Free Budapest Walking Tours, Hungary

Sightseeing travel tip added by magicmushroom on 25th of August, 2009

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Distance from city center: 0.4mi.

Come along on the daily Free Budapest Walking Tour at 10.30 a.m, which is an informative and entertaining general walking tour around the best sites Pest and Buda offers. If you are interested in the Communism with its undercover stories and the sites of the Soviet friendship, come on the Free Communist Walking tour every Mon, Wed, Fri at 3.30 p.m. Join the Free Jewish Quarter and the Best Pubs Walking Tour every Tue, Thr, Sat at 3.30 p.m. if you want to learn more about the largest synagogue in Europe and the other cultural Jewish symbols as well as the most authentic Hungarian free pubs of the neighbourhood.

Address:
Vörösmarty square outside Gerbeaud cafe at the fountain

Price:
Tips only

How to get there:
Vorosmarty square M1 metro stop (in front of Gerbeaud café at the fountain)

Comments on 'Free Budapest Walking Tours'

replyzlori wrote on Aug 28, 2009 1:28:Hey,
It sounds extremly good! :) Is this for 100% free? Who is organizing these sort of tours?

Cheers and thanks for sharing this!

zlori's reply on Sep 16, 2009 9:46:Hey,

Thank you very much for the information, I will try the tours out when I will be next time in Budapest! :) Maybe I will bother you also with my further questions before arriving there. ;-)
Cheers

magicmushroom's reply on Sep 12, 2009 7:47:Yes, Zlori it is free. At the free tours guest can leave anytime without payment. They tip at the end only if they were satisfied. That is why every guide is motivated, enthusiastic and critical. None of them is promoting restaurants hostels and pubs for commission!! Check out the picture galery and feel the atmosphere of the tours yourself: www.triptobudapest.hu

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