Budapest Culinary Tasting Tour
Tasting Hungarian food, wine and market life
FoodBudapest- Duration
- around 3 hours, extendable on request
- Group
- up to 25 people
- Languages
- German, English, French, Italian, Spanish
- Meeting point
- Vörösmarty Square, Fisherman's Bastion, hotel or cruise berth
From the Great Market Hall to spice stalls and a local wine bar, you taste your way through Hungarian food and wine, including a Tokaji, and learn what makes the city's coffee house culture so distinctive.
Highlights
- Tasting paprika, salami and cheese
- Hungarian wine, including a Tokaji
- Classic Hungarian street food
- Insight into coffee house culture
The route
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1Great Market Hall
Tasting typical products such as paprika, salami and cheese.
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2Spice and paprika stalls
A closer look at Hungary's many paprika varieties.
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3Traditional coffee house
A break with Hungarian coffee house culture and pastries.
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4City centre wine bar
Tasting Hungarian wines, including a Tokaji.
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5Lángos stand
Trying the classic Hungarian street food.
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6City centre walk
A gentle walk between stops to aid digestion.
Included
- Certified local guide
- Tour in the language of your choice
- Individual route and timing
- Contact person around the clock
Not included
- Entrance fees and tickets
- Food, drinks and tastings
- Travel allowance outside the guide's home town (min. €30)
- Tour guide system (€3.75 per person)
Who this tour is for
For food and wine lovers who want to get to know Budapest through its cuisine.
Frequently asked questions
Are food and drink included in the price?
The guiding fee covers your guide; tastings and drinks on site are usually paid directly or agreed in advance with your guide. Just mention your preferred budget when booking.
Are there options for vegetarians or guests with allergies?
Yes, the stops can be adjusted. Let us know about any dietary needs or preferences when booking so your guide can plan accordingly.
Is the wine tasting possible without alcohol?
Of course, most stops also offer non-alcoholic alternatives. For groups with children, the tour can be arranged entirely without wine tasting.
