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Free Budapest Walking Tours

Name: Free Budapest Walking Tours
Address: Budapest, HU
Telephone: +36209605295
Price range: £
Rating: 4.9

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Free Budapest Walking Tours

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!

12/02/2025

Budapest’s Grand Central Market – A Must-See, But Beware the Food Trap!

The Central Market Hall at Fővám Square is one of Budapest’s most iconic spots, and it’s definitely worth a visit! However, we don’t recommend eating at the overpriced food stalls on the upper gallery. The so-called "Hungarian" dishes there are more for tourists than for locals—expensive and far from authentic. Instead, explore the market itself for fresh produce, local delicacies, and real Hungarian flavors!
Photo: E Ryka Tth

12/02/2025

Wandering through the zig-zag streets of Buda Castle district's northern part —quiet, winding, and full of character. A different side of Budapest to explore!
photo: csíki sándor

11/02/2025

Lukács Thermal Baths may look worn outside, but inside, it’s beautifully restored. A perfect spot to escape the crowds and enjoy an authentic Budapest experience.
photo: tóth-piusz istván

08/02/2025

Visiting Budapest? Don’t miss the MOL Tower, the city’s tallest! landmark by the Kopaszi-gát, right on the Danube.
Some say it looks like an asthma inhaler (shoutout to the cool Hungarian designer who made the comparison ), while others call it Budapest’s biggest public... well, you decide! Either way, it’s a sight to see—especially when it lights up at night!
photo: seres lászló drónfotó és video

08/02/2025

The "József Attila" statue is located along the Danube River, just south of the Parliament. It’s a peaceful spot, especially in February when Budapest is pretty quiet. Just be careful when you sit on the stone bench, it can get cold!
photo: janusz maruszak

08/02/2025

Attention Travelers in Budapest!

Today afternoon (25/Feb/08) multiple events will take place in the city, including a "Kitörés" memorial hike; an anti-fascist demonstration; and other gatherings. Expect a heightened police presence, especially in the northern part of the Buda Castle District, around "Kapisztrán square"
Please plan your visit accordingly, stay aware of your surroundings.
Photo: varga jennifer / 24.hu

07/02/2025

Even Dracula gets cold in Budapest! If you visit City Park, don’t be surprised to find this tiny Kolodko statue wrapped up for winter. Guess even vampires appreciate a warm scarf!
photo: gerd van dijk

07/02/2025

This is tram 49 in Budapest! On the right side of the photo, you’ll see an old red ticket validating machine. It doesn’t stamp the date but punches the ticket at three points. These machines can sometimes get blocked by chewing gum or paper. If your ticket won’t validate, try another red machine in the same tram car. If all machines are blocked and you can’t validate your ticket, you cannot be fined. If needed, ask the ticket inspector to validate their test ticket to confirm the issue.
Also, remember you have to pull really hard on these old iron ticket validators until you hear the punch noise😑
photo: csaba tauzer

07/02/2025

The Opera House in Budapest isn’t just about breathtaking performances—it also offers some seriously dramatic views!
Imagine watching the sunset from up here while the city hums below like a grand symphony.
photo: tamás rizsavi

06/02/2025

A Rare View of the Dohány Street Grand Synagogue!
Captured from a hidden balcony in the Jewish Quarter, this unique angle showcases the breathtaking Dohány Street Grand Synagogue, the largest in Europe!
photo: anna schwelung fotói

06/02/2025

Exploring Budapest? Don’t miss Vajdahunyad Castle in City Park! Located on Széchenyi Island, this fairy tale like castle is home to Europe’s largest Agricultural Museum and showcases stunning architectural styles from Hungary’s history.
A must-visit for architecture lovers and photographers alike!
photo: csányi sándor

06/02/2025

Yes, we are open! This iron-cast door invites you to sneak in for a quick shot—both with your camera and your curiosity. Budapest’s hidden gems are waiting to be discovered.
Will you step inside...?
photo: tóth-piusz istván

06/02/2025

Morning rush on the tram 4, crossing Margaret Bridge—half-asleep, coffee in hand, lost in thoughts. But then, this view!
photo: lili nagy

05/02/2025

Crisp February afternoon in Budapest! The winter air is fresh, and the golden light makes downtown’s historic charm even more striking.

05/02/2025

Taste a piece of history in Budapest!
At Ibolya Espresso, just steps from Elisabeth Bridge at Ferenciek tere, discover a retro oasis in the bustling tourist scene! Enjoy iconic Hungarian soft drinks like BAMBI and Traubi soda perfectly paired with chicken paprikash with noodles or potato paprikash, all under €10!
Step into our vintage café and soak in true Hungarian nostalgia!
photo: budapest images

04/02/2025

Check out the Tom Lantos statue on the Pest side of the Danube, between Margaret Bridge and Árpád Bridge! Born in Hungary on February 1, 1928, he was the only Holocaust survivor to serve in the U.S. Congress and founded the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. A true dog lover—his two dogs are even part of the statue. Right now, you’ll find fresh flowers there in his memory.
photo: csányi sándor

03/02/2025

In the heart of Budapest, you’ll find charming little book carts with a good selection of English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Slavic, and other exotic languages— all for just around €1!
The best variety can be found at the "Madách tér" cart, just 100 meters from the Dohány Street Grand Synagogue.
Don’t miss out on this hidden gem!
Your phone might run out of battery, but a book never will!
photo: könyvmentők

03/02/2025

Good morning from Budapest!
A stunning drone view of Óbuda part of the city! You can see Margaret Island, a beautiful green getaway, and Hajógyári Island, home of the famous Sziget Festival. Óbuda (Old Buda) is the lesser-known part of Budapest, rich in history and charm.
photo: rizsavi tamás

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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!