WINE TOURS
The pours worth the trip.
The 10 most-loved budapest wine tours, gathered in one place. The ones worth giving a day to, with what they pour, who runs them and what they cost.
Half-day Budapest wine tour to Etyek-Buda with family winery tastings and Hungarian food. Options include lunch or dinner.
Most Popular“Had a fabulous day with great wine and food,”
Budapest Centre Food Tour blends landmarks with 10+ tastings, Hungarian wine, and street favorites like lángos and strudel.
“Great tour and great food. Zoltan was a great tour guide, very knowledgable, friendly and provided great recommendations. Will highly recommend it.”
Half-day Etyek countryside wine tour from Budapest with boutique cellar tastings, meet the winemakers, and a home-cooked Hungarian meal.
Sommelier-led Budapest tasting with 5 Hungarian wines (incl. Tokaj sweet), cheese and charcuterie, plus bread and oils.
A half-day to Etyek wine country: small family wineries, 4 tastings each, and a hearty 3-course meal with transfers from Budapest.
“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”
Sip five indigenous Hungarian wines in a 19th-century Budapest cellar with cheese, charcuterie, bread, and mineral water. English, 90 minutes.
“Great learning opportunity about Hungary as well as the wines and other products offered by Hungary. The pace was enjoyable and the wines and charcuterie were enjoyable.”
2-hour Hungarian wine tasting in Budapest with an expert: 7–8 pours like cserszegi fűszeres and furmint, plus farm tapas.
3-hour Budapest food tour with 14+ tastings at Central Market and a local taverna, plus wine and pálinka for 18+.
“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 classics at Budapest’s top food stops, finish with Tokaji and wine-pairing, and learn the why behind each bite.
“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.”
Taste 7 Hungarian wines and farm-sourced tapas at Wine the Gap in Budapest. Learn regions and grapes with an English expert.
“It was just me in the session, Miki hosted me very nicely. He makes it like a get together with friends, not just about a wine class. The bar is also cozy. I enjoyed it a lot, and I’m happy to know more about Hungarian wines!”
