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The 15 food & drink tours worth your time in Budapest, with what each one involves, the going price and the operator behind it.
Unlimited Prosecco and drinks on a 75-minute Danube night cruise in Budapest, with an English audio guide and landmark views.
Most Popular“Beautiful views from the boat, the staff were so attentive with the drinks. Would highly recommend.”
Danube at night with recorded English sights, open-deck photo spots, and unlimited Paulus prosecco, spritz, and lemonade for one set price.
“Had a lovely evening doing the river cruise on the Danube in Budapest unlimited presseco it was such a lovely evening, good value for the money”
Budapest sommelier tasting with 5 Hungarian wines, cheese and charcuterie, bread and artisan oil, and a Tokaj sweet finish. 1.5 hours.
“John was incredibly knowledgable, very good. Cynthia was amazing at keeping all the bread, oil and water topped up throughout”
Half-day guided wine trip from Budapest to Etyek. Visit family wineries, taste 4 wines each, then enjoy a 3-course farm meal.
“Amazing tour! First winery we stopped at had one of the best Pinot Noirs I’ve ever had. Guide was great at explaining the history of the wineries. Transportation was comfortable. Fantastic way to get out of the city into the local Hungarian areas. 5/5”
Hungarian wine tasting in a 19th-century Budapest cellar with five indigenous wines, cheese and charcuterie, bread, and mineral water.
“Great learning opportunity about Hungary as well as the wines and other products offered by Hungary. The pace was enjoyable and the wines and charcuterie were enjoyable.”
Budapest District 7 foodie walk: start at Kazinczy Street Synagogue, street soup and lángos, nokedli and Flódni, paired drinks.
“just an absolutely fantastic tour getting to feel some history and experience some idyllic local dishes. the tour starts with a flawless soup and just gets better as you go. it is designed to feel like a 4 course meal with walks and history in the middle. Laura was a.wonderful host, and the experience is…”
Central Market Hall to local taverna in 3 hours, with 14+ Hungarian tastings and wine pairings in a small group.
“We had a lot of fun in this tour! It's a small group so we could really enjoy all the information the guide had for us. We started with small snacks and it kept growing, moving from savory to sweet. Sofia, our guide, was lovely. She had a lot of information about the food, eating…”
Unlimited beer in a warm thermal tub at Budapest’s BeerSpa, plus optional Széchenyi fast-track bath entry with private changing room.
“Fun day! Bring a towel and sandals. Can easily spend 4 hours here or more! Would do again! Food just ok…eat somewhere before!”
Budapest wine tasting at Wine the Gap: 7 Hungarian wines, farm-style tapas, and an English wine expert in about 2 hours.
“Micky was incredible. So lovely and so knowledgable with all the wines, where they are made, how some of them are made and a little history behind them. The wine and food were amazing!”
2.5-hour Budapest District VII food tour with drinks. Start at Kazinczy Street Synagogue, taste lángos, nokedli and flódni.
“Fantastic guide, great vibe! Great food, plenty of drinks and food all included! She was vibrant and engaging with the entire group!”
Budapest’s Bortodoor tasting pairs 8 Hungarian wines with local charcuterie in a cozy 2-hour guided session.
A 10pm Danube cruise in Budapest with live folk music, candlelit welcome drinks, and a buffet or cocktails under UNESCO-lit sights.
“Very easy to run, relaxing and fun entertainment! The entire experience was easy from start to finish, plus cheap beer!”
Taste Hungarian classics at Budapest’s Central Market with Nelli and local guides, plus city views and 10 food-and-drink tastings in 3 hours.
“Fanni was able to transform a blistering hot afternoon in Budapest into a wonderful tour of the city, going into great detail about all the food along the way as well as into the history of the neighborhoods we were exploring. The tour included Hungarian Goulash, samples from various vendors at the Central Market, sausages,…”
A private Budapest food walk with 6 or 10 tastings, Market Hall classics, Szimpla Kert bites, and Jewish Quarter sights.
“Dalma was excellent. Went through the market trying local things, as well as to a local restaurant to try local flavors. was a great tour.”
Sommelier-led Budapest tasting of 8 Hungarian wines with cheese and charcuterie pairings, plus a 2-hour crash course on regions.
“We had a lovely time!! Would recommend. It was great to learn about hungarys wines.”
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