easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour is walking-focused but not strenuous.
Step into Budapest’s Great Market Hall, where Neo-Gothic architecture and Hungarian flavors combine on a private guided tour. Taste langos, strudel, and palinka while learning about local food traditions from a pro chef.
For all ages • Kids under 14 years are free • 2 hours • Food, market, Neo-Gothic architecture
Embark on a culinary adventure at Budapest's Central Market, the largest indoor market, featuring stunning neo-Gothic architecture. Enjoy a guided tour with multiple food stops, including traditional langos and strudel, and even homemade palinka. Learn about Hungarian culture and seasonal ingredients from an ex-professional chef. A feast awaits!
2 hours
For all ages (free for children under 14) Teens 14-18 years old half off.
2-4 people €49 5-8 people €44 9-12 people €41
Groups over 12 people - Call to book!
If you are into food and markets, this is a must-do with its stunning 19th century neo -Gothic architecture. Since the Central Market is the biggest indoor market in the city, you probably will need a guide -me- who can navigate thru the awesome amount of stuff found here. You can be sure to see and experience a lot. With multiple food stops including langos, strudel and some other great foods you will easily be able to fully enjoy this market has to offer. Also, if you are up for trying hard liquor in the morning hours (homemade palinka) that I personally distilled from fruits grown by my dad, that’s also included.
We will talk about the food, the culture, and of course about the Hungarians. You will see a wide array of seasonal ingredients and I will gladly explain what can be made from them. Learn some recipes, produce identification, and plenty of tips from an ex-professional chef.
All the foods are included in the price, along with bottled water and palinka.
Please DO NOT have any breakfast. You will be served plenty of food. All the foods are included in the price along with bottled water.
Budapest 1093, Vamhaz korut 1-3. (outside at the main entrance of the market. The main entrance is the one that's across the street from Burger King)
Many vendors accept cash only, so having Hungarian forints on hand is essential.
You’ll be standing and walking for about two hours inside the market and nearby streets.
Sampling from different vendors lets you experience authentic, diverse flavors and fresh preparations.
Your guide encourages curiosity to deepen understanding of Hungary’s seasonal foods and cooking traditions.
The Great Market Hall was completed in 1897 and remains Budapest’s largest and oldest indoor marketplace, showcasing the city’s culinary traditions for over a century.
Vendors increasingly offer locally sourced and organic products, supporting sustainability and reducing food miles in the region.
To comfortably explore the market and its surrounding streets during the tour.
Stay hydrated while tasting and walking around the busy market.
To carry purchases, water, and personal items during the tour.
Capture striking architectural details and vibrant market scenes.