BUDAPEST
The best of it, both banks of the Danube.
The 7 most popular street art tours in Budapest. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who you book through.
A 2-hour small-group street art walk in Budapest, starting at Telep-Art Galéria, with a guide who explains the political messages on the walls.
Most Popular“ET was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about street art. He was polite, professional and answered all questions asked about street art. I would highly recommend ET as a tour guide.”
Budapest street art walk in the Jewish quarter, ending at Szimpla Kert. Small English group, tiny fee plus tip.
“Victoria was an excellent guide. She provided tons of historical context in addition to the art. Highly recommend!”
Learn the meaning behind Budapest street art on a small-group 2-hour walk with ET through District VII for $36.20.
“We learned where to look, interprete and enjoy the mostly hidden in clear site messages and streetart expressions in Budapest. It was (mostly) not as i expected about beautifull paintings but more about the messages they presented. This opened up our view a bit more.”
See Budapest street art and the Jewish Quarter on a 3-hour English walking tour, starting by St. Stephen’s Basilica.
“It was a great trip. Burak was a friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. He showed us around and gave us a lot of information. After the trip he gave us recommendations about Budapest. That was really helpful!”
A 3-hour English street art tour through Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, led by a local guide with coffee included in a max 8 group.
“Our guide, Atilla was knowledgeable about the street artists & shared the meanings behind the art work & their political statements. The tour was well paced as he shared the history of his city.”
A small-group Budapest tour combining ruin bars, Erzsébetváros street art, Kolodko bear statues, and a classic Hungarian lángos.
“Lena was an excellent and informed guide. Her knowledge of the Jewish Quarter and murals were interesting and we went to great ruin bars.”
3-hour alternative street art and Jewish-quarter walk through Budapest’s 6th and 7th districts, guided, $25.20, mobile ticket.
“It was a fantastic tour. Time flew by, and the guide was both friendly and professional. I received many recommendations and visited numerous interesting places.”
Both banks of the Danube, district by district, and every way to see them.
