BUDAPEST
The best of it, both banks of the Danube.
The 15 most popular wine tours in Budapest. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who you book through.
Half-day countryside wine tastings from Budapest’s doorstep in Etyek-Buda, with family cellars, Hungarian bites, and lunch or dinner.
Most Popular“Had a fabulous day with great wine and food, Our guide was lovely and really knowledgeable and it was interesting to get out into the countryside around Budapest.”
A small-group walking food tour through central Budapest with 10+ tastings, Hungarian wine, and local bites from classic to secret.
“Great tour and great food. Zoltan was a great tour guide, very knowledgable, friendly and provided great recommendations. Will highly recommend it.”
Budapest sommelier-led tasting of 5 Hungarian wines with cheese, charcuterie, bread and artisan oil. Ends with Tokaj sweet wine.
Half-day Etyek wine tour from Budapest with family cellar visits, 4 tastings per winery, and a 3-course home meal for $102.
“We had so much fun and the3 wineries were absolutely amazing”
Shop Budapest’s Central Market Hall, cook classic dishes like lecsó and dumplings, taste palinka and wine, then eat together.
“Birdie and Kings did a wonderful job teaching us about Hungarian cooking. From the stop at Central Market and throughout the cooking process, they were engaging and very knowledgeable. There were a variety of cooking experience represented in the participants, but I think everyone had a good time.”
Sip 5 indigenous Hungarian wines in a 19th-century Budapest cellar, paired with cheeses, cured meats, bread, and mineral water.
“A wonderful experience. The staff was extremely knowledgeable. Exceeded all my expectations. And I am a Sommelier so they were high. Highly recommend this experience.”
Budapest market-to-tavern food tour with 14+ Hungarian tastings, goulash, lángos, chimney cake, and wine pairings in 3 hours.
“Was a great tour! We were given a link to the meetup pount on Google maps which was super easy to follow. All the stops were fairly close so not too much walking All the food was great. Got to try beer, white and rose wine and palinka also.”
Sample Central Market Hall bites, lunch in a butcher-shop, Hungarian cakes, then end with 3 wines incl Tokaji at Tasting Table.
“Our guide was friendly and knowledgeable about not only food, but history and culture in Hungary. The tour has a great variety of food and drinks in great places.”
Taste 7 Hungarian wines with farm-sourced tapas in Budapest, led in English by a local wine expert at Wine the Gap.
“It was just me in the session, Miki hosted me very nicely. He makes it like a get together with friends, not just about a wine class. The bar is also cozy. I enjoyed it a lot, and I’m happy to know more about Hungarian wines!”
1-hour Danube cruise from Dock 11 with unlimited prosecco or wine, soft drinks, and iconic Budapest views for a low $41.
Cozy Budapest wine bar tasting 8 Hungarian wines with sommelier guidance and local charcuterie. 2-hour English tour for $55.
Sommelier-led Budapest Hungarian wine class with 8 wines, local cheese and charcuterie, and a Tokaj Aszú finish. $65, 2 hours.
Budapest cellar tasting of 8 Hungarian wines with cheese and charcuterie pairings, led by a sommelier in a small group.
“This tour was nice and quick. I was a little bummed when they had to move me to a earlier time but it works out. The guide was nice, the food was delicious and the wine was eclectic.”
Private 2-hour Hungarian wine tasting in Budapest with Miklós Csizmadia: 6+1 indigenous wines, region stories, tapas snacks.
“Mickey has great knowledge about Hungarian wine and spends a good amount of time explaining it throughout the tasting. Wines were great and this is well worth the time and money.”
Eat your way through District 7 in Budapest with guided bites, sit-down Hungarian classics, and drinks like Tokaji wine and pálinka.
Both banks of the Danube, district by district, and every way to see them.
