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Free Budapest Walking Tours

Name: Free Budapest Walking Tours
Address: Budapest, HU
Telephone: +36209605295
Price range: £
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Free Budapest Walking Tours

Explore & plan Budapest before you arrive. Take our daily Free Budapest Tours through history and culture. Let's make your Budapest visit unforgettable together.
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Knowledgeable local, licensed guides, hidden gems, and new friends await. https://www.triptobudapest.hu/what-to-expect-when-you-travel-to-budapest-in-2024/
We’re the lively bunch behind Triptobudapest.hu – Free Budapest Walking Tours Team, where adventure meets expertise! Back in the good old year of 2007, the brilliant idea of our free tours was born. We’re not just passionate about what we do; w

e’re fully licensed and seasoned professionals in the art of showing you Budapest. Under the official banner of ‘Walking Tours Kft.’ we’re ready to whisk you away on an unforgettable journey through Budapest’s rich history, vibrant culture, and hidden treasures. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s explore Budapest together, one fun step at a time! We promise:
You get the perfect mix of historical information, fun facts, and practical tips. You visit most of the prominent sights in Buda and Pest and also learn something of the history of the city during this easy walk, with lots of stops for water and information. You are encouraged to ask questions about anything to do with the way of life in Budapest. You get our free great map with points of interest and free updated newsletter with a list of common Hungarian phrases, foods and dos and donts. JOIN AS A TRAVELLER, LEAVE AS A FRIEND!

23/01/2025

Ever Heard of Mihály Munkácsy? Discover Hungary’s Iconic Artist!
Visiting Budapest? Don’t miss the chance to explore the life and art of Mihály Munkácsy (1844–1900), one of Hungary’s greatest painters!
Running until the end of March at the Hungarian Fine Arts Museum, this exhibition features over 100 masterpieces, photos, and artifacts celebrating his extraordinary legacy.
Tickets:
Full price: 6,800 HUF
Students & seniors (65+): 50% off
Seniors 70+: Free
Dive into Hungarian culture and Munkácsy’s world—an unforgettable experience awaits!
photo: julianna kintler

22/01/2025

If you're wandering through Budapest, take a moment to admire the historic Király Thermal Bath nestled in a charming area, not far from the iconic Buda Castle District.
Originally established in the 16th century during the Ottoman era, the stunning building you see today dates back to the 1800s.
Though it’s been closed since 2020, the pool beneath the dome is still continuously filled with hot water. Without the steam, even more severe damage could occur to the walls, preserving this piece of history for future generations.
When the next renovation will actually begin is still unknown at this time...
photo: aradi gábor

22/01/2025

Something special is happening today on January 22 in the afternoon! Hop on the M3 metro line and turn your commute into a cultural adventure!
From 4 PM to 8 PM, the "Nagyvárad tér", "Kálvin tér", and "Corvin negyed" stations will come alive with live music, folk dance, and even acrobat shows!
Don’t miss this unique way to celebrate the Day of Hungarian Culture!
See you underground:-)
photo: tóth-piusz istván

21/01/2025

Budapest is sparkling tonight, even in the chill of -3°C!
The Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, and Parliament are glowing beautifully along the Danube.
photo: adam kecskes

21/01/2025

Exploring Budapest in January or February? Start your adventure on trams 47 & 49!
Captured here at their downtown terminus at Deák Ferenc tér, these yellow tram rides will take you past some of the city's most vibrant spots:
Dohány Street Grand Synagogue
National Museum
Grand Central Market
Liberty Bridge
Gellért Hill with the Citadel
Bartók Béla út – a buzzing hub for offbeat pubs, bars, and art galleries.
Important tip: Make sure you have a ticket or pass – these lines are frequently inspected by ticket inspectors. Remember: 1 ticket = 1 ride. You’ll need a new ticket for your return trip!
photo: tóth-piusz istván

20/01/2025

The "Grand Budapest" Neighborhood: A New Chapter for the City

Just 2 km behind Heroes’ Square, a massive new district called Grand Budapest is in the works. With plans for skyscrapers as tall as 500 meters, shopping areas, and thousands of new apartments, this project will change the city’s skyline like never before.
What to expect:
A futuristic neighborhood featuring one of Europe’s tallest buildings.
Modern architecture contrasting with Budapest’s historic charm.
A new urban hub near the iconic Heroes’ Square and City Park.
While not everyone is thrilled about how this project is being developed, there’s no doubt it’ll be a significant addition to the city. Whether it becomes a tourist favorite or just an intriguing detour, time will tell...
photo source: újpesti hirmondó (AI generated image)

20/01/2025

Visiting Budapest with kids aged 6–14?
Good news! Foreign students can grab a student pass for just 3,450 HUF, perfect for unlimited travel fun. With a single ticket costing 450 HUF, you'll save big if you're hopping on more than 7 rides!
And don’t forget – little ones under 6 and seniors over 65 travel FREE!
Travel smart:-)
photo: máté görbe

19/01/2025

Discover Budapest like never before! This stunning shot captures the breathtaking view from Petőfi Bridge, just south of the city. Take a stroll across the bridge for unforgettable sights of the illuminated Buda Castle, Liberty Bridge, and more. Budapest is magical at night!
In January, the sun sets in Budapest at 4:26 PM, so plan your walk to catch the magic of twilight and the city lights!
photo: töröcsik zoltán csaba

19/01/2025

Right at the edge of the Jewish District and Budapest downtown, almost every traveler walks past this once-grand building, the Anker Palace. It’s a little shabby now, but its charm and history still shine through.
If you’re in the area today, take a second to look up and imagine how stunning it must’ve been in its prime!
Located at Deák Ferenc Square – you can’t miss it.
photo: várhelyi tamás

18/01/2025

Looking for something fun to do in Budapest tonight on Jan.18th?
Head to Városligeti Műjégpálya (Budapest City Park Ice Rink), one of Europe’s most stunning outdoor ice rinks, for an unforgettable skating experience! From 9:30 PM to 12:30 AM, enjoy great vibes, DJs, and a magical atmosphere.
Student tickets: 3,000 HUF
Adult tickets: 3,500 HUF
No skates? No problem—you can rent them on-site!
Don’t miss out—it’s the perfect way to spend a winter evening!spend a winter evening:-)
photo: bodis krisztian /budapest images

17/01/2025

As we approach January 18th, we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Budapest Ghetto in 1945. Over 70,000 people endured unimaginable suffering in horrific conditions, and tragically, 3,000 unburied victims were found when the ghetto was freed.
On this eve of Shabbat, let us pause to honor their memory and reflect on the resilience of those who survived. May this anniversary remind us of the importance of compassion, justice, and the responsibility to never forget.
photo: vilmos hanti

17/01/2025

Good morning from Budapest! Here's the stunning Liberty Bridge on a quiet Friday early morning, with the warm glow of the "Fővám tér" metro entrance inviting you in.
photo: farkas tibusz

16/01/2025

Even with frozen fingers and snowflakes falling, the street portrait artists at Budapest City Park ("Városliget" in Hungarian) are hard at work, capturing the essence of visitors in the heart of winter.
If you're visiting Budapest, don’t miss the chance to take home a unique, hand-drawn memory of this magical city—no matter the weather!
photo: nagy krisztina

16/01/2025

Exploring Budapest this January? Don’t miss the Hungarian National Gallery! One of the country’s largest museums, it’s home to the biggest collection of Hungarian fine art. You can snap photos and videos with any ticket (just no flash, tripods, or selfie sticks)!
Full ticket: 5400 HUF
Estimated visit: 2-3 hours
Perfect for warming up with culture this winter!
photo: tóth-piusz istván

15/01/2025

The little black tower on Matthias Church in Budapest is called a hussar tower! It got its name because it sits on the roof like a hussar on a horse. Made of wood and covered with elegant oxidized copper, it’s a unique touch to the church’s stunning Gothic architecture.
While the roof is still snowy, the tower remains free of snow:-)
photo: mátrai istván

15/01/2025

Still snowing in Budapest, and it’s pure magic out here!
photo: eszter brünn

15/01/2025

Good morning, travelers! Right here, right now, Budapest is transforming into a snowy wonderland. At -1°C, snowflakes are dancing down, and the City Park (Városliget) is a true fairytale scene! This magical moment might only last a few hours, so bundle up and come enjoy the crisp air, sparkling snow, and enchanting views.
Don’t forget your camera for those postcard-worthy memories!
photo: kardos ildikó photography

14/01/2025

Budapest at twilight – a breathtaking view over the Danube!
photo: laboda timea

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Budapest

Nyitvatartási idő

Hétfő	08:30 - 20:00
Kedd	08:30 - 20:00
Szerda	08:30 - 20:00
Csütörtök	08:30 - 20:00
Péntek	08:30 - 20:00
Szombat	08:30 - 20:00
Vasárnap	08:30 - 20:00

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+36209605295

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http://www.triptobudapest.hu/

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"Triptobudapest - Free Budapest Walking Tours (Founded in 2007) offers scheduled walking tours in Budapest. Our tours are insightful and fun and quite likely the best tip based walking tours travelers can take in this city., We are not compensated for these tours by any third party, business or government office. We are an independent guide cooperative. Our team is made up of talented colleague graduated locals that speak several foreign languages and are not only highly motivated, enthusiastic and critical but also radiate great charisma. Unlike other free tours in Budapest, we don't push paid tours or recommend places for commission. Our tours have no fixed prices, based on name-your-own-price system. Nothing is compulsory everything is welcome. This tour is 100% free and relies on your own generosity (in form of tipping) to keep it alive. We promise: You get the perfect mix of historical information, fun facts, and practical tips. You visit most of the prominent sights in Buda and Pest and also learn something of the history of the city during this easy walk, with lots of stops for water and information. You are encouraged to ask questions about anything to do with the way of life in Budapest. You get our free great map with points of interest and free updated newsletter with a list of common Hungarian phrases, foods and dos and donts. WINTER PUBLIC TOURS LIST ( updated in 2019.January 7th ) FREE GENERAL SIGHTSEEING TOUR - daily at 10:30AM & 2:30PM FREE JEWISH QUARTER WALKING TOUR - daily at 10.00AM FREE COMMUNISM WALKING TOUR - daily at 10.00AM STREET & URBAN ART WALK - daily at 10:00AM TOURS GRATIS (en Espanol) - todos los dias a las 10.30 JOIN AS A TRAVELLER, LEAVE AS A FRIEND!