BUDAPEST · HUNGARY
Budapest’s best.
A guide to the 10 best wine tours in Budapest right now: the ones worth your time, what to expect from each, and the price you pay.
Half-day Etyek wine and Hungarian food tour from Budapest with family winery tastings, snacks, and a two-course meal.
“Had a fabulous day with great wine and food,”
A 3-hour Budapest food walk with 10+ tastings, Hungarian wine, strudel, langos, and lively guide stories for small groups.
“We really enjoyed this walking tour of Budapest together with our guide George including the history of the city and the country Hungary, modern cultural norms, and local food and wine. Our guide was very considerate and patient with our many questions, much better than similar experiences we had with guides in Munich and Vienna…”
Half-day Etyek wine tour from Budapest: boutique winery visits, 4 tastings per stop, and a farm-style home-cooked meal with local hosts.
Budapest wine tasting with a sommelier: 5 Hungarian wines, cheese and charcuterie, bread and artisan oils, including Tokaj sweet wine.
Budapest market-to-kitchen cooking class at Central Market Hall. Shop, cook Hungarian favorites, and snack with local wines in 4 hours.
“We had such a wonderful day with our group and Birdie. We learned so much and had so many laughs. New friends were made!”
Budapest’s vaulted cellar tasting pairs 5 Hungarian wines with cheese and charcuterie. English guide, 90 minutes, great value.
“The sommelier knew the wines and they were paired nicely with the charcuterie board. He spent time talking about the wines, then allowed us 15 minutes to enjoy the wine and food.”
A 2-hour Budapest wine-tasting at Wine the Gap: Hungarian whites and reds, 7 included pours, plus farm-sourced tapas and tasting notes.
Budapest Food Tour at Central Market to a local tavern with 14+ tastings, goulash, lángos, chimney cake, and wine pairings in 3 hours.
“This was such a great tour. We had many different foods, the chicken dish was almost a full meal! The guide was friendly and knowledgeable. I was solo and loved that the atmosphere was comfortable and relaxed.”
Sample Hungarian markets classics, butcher-shop lunch, cakes, and a Tokaji aszú wine-and-cheese finale on a small-group Budapest Culinary & Wine Walk.
“Andy was an amazing guide! We got to try so many dishes, and they tasted much more flavorful and authentic than the highly reviewed restaurants that we found ourselves.”
Taste Hungary's favorites in Budapest with 14+ bites, wine and palinka. Small-group Market Hall walk and tavern stops end at Ferenciek.
