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Pest Private Walking Tour

Walk on the Buda Side

What Time is it? Shopping Time!

Shopping is easy in Budapest since the best place to find authentic souvenirs is the Great Market Hall, which you should already be planning to visit for its food. You will find many handmade products on the second floor of the building, or you can choose from the so called Hungarikums (traditional Hungarian goods). If you're a shopaholic - don't worry, we won't tell anyone - the city's main shopping street, Vaci Street, is definitely the place to go. For something more luxurious, head to the UNESCO-listed Andrassy Boulevard.

Bathe with the Locals

Is there anything more quintessentially Budapest than a visit to one of the legendary baths? With more hot springs than any other capital, the city lets you take your pick of various styles, from the old school Turkish Rudas Baths to the Art Nouveau Gellert Baths on the Buda side of the city, or even the Neo-Baroque Szechenyi Baths with a large outdoor pool in Pest’s City Park. These are very much for locals, don't expect day-spa luxury! We've written a handy roundup of Budapest's best baths here.

The Impressive Museum Of Fine Arts

Learn About Tokaj's People and Wine

It's best to understand the history of a region before you taste its wine. So your first stop should be the Tokaji Museum, to gain important knowledge about the region and its famous wine. The people of Tokaj have been involved in the cultivation of grapes since the 13th century, with techniques introduced by Italian and Walloonian settlers. The World Heritage Wine Museum features a modern exhibit about Tokaj’s wines, including barrel-making, grape varieties, and food pairings. 

Tokaj Wine Tasting Half Day Private Tour

Taste a liquid more than worth its weight in gold, the world famous "Vinum regnum, rex vinorum," Tokaji Aszú. The area's first naturally sweet wine was made in the 16th century and it gained its fame right away. Today you'll drive by vineyards planted on smooth volcanic slopes, visit estates, taste crispy dry and silky sweet whites... and leave the tour with rich tastes in your mouth and warmth in your heart.

Athens on the Bodrog

Today a sleepy little town near the Slovakian border, Sarospatak was a thriving city under the dominion of the Rakoczi dynasty, in the 16th and 17th centuries. At its height, it was known as “Athens by the Bodrog" thanks to the Reformed College founded there in 1531 (it's still among the best in Hungary). The school has a lavish library that's definitely worth visiting. Sarospatak's medieval castle is a piece of architectural history as well. If you have enough energy, visit Tengerszem Nature Preserve, an industrial site turned into a cherished natural wonder. 

Traditional Slovak Folk Dance Private Class

Slovakia's folk dances are as varied and as beautiful as the countryside in which they developed, and as interesting as the people who invented them. From the simplicity of village dances to the elaborate stage choreographies of today's ensembles, they mirror the history and culture of a people who have clung tenaciously to their folk traditions and maintained a strong identity despite centuries of subjugation. Enjoy a unique Slovak folk dance lesson based on your preferences.

Cave and Castle Private Tour

Slovak Arts and Crafts Private Class

High Tatras Private Hiking Tour

High Tatras National Park offers Slovakia's best, highest hikes. Starting at the magnificent mountain lake Strbske Pleso, 1,345 meters above sea level (4,400 feet) you'll travel through Popradske Pleso, a glacier-fed lake sitting in the Mengusovska Valley, where you'll enjoy a lunch while taking in stunning views. Over the course of 14 kilometers (9 miles), you'll take in plenty of photogenic vistas!

Exploring Krakow

Today you’ll be getting a feel for the story of the city with a private tour with a local expert.There's much to discover as you walk the famed Royal Route through the city's heart, on this tour filled to the brim with historical facts and anecdotes. You'll wander from the Barbican and St. Florian's Gate to the spectacular hilltop royal Wawel Castle, visiting the Main Square with its Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Basilica along the way.

Wieliczka Salt Mine Group Tour With A Private Driver

Prepare to be amazed at the devotion that drove miners to carve figures, monuments and altar pieces into the walls of an 800-year-old salt mine. This underground world has earned a place on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list. As you descend 360 of the tour's total 800 steps into the salt mine, you'll feel like you're entering a vast underground city complete with huge caverns and underground lakes, 135 meters beneath the surface. One of the most unique aspects is the largest underground chapel, devoted to Saint Kinga, a Hungarian princess who is said to have spurned a marriage proposal by the Polish king by tossing his engagement ring into a salt mine in Transylvania.

Krakow Wawel Royal Hill Group Tour

Discover Krakow's aristocratic past on this interesting excursion to the Wawel Royal Castle. It's a great chance to explore the most important hill in Poland while listening to your guide telling you all about the history of Poland's royal families. You'll get a brilliant sensory experience and learn more about history at the same time.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Group Tour with a Private Driver

We invite you to visit one of the most expressive and symbolic locations in Poland. You'll explore the Auschwitz Museum and Birkenau Camp, a place that should be experienced and seen at least once in your lifetime. You'll have a private tour to the museum, where you'll join a group of about 30 people.