BUDAPEST
The pick of the city, both banks of the Danube.
The 7 most popular street art tours in Budapest. The ones worth building a day around, with what they cost, how long they run and who to book them through.
A 2-hour Budapest street art walk with ET Alternative, hunting murals and stickers with political and social context for $27.
Most Popular“ET was a really lovely and knowledgeable guide. We can mow see Budapest very differently and his knowledge of the local street art scene was excellent. Would definitely recommend”
Budapest street art for cheap: walk the Jewish Quarter with a guide, then finish at Szimpla Kert ruin bar. Yellow umbrella included.
“Victoria has an excellent understanding of local and national history. She is a very good speaker and we found the experience very educational. The tour was not rushed and we explored parts of Budapest that we had no knowledge of.”
A small-group Budapest street art walking tour with ET: murals, stickers, and political street messages, ending at Szimpla Kert.
“E.T’s tour was fun and interesting. I highly recommend for anyone who is looking for something different and alternative. It was a great way to see District VII from a local’s perspective and learn about the street art stickers. A great way to spend an afternoon. Thank you, E.T!”
3-hour Budapest walk blending street art and Jewish Quarter history, with local tips on music and food. From $23.
“This tour was amazing! The guide was really knowledgeable and she showed us lots of hidden gems and explained everything in a funny and interesting way. The recommendations that she gave at the end of the tour were also super useful. Highly recommend!”
A small-group Budapest street art tour in the Jewish Quarter with coffee, great local stories, and clear talk about politics and art.
“This was an EXCELLENT tour. Not only was the street art fun, but our guide gave us a really interesting insight into Hungarian culture, history, and current politics”
Taste Budapest’s ruin bars, hunt for street art in Erzsébetváros, spot Kolodko statues, then fuel up with Hungarian street food.
“A superb experience learning about Budapest history, viewing amazing street art, tasting new drinks and visiting fantastic ruin bars! Great company and lead by Lena who provided great energy and knowledge! Highly recommend this as a mixture of history and positive vibes!”
See Budapest through street art and Jewish-quarter stories on a 3-hour alternative walk in the 6th and 7th districts.
“A great walk through the jewish quarter. My guide was expceptional in her knowledge about art and history! Really recommend!”
Both banks of the Danube, and every way to spend a day in the city.
