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Hungry for a slice of Hungary? Then join this Budapest tour to be led to award-winning chocolate, authentic kosher fare, vintage drinks, sweet-as strudel, and Instagram-worthy goulash.
Experience Budapest through its many flavors.
Walk along unknown streets and visit hidden bars and eateries.
Taste award winning, authentic hand-made chocolate bonbons in the city’s best chocolate manufacturer.
Learn about the Jewish heritage during a tasting of traditional dishes in a kosher restaurant.
Get a history lesson while enjoying the highlights of Hungarian gastronomy.

Inclusion
Local English-speaking guide; Tasting food at approximately 5 places and a glass of spritzel (or soft drink); A bottle of plain mineral water; Small map indicating the spots visited; Surprise recipe.

Exclusion
Hotel pick-up and drop-off; Items of a personal nature; Tips & Gratuities for guide.

Hours of operation
Available Monday, Wednesday - Saturday at 2:00pm.

Duration
Approximately 3.5 - 4 hours.

Location
Meeting point: At the main entrance of the Central Market Hall (1093 Budapest, District IX., Vámház körút 1-3).
Finish point: Saint Stephen Cathedral.

Itinerary
This Budapest food tour starts at the Central Market Hall, a city landmark that’s over one hundred years old. There, we’ll taste some slices of salami and sausages, get acquainted with the history of the building, and hear a brief introduction on what is eaten and how it’s eaten in Hungary.
Next on this Budapest walking tour, we’ll walk through some of the hidden streets of downtown and taste fresh-water fish in a small local eatery. We’ll continue on for a sweet treat – choose a delectable chocolate bonbon from an award-winning chocolate factory that’s tucked away in Central Pest and known for its pure chocolate, London Chocolate Award, and fair trade production.
As we continue to tour Budapest, we’ll head to an alternative, retro café for a spritzer and an education in Hungarian drinks. Our Budapest food tour then takes us through the Jewish district, where we can admire the largest and most beautiful synagogue in Europe, and enjoy a tasting of local Jewish fare while learning about kosher food and traditions.
From there, we’ll cross the World Heritage-listed Andrássy Avenue and make our way to the pièce de résistance – tasting delicious, famous, local goulash soup and Hungarian strudels in an authentic restaurant near Saint Stephen Cathedral. We’ll finish our Budapest food tour happily full of some of the best Budapest food in town.

Additional Information
Standard dress and comfortable walking shoes is recommended for this tour.

Participant restrictions
Children below the age of 6 are not permitted on this tour.

Policies
For your Urban Adventure you will be in a small group of a maximum of 12 people.
If you have your voucher, your booking is confirmed. We'll see you at the start point.
Cancellation: 2 days prior 100% penalty. No show 100% penalty.
Complete information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, will be included on your Confirmation Voucher.

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