• Hungarian Parliament Building
    Hungarian Parliament Building

  • Chain Bridge
    Chain Bridge

  • Buda Castle
    Buda Castle

  • Danube River
    Danube River

  • Gresham Palace
    Gresham Palace

  • Hungarian State Opera House
    Hungarian State Opera House

  • St. Stephen's Basilica
    St. Stephen's Basilica

8.4/10

Overview

  • Beautiful self-guided walk between courses
  • Three course meal served in three great restaurants
  • Choice of at least two dishes at every course
  • A glass of wine (or beer/soda) is included with every course
  • Route map and description highlighting the sights
57,50 per person
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Practical information

If you're interested in our Walking Dinner in Budapest, please send in advance an email to info@walkingdinner.com so we can check availability.
 

Wherever you look in Budapest, there is a world heritagesite! UNESCO has put a large part of the city center on the world heritage list, making the  city perfect to explore on foot. During your Walking Dinner you get to know many highlights of this beautiful city. In Budapest there is always something to admire…

You will enjoy a three course meal in  three restaurants. In between the restaurants you will see Sint Stephen’s Basillica, the impressive parliament building and the incredible Chain bridge. The amazing view over the Danube makes it definitely an evening to remember.

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Restaurants

WINE NOT?

WINE NOT?

Tom George Osteria

Tom George Osteria

Café Vian Liszt Ferenc tér

Café Vian Liszt Ferenc tér

Booking information

Once you have booked your Walking Dinner Tour, you will receive a confirmation e-mail within 5 minutes. This has your  booking reference which is your reservation number at each of the three restaurants.

The following information can be found in the confirmation email:
Order number
Route description
Estimated time schedule
Information about the starting point
Information about the highlights

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