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Reúnase con el guía en el Mercado Central de Budapest, un monumento legendario de más de 100 años de antigüedad. Muy apreciado tanto por los lugareños como por los visitantes, este lugar es una institución en Budapest y vende productos de toda Hungría. Eche un vistazo a los puestos, pruebe el salami curado y los embutidos de la zona y aprenda cosas sobre el siempre fascinante panorama gastronómico de Budapest.

Con carne suficiente como para que se le salten las lágrimas a los vegetarianos, la cocina húngara (al menos en Budapest) tiene mucho más de lo que el ojo puede ver. Las verduras de temporada son las protagonistas en muchas cocinas de la capital, mientras que los platos clásicos como el palatschinke (tortitas rellenas) suelen rellenarse con quesos curados o sauerkraut. Asimile la pasión local por los peces de agua dulce probando especialidades en una tentadora cafetería y, a continuación, pruebe los chocolates de una galardonada fábrica de chocolate en Central Pest.

Acompañe la sabrosa comida con un vino blanco con soda húngaro en una cafetería retro mientras estudia las diferentes bebidas que se ofrecen en muchos bares de Budapest. Baje la comida con un paseo por el histórico barrio judío de la ciudad (a menudo llamado Ciudad de Elizabeth o distrito 7) y haga una parada para hacerse fotos junto a la Gran Sinagoga, un impresionante lugar de culto escondido entre las panaderías kosher y las pastelerías del barrio. Pruebe algunos de los platos judíos de la zona y, a continuación, dé un paseo de vuelta al centro de la ciudad.

Cruce la Avenida Andrássy, una elegante calle declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, y termine en un auténtico restaurante cerca de la Catedral de San Esteban para disfrutar del plato fuerte de la visita: un suculento plato de goulash y bolas de masa húngaras.

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Guía local de habla inglesa
Degustación de comida a aproximadamente 5 lugares
Una copa de Sprizel (o refresco)
Una botella de agua mineral
Pequeño mapa que indica los lugares visitados
Receta sorpresa

No incluido

Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel
Propina (opcional)

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva
Asegúrese de llevar calzado cómodo para caminar

Características

Turismo

85%

Comida

70%

Cultural

70%

Original

45%

Opiniones

4.8

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Caryl P

4 | 2019-09-30

The food walking tour In Budapest was a good way to sample Hungarian traditional food and also some modern cuisine. Our guide was knowledgeable and entertaining. The food was delicious and there was plenty of it. There was quite a long way to walk between different eating places but interesting sights were pointed out. We didn’t need to eat dinner after the tour.

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Deborah C

4 | 2019-09-23

Alex our tour guide was excellent! She gave us lots of information and even e-mailed us the list of the places we went and also wrote some suggestions of ruin bars, and restaurants . We started in the Great Market Hall but spent very little time there. If we had known we would not be seeing much of the market we would of gone early before the tour to walk around. The places we visited to eat was quite varied.

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Joan J

5 | 2019-08-19

Fanni was our tour guide, and her sweet and bubbly personality made our tour twice as fun. She took us to 5 bars/restaurants. We enjoyed wine spritzers, deep fried carp, venison and truffle sausage, donkey sausage, summer and winter sausages, white fish dip, foie gras dip, chicken Paprikash, trifle for dessert, and a unique Hungarian dessert of chocolate covered cottage cheese roll flavored with lime and sugar. Altogether a wonderful afternoon in a small group. Fanni left us with an email containing recipes for some of the dishes we sampled. She was also kind enough to call us a cab using her app. We highly recommend the tour, and Fanni in particular as a guide.

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Anders P

3 | 2019-07-31

Our guide Orsi was very nice, helpful and tell us many things about Budapest. We give her a ranking of 5. However the food takes it down a bit. The fish tasted like..fish, the soup like water and the roaster like nothing. We give the food a ranking of 1.

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Sarah J

5 | 2019-07-15

This was an excellent walking tour, Fanni our guide was very knowledgeable and had an excellent way of talking around all the Hungarian food and culture that we encountered as we walked around. Lots of interesting food to sample - we had some paprikash for the main meal part (similar to goulash), salami (several pork, venison, goose and horse which I didn’t personally try), traditional Jewish soup, trout chips, smoked trout, several fish patè’s, chocolate, sweets etc. I would highly recommend it as a more interesting way to explore Budapest!

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chuether2007

5 | 2018-05-29

This tour was so much fun! Our guide Dori was amazing. We tried chocolate, salami, fish, goulash, and strudels as well as some other small foods. The walk inbetween each place was a short easy walk and Dori pointed out and explained multiple sights as we went. It was a great way to try a bunch of different foods while seeing some of the sights! Highly recommend.

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Allyson B

4 | 2018-01-05

Really enjoyed the experience and the samples of food in the Market. All 3 stops were good and the group was a good mix of nationalities. Our Guide was good and knowledgeable.

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LINDA C

5 | 2018-01-03

Truly enjoyed the food walk. We learned so much about the food and the history of Budapest. Would highly recommend it!!

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James C

5 | 2017-11-14

One of the best food tours we have taken. Sampled Hungarian food, drinks, and desserts all over the city.

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