Ready to taste the best food in Budapest? Satisfy your cravings for local food and culture with highlights along the way, together with a foodie host. Enjoy 10 delicious and typical tastings that range from sweet to savory as well as drinks on a tasty food tour in Budapest.
Join me for an authentic cooking class where I'll teach you how to prepare the oldest type of Hungarian fisherman's soup. You'll learn how to make it in the traditional way by using a Hungarian folk pot called "bogrács", over an open-air fire. Later, enjoy your creation with an appetizer & dessert!
Get off the beaten track with me, your local insider and see the best and most authentic places in the city. I can tell you the most interesting stories about the city while showing you hidden gems you could never find on your own.
Live like a local in Budapest for 48 hours! Whether you’re a foodie, history buff, or art enthusiast; finding fun things to do in Budapest for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Budapest for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Walk over the Chain bridge Did you know that Budapest is actually made of two cities: Buda and Pest? They’re connected by the famous Chain Bridge, built all the way back in 1849. It’s a great way to take in views of the famous Danube River, and looks even more glorious at night! Day 1: Visit the Buda Castle History buffs, this one is for you! The Buda Castle (formerly known as the Royal Palace) is located at the top of Castle Hill and dates all the way back to 1265. You can also check out the National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum in the same complex. Day 2: Take a soak in the famous Széchenyi baths Need a little relaxation after the previous day’s exploration? The famous Széchenyi baths offer the perfect place to relax. They’re supplied by two thermal springs, and are even said to have medicinal qualities! Day 2: Take a cruise on the Danube River There a number of cruises available on the famous Danube River. Take a night-time dinner cruise so you can feast on traditional Hungarian dishes while taking in the evening city views.
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Marcela
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11 January 2025
A Flavorful Budapest Journey with Nelli
If you're a food lover and looking to dive deep into Budapest’s culinary scene, Nelli’s 10 Tastings of Budapest tour is an absolute must-do! From the moment we met her, it was clear that Nelli is not just a guide but a passionate local with a deep love for the city’s food culture. This tour was a delicious blend of local flavors, hidden gems, and fascinating insights into Hungarian culinary traditions. Nelli's tour is an immersive experience that lets you see, taste, and understand the heart of Budapest’s food culture. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or just someone who loves to try new things, this tour will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the rich culinary traditions of Hungary. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Budapest—you’ll walk away with a full belly and a newfound love for Hungarian cuisine. Thanks, Nelli, for such a memorable and delicious experience!
The 10 Tastings of Budapest
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Excellent Intro to Budapest
My mother and I booked a tour with Zsofia our first afternoon in Budapest. We loved all of our stops and the wonderful overview of the city. Zsofia gave us fantastic recommendations for the rest of our stay and we went back to central market the next day to have a little more sausage and cabbage strudel :) Cannot recommend enough.
The 10 Tastings of Budapest
Mano
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Bold Bites of Budapest
We just had the pleasure of taking a food tour in Budapest with Beata, and it was absolutely unforgettable! From start to finish, Beata was a warm and engaging guide who made the experience both informative and fun. Her passion for Budapest’s culinary heritage really shone through as she shared fascinating stories about the city’s dining traditions and history.
Our adventure began at the iconic Central Market Hall, where we indulged in some of the best traditional Hungarian dishes. The Goulash soup was the perfect start – rich, flavorful, and comforting. We sampled salami, fresh from the market, before making our way through the streets to taste other local delicacies, including mouth-watering sausage, crispy langos and delightful chocolate treats.
We ended our tour with chimney cake, which was a sweet, satisfying way to wrap up the day. Along the way, Beata shared stories about the food, the neighborhoods, and the history of Budapest, making it feel less like a tour and more like an immersive experience. We ended in the vibrant Szimpla Kert, where we could feel the heartbeat of the city – the perfect spot to reflect on the flavors and sights we had just enjoyed.
Beata’s enthusiasm and local expertise made this tour a standout experience. If you’re visiting Budapest, this food tour with Beata is an absolute must!
The 10 Tastings of Budapest
Andrew
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Brilliant experience!
Andras could not have been better. Amazing food, beautiful city and a great insight into Hungarian culture.
Andras has a very interesting back story and is good company. Kids had a ball as well.
100% recommended.
