• Erzsébetváros - Explore two of the most contemporary and fashionable districts - the university district (District VIII) and Erzsébetváros (District VII), renowned worldwide for its ruin bars.
• Budapest - Discover the university and its stunningly beautiful library. Visit one of the city’s most fascinating buildings, the Unger House, and the National Museum.
• Dohány Street - Visit the Great Synagogue on Dohány Street. This Great Synagogue is not only the largest in Europe but also seamlessly blends into the modern-day diaspora and city life.
• Gozsdu Udvar - Explore uniquely special bookstores, vintage shops, cafés, cocktail bars, hostels, and courtyards. Wander through the trendy Gozsdu Passage and discover the most captivating murals.

• A guide
• The price includes the visit to the library

• Tea and coffee
• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks

Whenever we explore a city globally, we invariably ponder: What commonalities and differences exist between us and the citizens of Budapest? What is their level of civic involvement? How willing are they to accept other cultures? How are the rights of women and minorities respected? What is the quality and affordability of education? How does the younger generation thrive here? Understandably, their trajectory will ultimately shape the city’s and nation’s destiny. These queries fundamentally shape our exploration of Budapest.

We’ll not only appreciate magnificent structures but also lavish interiors; it’s inevitable in the capital of Hungary! More intriguingly, we will uncover sites that tourists usually miss but that are cherished by locals and expatriates. These spots encompass galleries, multifaceted and ruin pubs, a unique bookstore, a covert café, alongside charming antique stores and courtyards. We will explore Budapest’s street art. Plus, we’ll discuss the experience of being a Budapest inhabitant in the 21st century.

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