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Private Jewish Grand Tour Budapest

We created our private tours service for those people, who want to have an intimate experience about the Hungarian Jewish culture and the incredible amount of Jewish heritage the city of Budapest can offer. Your very own private tour guide will lead you through the most important and exciting parts of the Jewish district. This way you can have a more personal, insight look into the Jewish life and culture of Budapest, and have inward conversations with a professional local guide about the country’s history and their own, personal experiences.

You have the control! The tour starts whenever you want to and you can choose what to see or which destinations you want to skip from our existing tour routes. Feel free to share your preferences, and things you are interested in, with our guides and let them create the prefect experience, specially made for your taste. We are at your service through the whole year, so feel free to contact Hungária Koncert Ltd. anytime.

If you wish to receive all the knowledge about the Hungarian Jewish culture and its history, and wish to see the city from a different perspective, our Private Grand Tour is made just for you. Let us guide you through all the landmarks in connection with Budapest’s Jewish heritage while telling you all the facts and stories about its past and present in this 4.5 hour tour. The meeting point is at the Deák Square, the main central square of the city. Throughout the tour we will take you to all three of the city centre’s synagogues, the Gozsdu passage and the Orthodox Jewish Quarter among other places. At the end of the trip, be our guest for a cake in a famous kosher confectionary!

Andrea

Andrea is a native Hungarian, born in Budapest, and has worked as a licensed, private guide since 1995. She is a very enthusiastic guide, excited to show off the city’s beauty and educate visitors about the fascinating history and culture. Andrea grew up during the communist regime, giving her a unique perspective on the recent history in Budapest.

Do you want to walk on the cobblestones of the old castle district, enjoy spectacular views from the Fishermen’s Bastion, or maybe relax in Gellert Bath? Andrea not only takes you on tours to the most well-known spots in Budapest but offers several themed tours as well. Some of these include a communist past tour, Jewish history tour, wine and food tour, river cruise tour, and several countryside tours. It’s difficult to get to know a city or country on your own, especially with limited time. Andrea’s personalized, carefully planned tours and deep knowledge of her hometown will allow you to discover more about the city than you could on your own.

Julia

Julia was born and raised in Budapest and is very passionate about the history and culture of her beautiful city. She is an enthusiastic tour guide offering private, customized tours in Budapest and around Hungary. While her website shows several tour options, each can be changed and customized for you and your friends or family. Julia is happy to show you the city’s main attractions, but she also wants to give you the perspective of a local and share with you details about how the people live, legends that only locals know, and stories about what the locals have experienced over the last few decades.

Historically, Hungary has been a melting pot of different people and cultures which makes it such an interesting city to explore. You can choose either a walking tour around the city or take a minivan to reach the breathtaking countryside. She offers specialized tours on Hungarian architecture, art, castles, food, and wine. As photo editor of the country’s most popular food magazine, Julia knows the best Hungarian cuisine and is happy to recommend delicious places to eat. Julia is excited to share her passion with you and show you the best of Budapest.

Gabriella

Gabriella is a licensed local tour guide in Hungary and Budapest offering a variety of high quality tours for private groups and individuals. She was born in the Hungarian countryside and has lived for over 25 years in Budapest where she has been able to learn an extensive amount about the culture, heritage, and rich history.

By tailoring a tour to fit your interests you can choose to learn more about the general history, art nouveau, museums, wine and food, or Jewish history of this incredible city. Gabriella is excited to show you the unique aspects of her city and what she believes makes Budapest such a special and fascinating place. Her goal is not only to teach you about her city but to give have a wonderful time with memories to take home and share with family and friends.

Anna

While studying geography and tourism management in university, Anna began to lead local study tours in the field of sustainable development and history. She continued to learn about business and sales after completing her studies while traveling around the world for work in several multinational companies. Now Anna is a passionate tour guide who offers both inner city and countryside tours.

Maybe you want to visit Balaton, the largest European lake surrounded by historical sites, or take a trip to the Eger fortress where Hungarian soldiers defended their community against the Ottoman army in 1552. There are several towns and sites that are just a short drive outside the city filled with fascinating history and beautiful scenery. If you decide to stay inside Budapest there are several tours to choose from including the Pest walking tour, Buda Castle district tour, and a secret tour that takes you off the beaten path to some of the more hidden and unknown city sites.

Of course, there is also an option to create your own tour based on your personal interests, whether that be art, nightlife, or food. No matter which tour you chose or which part of the city you decide to explore, Anna will share with you historical and cultural stories that will connect you to the city and even make you feel like a local for the day. Anna has always had a passion for other cultures and is thrilled to have this passion be part of her job and be able to share it with visitors.

Emily

Emily creates tailor-made tours based on your interest in hopes of helping you make the most out of your holiday or time in Budapest. She offers tours in a variety of languages and can even provide a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan to travel to further locations such as Vienna or other neighboring historic towns. She has experience with kids from working in schools, is happy to accommodate to the older adult population who might have difficulty walking, and is always willing to explore the city on foot for the athletic travelers.

Whether you are interested in the city’s general history, a specific site, art, or Hungarian food, Emily will make sure you end her tour with all your questions answered. She can take you on a sightseeing tour to some of the city’s top sites such as the Basilica, Parliament, Andrassy Avenue, Opera, Chain Bridge, Matthias Church, and Danube Corso. Some of her other specialty tours include a Jewish tour in the city center, city lights tour, extended Budapest tour (5-8 hours), Lake Balaton and Herend tour, Danube tour, Szentendre tour, and Art Nouveau tour. Whatever you are interested in, just tell Emily and she will create a spectacular itinerary that allows you to check off the sites and destinations on your Budapest bucket list.

Pest Buda Bistro & Hotel

The building that is now the Pest Buda Bistro & Hotel was built in 1696 as a mansion and has since been converted into a luxurious 10-room hotel. Over the years, this building has served as a tavern and restaurant and it even served as the first hotel in Hungary. At Pest Buda Bistro & Hotel, upscale modernity meets country-house comfort while maintaining an urban atmosphere in the historic building.

Many people simply drop by for an evening meal at the hotel’s restaurant, but those who stay at the quaint hotel have given it outstanding reviews for the helpful staff, charming atmosphere, and amazing location. Just a few minutes walk from the hotel gets you to the Buda Castle neighborhood where you’ll find incredible food and famous sites and monuments such as the Royal Palace and the Mathias Church. Though the hotel only opened in 2016, you will feel the incredible history and energy as soon as you enter the hotel- a true gem in the hospitality industry.

Baltazar Budapest

Baltazár Budapest is a family owned boutique hotel located in the World Heritage Buda Castle district. While the hotel has a Hungarian Grill Restaurant and Wine Bar, the neighborhood around the hotel is one of the city’s gastronomic hubs packed with unique cafes and restaurants. At the hotel’s Baltazar Grill, you’ll find a wonderful selection of meats, vegetarian options, and local wines, but for serious wine fans, the Wine Bar is where you want to be. This bar showcases the most authentic and high-quality wines from Central Europe and around the world.

The history of this cozy hotel is quite interesting, as it began by coincidence when the owner stumbled across the building in search of a home for his family. This man always had a passion for design and the beautiful architecture of the building inspired him to build a dream hotel which over the years, transformed into a prestigious boutique hotel.

Iconic artwork and vintage furniture fill the hotel and each room has it’s own theme and style. Don’t get too caught up in the beauty of the hotel because you’ll get a spectacular panoramic view of the Danube while walking the historic streets of the Buda Castle. You will also come across famous monuments and historic landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the Mathias Church. This hotel gives you the comfort of home in a beautiful neighborhood to explore.

Bohem Art Hotel

Bohem Art Hotel is located in the 5th district and was built in the 17th century. From 1884 to 1894, the building was owned by a famous proprietor, Manfréd Weiss. The Szénásy Írószer és Körzőgyár (stationery factory), which was built in 1903, was also in this building and the factory’s owner, Béla Szénásy, was a stationery wholesaler, the creator of Hungarian paper industry and trade, and the originator of the Budapest International Industry Fair. The factory was famous for its 1944 production of the Schutpasses which was the Swedish legation to protect the Jews during in the Second World War.

The hotel has several services to make your stay as comfortable as possible including airport transfer, a cocktail bar, a deluxe buffet breakfast, laundry and ironing services, happy hours with free coffee, tea, and snacks, and flatscreen TVs with movies and international news channels. There are several rooms to choose from whether you come alone or with family or friends, each with its own character and unique artwork. From the moment you walk through the doors, you will understand that your stay at the Bohem Art Hotel is going to be a special experience.

Casati Budapest Hotel

The building that is now Casati Budapest Hotel is more than 200 years old and has been beautifully refurbished into a contemporary city gem. Top tourist sites, cafes, and pubs surround the hotel, making it easy to explore the historic city. The hotel has remained at the top of TripAdvisor since 2012 and is designed specifically for guests over the age of 14.

Casati Budapest Hotel received a Green Hotel Award by the Hungarian Hotel Association in 2014 for its eco-friendly practices. They use recycled paper only, eco-friendly detergents, and led lighting throughout the majority of the hotel. Each morning you can enjoy a buffet breakfast full of fruits, vegetables, hot and cold dishes, and fresh pastries. The hotel has a fitness center, sauna, and cocktail bar, and all rooms come equipt with AC and top appliances.

There are 25 uniquely designed rooms to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Outside, you will find a quiet, ivy-covered courtyard, also designed to be a great spot to relax any time of the day. This hotel is dedicated to giving you a cozy place to stay in Budapest and the staff work hard to assist you with anything that will make your stay more enjoyable.

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