BUDAPEST
The pick of the city, both banks of the Danube.
The 15 most popular wine tours in Budapest. The ones worth building a day around, with what they cost, how long they run and who to book them through.
Half-day Budapest wine and food tour to Etyek-Buda with family wineries, guided tastings, and an included meal option.
Most Popular“Had a fabulous day with great wine and food,”
3-hour Budapest food tour with 10+ tastings, Hungarian wine, street food favorites like lángos and strudel, plus Opera and Parliament stops.
“We really enjoyed this walking tour of Budapest together with our guide George including the history of the city and the country Hungary, modern cultural norms, and local food and wine. Our guide was very considerate and patient with our many questions, much better than similar experiences we had with guides in Munich and Vienna…”
Budapest wine and cheese tasting: 5 Hungarian wines, artisan charcuterie, bread and oils, and an English sommelier in 1.5 hours.
Small-group Etyek wine tour from Budapest with family cellar tastings and a 3-course home meal in Hungary.
“Amazing tour! First winery we stopped at had one of the best Pinot Noirs I’ve ever had. Guide was great at explaining the history of the wineries. Transportation was comfortable. Fantastic way to get out of the city into the local Hungarian areas. 5/5”
Central Market Hall to a Budapest apartment kitchen: cook classic Hungarian dishes with wine pairings. Options for gluten-free and vegan.
“We had such a wonderful day with our group and Birdie. We learned so much and had so many laughs. New friends were made!”
Hungarian wine tasting in Budapest’s 19th-century cellar. Five indigenous wines plus cheese, charcuterie, bread, and water—English.
“The sommelier knew the wines and they were paired nicely with the charcuterie board. He spent time talking about the wines, then allowed us 15 minutes to enjoy the wine and food.”
Budapest market-to-tavern food tour with 14+ tastings, Hungarian wines and pálinka, plus a sit-down meal in about 3 hours.
“This was such a great tour. We had many different foods, the chicken dish was almost a full meal! The guide was friendly and knowledgeable. I was solo and loved that the atmosphere was comfortable and relaxed.”
Taste Hungarian pork, paprika, cakes, and wines on a 4-hour Budapest walk. Small group, lunch, and Tokaji aszú included.
“Andy was an amazing guide! We got to try so many dishes, and they tasted much more flavorful and authentic than the highly reviewed restaurants that we found ourselves.”
Budapest wine tasting at a central bar: 7 Hungarian wines, guided by Miki, plus farm-style tapas for $62.
“Me and my husband had an outstanding evening with Miki! Miki did a great job on sharing his knowledge on the various wine regions in Hungary and the wines we tasted were excellent as well as the small bites to complement the wines. The Wine Bar where we met was lovely. Unfortunately, we scheduled this…”
Budapest Danube cruise with unlimited prosecco and wine for 1 hour. See Parliament, Chain Bridge, Buda Castle from Dock 11.
2-hour guided tasting at Bortodoor, Budapest: 8 Hungarian wines, charcuterie, and an English sommelier in a cozy downtown bar.
A 2-hour sommelier-led Budapest Hungarian wine class with 8 wines, local cheese and charcuterie, and a Tokaj Aszú finish.
Budapest evening wine, cheese, and charcuterie tasting with a sommelier, 8 Hungarian wines, and a Tokaj sweet finish in a cozy cellar.
“Thomas, sorry about the spelling of your name was a great wine expert. He taught us so much about Hungarian wines. I loved this experience. It’s more couples that go to this, but you can definitely do it solo”
Private Budapest wine tasting with Miklós Csizmadia: 6+1 Hungarian wines, journalist-led history, snacks, English tour.
“Do not miss this unforgettable evening of Hungarian wines hosted by Mickey”
Intimate, English-language wine tasting in Budapest with a sommelier, 7 Hungarian wines, and ham-and-cheese crostini snacks for $74.27.
“We had a lovely time in this intimate wine tasting experience. We are not experts on the subject matter of wine or its production so we really appreciate that our host adjusted the level of discussion to something more appropriate for beginners. It was a pleasure to discover and taste Hungarian wines of high quality.…”
Both banks of the Danube, and every way to spend a day in the city.
