Tour gastronomico di Budapest: passeggiata al mercato, bevande locali e 20 + degustazioni





Descrizione
Partecipa al nuovissimo tour gastronomico del 2026 progettato da George in una giornata di degustazione guidata da storie per piccoli gruppi che ti sembrerà di uscire con un locale. Accesso privilegiato al Grande Mercato Coperto e locali a conduzione familiare selezionati con cura che rivelano l'autentica cultura alimentare ungherese. Include un souvenir da portare a casa in omaggio. Totale degustazioni : 20 +; ogni articolo unico vale come campione (ad esempio, salumi serviti in 3 modi = 3 campioni) • Gulasch di manzo tradizionale • Lángos - il nostro cibo di strada preferito • Dolce torta al camino • Dessert locale • Salumi artigianali • Cetrioli fatti in casa • Vini che gli ungheresi bevono davvero • Birra locale • Pálinka (acquavite alcolica tradizionale ungherese) • Gustare uno strudel ungherese appena fatto Porta un appetito - questi ‘morsi’ significano che uscirai soddisfatto.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Incontro fuori dall'ingresso principale per presentazioni e un breve briefing. Cercate il ragazzo calvo con la barba fresca, anche la famigerata borsa bianca “Experiences by George” sulla spalla.
Assapora la tua strada attraverso il mercato con salumi artigianali, sottaceti e pálinka fatta in casa (l'alcol tradizionale ungherese). Lungo la strada incontrerai i venditori, ascolterai le loro storie familiari, imparerai la storia del mercato e ti fermerai presso i fornitori locali dove solo la gente del posto fa acquisti.
Scopri Gellért Hill, uno dei punti panoramici più iconici di Budapest. Godetevi ampie viste sulla città mentre imparate la drammatica storia di Saint Gellért, il cui tragico martirio ha dato il nome alla collina
Lángos - Fritto fresco e condito con aglio, panna acida e formaggio "alla maniera locale" mentre ci immergiamo nella cultura dello street food di Budapest. Lo street food più famoso d’Ungheria, fatto bene.
Passeggia lungo Váci Street, il viale pedonale più famoso dell'Ungheria, fiancheggiato da negozi, venditori locali e ristoranti. Mentre esploriamo questa vivace strada, non solo godremo della sua vibrante atmosfera, ma scopriremo anche tracce di storia guardando da vicino e vedrai edifici ancora segnati da fori di proiettile della rivoluzione ungherese del 1956, testimoni silenziosi del drammatico passato del paese.
Torta calda al camino arrotolata in zucchero, cannella o noci - scopri la dolce storia dietro il dolce di strada preferito dell'Ungheria (e scatta una foto mentre è ancora fumante).
Autentico ristorante locale (Chiusura Stop) Degusta i vini che la gente del posto beve (opzioni analcoliche disponibili) con una rapida introduzione alle regioni chiave e all'uva dell'Ungheria. Godetevi una abbondante ciotola di tradizionale gulasch di manzo, proprio come piace agli abitanti del posto, quindi terminate con le palacsinta - crêpes ungheresi - servite in due gusti classici.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- I trasporti sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Tutte le aree e le superfici sono accessibili in sedia a rotelle
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(157)
We have done many food tours in many cities and this was a very good tour. George gets very high marks for his organization. He took care of every little detail including having wipes, cups, and toothpicks available. I also liked that he took us to places outside the central market. His narrative along the tour was also informative and he was very personable. He really took care of us noting that we had plowed through the Lagos and got our group a other portion to share!
My family of six took this tour on our last day in Budapest, and it ended up being our favorite experience of our entire two-week trip. George truly made us feel like family. Amazing food, wine, stories, and memories. The perfect way to end our trip. Egész!!
Our guide, George was awesome! We started at the central market and then down Vaci street. The Langos was delicious as was the chimney roll. Finished off for lunch with goulash. My husband is gluten intolerant and enjoyed the tour very much although a couple of items he couldn’t taste. Overall exceptional tour. We went back to the central market at the recommended locations for sausage and paprika. George was a great tour guide
George was a great guide to the foods of Budapest. He was personable and had great stories to tell. It was a cozy group of six and by the end we all got to know one another and were full and had more than enough alcohol ;)
George was great! He was informative, kept us well fed and quickly accommodated when we needed something. Also, unlike some food tours, I felt comfortably full when it was over! Thanks for the great time!
George was great. History was well explained and food was plentiful and excellent. Highly recommend.
My mother and I were visiting Budapest from Canada for a week, and had a wonderful time on this tour nearing the end of our stay. George was easily one of the best tour guides we’ve ever had. George is a local, and you can tell how connected he is to the city. Throughout the tour he would run into friends/ acquaintances who would say hello, which we felt really highlighted just how kind and personable George is as a guide. We began at the Central Market Hall, where we sampled local cured meats, a variety of pickles and pickled vegetables and fruit, along with delicious sour cherry strudel. From there, we stopped for a local Hungarian beer and freshly made langos before heading over to a stand to grab fresh, warm chimney cake (that was delicious). We wrapped up at a small local restaurant where we enjoyed a tasting of Hungarian white, rose, and red wines alongside traditional goulash and a classic Hungarian dessert. Come hungry - we skipped breakfast and still left absolutely stuffed! The food tour itself was exceptionally well organized. Every vendor at the market and each restaurant was ready for our arrival, making the experience seamless from start to finish. George had a bag with him with napkins, toothpicks, hand sanitizer, truly anything we may need throughout the tour. George also brought us homemade palinka (very strong Hungarian liquor) that he and his grandfather had made together. It was such a thoughtful personal touch and a wonderful way to connect Hungarian culture with his own family history. Later, while we enjoyed traditional goulash, he also showed us photos of his own family making it. What truly set George apart, though, was the depth of his knowledge. Whether we asked random questions about Budapest’s architecture, wine, Hungarian history, etc., he always had thoughtful, detailed answers and provided the historical context of the region. He welcomed every question and clearly has a genuine passion for sharing his city. As an added bonus, George is fantastic at taking photos. He happily helped us capture some of our favourite pictures from our trip and knew what he was doing. By the end of the tour, we learned that George also leads other experiences, including truffle hunting with dogs in the Hungarian countryside. We wished we’d known that beforehand because we would have booked another tour with him without hesitation. I would also recommend reaching out to George to find out about other tours he provides in the area, as we wished we had known sooner! Thank you, George, for such an unforgettable day. Your knowledge, planning, charisma, storytelling, and genuine love for Budapest made this one of the highlights of our trip. We only wish we’d met you sooner as we would have happily booked all of our Budapest and Hungary tours with you.
George was a terrific tour guide. He took us to authentic Hungarian shops & restaurants. Come hungry! I would highly recommend.
Such a great experience! George and Paula were absolutely wonderful! Great food spots and delightful finds! Such a delightful couple of hours! Highly recommed this
This was Paula’s first time giving the tour and she was fantastic. This tour is must do for anybody that wants to try the Hungarian cuisine. The Central Market tastings of pickles, strudel and meats were amazing. They also took us to a non tourist place to try the langos with cold traditional beers. Finally, we went to an off the path non tourist restaurant for wine, goulash and Hungarian pancakes. I can’t say enough about Paula and George and the food tour. Must book.



