• Soviet Heroic Memorial - Begin the journey at Liberty Square, where the memorial to the Soviet army stands. This impressive monument commemorates the Siege of Budapest, a 50-day encirclement by Soviet forces at the end of World War II. It’s a must-see location!
• Szabadsag ter - Szabadság Square is a grand and expansive area in central Budapest, its vast size a legacy of the Habsburg era when the Bastille-like Újépület stood here. Stroll around the square and admire the remarkable architecture.
• Kossuth Lajos Square - Visit Kossuth Square, home to Hungary’s parliament. During the 1956 revolution, a firefight erupted in front of the Parliament building, and the exact number of demonstrators who died remains unknown. The memorials here provide insight into the country’s complex history.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - The Hungarian Parliament Building (Országház) is the largest and most iconic structure in Budapest. The square, renamed in 1927 in honor of Lajos Kossuth, was previously known as Parliament Square. Nearby are the Museum of Ethnography and the Ministry of Agriculture.
• Sandor Petofi Statue - March 15 Square (Marcius 15 ter) features the Petőfi Statue and is located at the foot of Erzsébet Bridge, in front of Budapest’s oldest church. This popular site, renovated in 2011, is a must-see for both tourists and locals. Whether day or night, or viewed from afar in hilly Buda, this iconic symbol is breathtaking.
• Corvin Mozi - In the southeast part of Budapest lies Corvin köz, a major resistance center during the 1956 uprising. Locals fought against the Russians with Molotov cocktails and captured weapons to defend against Soviet tanks. Explore the remnants of these battles and discuss the 1956 invasion and its history.
• Liberty Bridge (Szabadsag hid) - Cross one of Budapest’s most beautiful bridges to reach the base of the iconic Gellért Hill, our next destination. Prepare your cameras for this stunning view.
• Szent Gellert Monument - St Gellért Square is one of Buda’s most impressive squares, named after Bishop St Gellért, a martyr for Hungarian Christendom. Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime view of the Liberty Statue, erected in 1947 to commemorate the Soviet liberation of Hungary.
• Bem Jozsef Memorial - South of Margaret Bridge lies Bem Square, where 200,000 Hungarian students protested against Soviet rule in 1956, initially in support of Polish workers. Visit Bambi Eszpresszó, a haven for Buda-side intellectuals on Frankel Leó utca, known for its atmosphere and Instagram-worthy interior design.

• Private walking tour
• Must see and off the beaten path
• Iconic places for photoshoot
• Visual informative handouts
• Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour
• All Fees and Taxes
• Tea and coffee
• Souvenir pen and notebook

• Hotel drop-off
• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

This is a golden opportunity, especially for fans of history, to participate in this enlightening tour that offers insights into how societal systems functioned and illustrates the stark comparisons between life as it was and as it has evolved over the past five decades. We invite you to embark on this 3-hour exploration of Budapest to understand life during the oppressive period of the Iron Curtain. This journey will expose you to the narrative of the Kremlin and the remnants of the fallen Soviet Union. Begin your intellectual adventure with an introductory chat over a cup of coffee at Bambi Presszó café, which is regarded by many as the last remnant of communist culture in the city. This tour offers an immersive time travel experience, allowing you to understand the daily life during the infamous communist regime of Budapest.

• Embark on a 3-hour walking tour to explore the tales of Budapest’s Communist epoch
• Engage in an intimate interactive tour led by knowledgeable guides
• Enjoy a cup of coffee at Bambi Presszó café, seen as a fortress of the communist era
• Roam the lanes of Budapest to personally witness relics from the communist period that still exist

• Minor modifications to the itinerary might be made to ensure the smooth running of the tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.