• Budapest Parliament - Begin at the grand Parliament building in Kossuth Square, the most expensive structure ever built in Hungary, symbolizing Budapest’s economic and cultural rise. Discover the significant events of Hungary’s 1956 Uprising and revolution, the first major and unyielding anti-communist movement after WWII.

• Szabadsag ter - Wander through Liberty Square (Szabadság tér), Pest’s most charming public space, home to the impressive Stock Exchange Palace and other classic buildings. Admire the remarkable structures that have seen better days, including the Hungarian National Bank and the American Embassy, along with other Art Nouveau style facades in Budapest, like the Postal Savings Bank. Observe the last remaining Soviet monument and the monument of the German occupation.

• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - Visit the square of the largest Catholic church and learn about its completion. Discover King Saint Stephen, the founder of the state and church in Hungary, and other famous Hungarian figures.

• Vorosmarty Square (Vorosmarty ter) - Explore Vörösmarty tér with its iconic landmarks like the Gerbaud café and learn about traditional Hungarian cakes from the imperial era of Budapest.

• Danube Promenade - Walk along the Danube promenade and view Gellért Hill and the Buda Castle while learning about the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Klotild Palaces - Appreciate the extraordinary architectural beauty of the Klotild Palaces and Párisi Udvar from various perspectives and learn about their history.

In this neighborhood, we will enter our wine shop.

• Alcoholic beverages

• Private transportation

Explore Pest, a lively and dynamic city that serves as the financial and cultural hub of Hungary. Founded in the late 19th century, it rose to prominence as the second capital of the newly-formed Austro-Hungarian Empire. Evidence of this significant 19th-century growth can be seen throughout this Budapest walking tour.

Discover a variety of local grape types, including Bikavér, Kadarka, Olaszrizling, and Furmint, which are key contributors to Hungarian wine. The tour also highlights lesser-known varieties and wines from small, family-owned wineries that are not available in larger chain stores or supermarkets.

• 4 glasses of wine (50 ml each) - Guided by a sommelier
• Tasting Notes - Duration: 1 hour

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