Kossuth tér: memories of revolutions (1848 and 1956). How monuments of Hungary vanish or how are they replaced (monument of Imre Nagy and another monument of martyrs at the same place). The Shoes at the bank of river Duna (monument of the Jews killed during WWII). Walk to Freedom Square (Szabadság tér). Statue of Miklós Horthy, governor of Hungary. Monument of the German occupation in 1944 and the parallel, really authentic Living Monument. Statues of 2 US Presidents (George H. W. Bush - his speech in the pouring rain in Budapest and Ronald Reagan). Some words about the US Embassy and on its fortification. The only remaining monument of the liberation of Hungary by the Red Army of the Soviet Union. The fate of monuments in Hungary or the effect of the frequent system changes during the 20th century. Walking along the Falk Miksa street of antique shops. Table at the wall: memory of governor Horthy's son. End of the street: statue of Peter Falk (Columbo) with his dog: a relative of Miksa Falk? Walk to the Office Building of the Representatives (built originally for János Kádár). The new home of the monument of Imre Nagy (leader of the 1956 revolution).

All the essential street food on one tour! Stroll around the local farmers' market and learn about the fresh ingredients. Taste popular street-food like 'lángosh', 'rétes' and 'chocolate snail' :-) Walking in a local neighborhood for a bite at the butchers' for a sausage and salami. We'll and end up in a winery or brewery for a nice drink to wash down the food. Other things to note Options for allergies are possible. Dress as weather suits and as you will feel comfortable for 2,5-3 hours. We will optionally use pubic transportation. Tour ends at a different destination.

We're running this tour and we're happy to have you! :) On this tour, we delve into the Pest side of things. We explore the downtown of Budapest on the east bank of the Danube River. Pest is the younger part of the capital that - being the fastest growing city in the last decades of the 19th century - is today the bustling metropolis of Hungary, making it the absolute center of education, politics, nightlife - and sights to see! We learn about the history of Pest, about the different mentality of Pest and Buda residents and we give you an account of how is it to live here today: for us, for the young, for the old and for the expat community. We are not afraid to answer any question & enter any topic about Budapest and Hungary. Pest-side stories - Tour highlights include: Saint Stephen's Basilica - including entrance ticket Danube promenade Liberty Square Views of Buda Castle & Gellért Hill An open conversation about Budapest Learning about local stories, history, personal stories and urban legends