easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, involves walking on flat surfaces indoors.
Step away from tourist crowds to discover Budapest's Lehel Square Market. This two-hour tour offers authentic local bites like fresh strudel and sausage, revealing the city’s everyday culinary culture.
For all ages • Kids under 14 years old are for free • 2 hours • The undiscovered market of the city!
Experience the authentic charm of Budapest's local market, away from tourist crowds. Enjoy delicious dishes like freshly baked strudel and sausage, all included in the price. This two-hour adventure offers a unique glimpse into local life, making it a memorable culinary journey. Come hungry and immerse yourself in the culture!
2 hours
For all ages (free for children under 14)
If you want to skip the tourists at the Great Market Hall and hang out in one of the local markets that is still in the downtown area, then this market is for you. You won’t find paprika in every corner, and vendors won’t shout at you in English. It is a true local market undiscovered by tourist.
The architecture is controversial to say at least, it is not as grand as the central market but it managed to win some awards. Yet you can still pretty much find all the same stuff you would find at the Great Market Hall. You can savor tasty dishes like, sausage, strudel baked on premises. If you want to get the full local experience, see and observe them in their natural habitat, then you should come and join me for this one of a kind experience.
All the foods are included in the price, along with bottled water.
Please DO NOT have any breakfast. You will be served plenty of food.
Budapest 1134, Vaci ut 9-15. (outside, at the main entrance of the market. The main entrance is the one that's across the street form the church near the tram terminus)
Skip breakfast before the tour to fully enjoy the generous food tastings provided.
You’ll be walking and standing inside the market for around two hours, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
A bag helps store any food souvenirs or pamphlets gathered during the tour without hassle.
Using simple Hungarian phrases with vendors demonstrates respect and enriches the experience.
The Lehel Square Market reflects Budapest’s rich tradition of neighborhood markets dating back to the early 1900s, serving as community hubs beyond shopping.
Vendors increasingly favor biodegradable packaging, contributing to the city’s sustainability efforts amid growing tourism.
Allows for easy movement across the market’s indoor floors.
Provides warmth during cool mornings or indoor drafts.
spring, fall, winter specific
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Convenient for storing personal items and any market purchases.