Hungarian Cooking Class with a Local Chef

Do you like cooking and would you like to discover Hungary through gastronomy? I am a professional cook and I would be happy if I share everything with you about Hungarian cuisine. I love cooking and eating great food. It is fantastic when my kitchen is full of life: somebody is chopping onions, someone else is preparing the meat or is kneading dough and we are talking, laughing and the smell of the food fills the whole place.  While you are in Budapest, come, cook together and enjoy this unique atmosphere in the centre. My hands-on cooking class gives you a memorable experience.

Skip the Line: Chocolate Museum Visit and Tasting Ticket

It is an excellent program for everybody! The tour starts at the entrance of the museum, at the chocolate fountain. Every guest takes a delicious sweet, hold it under the flowing chocolate, and eat it. In the Rákóczi Knighthall we take a view at the Rákóczi paintings and we taste a special Hungarian chocolate.

Market Tour with Hungarian Cooking Course

Ready for a truly amazing hands-on Hungarian cooking class in Budapest?  Ready for a Market tour with local experts? Do you know the difference between the Goulash, Stew and Paprikash? Have you ever tasted Hungarian wine or palinka? Ready for a happy time chatting, learning about Hungarian customs, local ingredients and everyday life?  If you say yes, come with me! I am Marti and I really happy to meet you!  The MARKET TOUR with COOKING is a complete gastronomical experience or you can call it a two-in-one program. In which I combined a visit to the local Market and the cooking course. We start in the Market, I talk about the history of the building and the local products. We buy the ingredients for the 3-course menu and you can taste the most popular Hungarian street-food as well. After the Market tour the cooking course begins, which ends with a delicious, rich meal. It takes more than 5 hours but you will have a memorable event.

Hungarian Baking & Pastry Course

It is an introduction to the world of Hungarian desserts for not just sweet tooth. 4-hour, two sweet and one salty from the most famous Hungarian pastries. On my pastry course I would like to share my family recipes. We bake sweet cake and salty Langos, some of them are really easy and others are a bit more complicated, but we do everything together so you can. At the end of the program we have nothing more to do than to taste the result of our efforts. You can choose one menu from the followings: Menu A: Langos (deep fried flat bread), Baked pancake with cottage cheese cream, Gerbeaud layer cake. Menu B: Langos (deep fried flat bread), Strudel (with filo dough), Dobos cake

Budapest Historical & Cultural PRIVATE Walking Tour, KickStart Tour DE

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Hungarian Cooking Class and Sunday Farmers Market Visit in Budapest with a Local

Visit the local farmers' market and learn to make Hungarian goulash and other family recipes with a local expert in her historic apartment in downtown Budapest, a 12-minute walk from the Hungarian State Opera House. Meet Marti at Szimpla Farmers' Market and learn about its history, taste regional products and purchase a few ingredients for your cooking class. Next drive to Marti's home cooking studio, a large and well equipped space for your hands-on cooking class. Learn to cook three dishes from scratch (soup, main course and dessert) during your two-hour cooking class. Marti's knowledge and passion for cooking is evident in the way she explains how to prepare each dish with step-by-step instructions. After cooking, join Marti at the dining table to share (over beer or wine) traditional Hungarian dishes such as goulash or sour cherry soup, chicken paprikash or beef stew, poppy seed bread dumplings or stewed cabbage and for dessert, gerbeaud (layered cake)!

Budapest at First Glance: 2-hour Downtown Walk

The tour starts in the shadow of the magnificent Hungarian State Opera House from where you’ll take a short walk to St Stephen’s Basilica. Admire the beautiful church while your guide gives you a great introduction to Hungary’s rich history through the story of the state founder king, St Stephen. Pose with the Fat Policeman statue on the way to the Danube and at Chain Bridge enjoy the UNESCO World Heritage Panorama over the Buda Castle District with Matthias Church and the Fisherman’s Bastion. Stroll on the lively Danube Promenade and be sure to capture pictures with the statue of the Little Prince at Vigado Square. You will follow your guide on the Promenade to the Innercity Parish Church and to the ruins of the old Roman fortress. Head into the busy streets of Pest downtown and wonder at beautiful Art-Nouveau buildings along the way. Enter into one of the hidden local gardens and pass the famous Vaci shopping street on the route to the historical Great Market Hall.

Traditional Hungarian Cooking Class and Market Visit in Budapest with a Local

Learn to make Hungarian goulash and other family recipes with a local expert in her historic apartment in downtown Budapest, a 12-minute walk from the Hungarian State Opera House. Meet Marti at Central Market Hall, the oldest and largest indoor market in Budapest for your market tour. Learn about its history, taste local products and purchase a few ingredients for your cooking class. Next drive to Marti's home cooking studio, a large and well equipped space for your hands-on cooking class. Learn to cook three dishes from scratch (soup, main course and dessert) during your two-hour cooking class. Marti's knowledge and passion for cooking is evident in the way she explains how to prepare each dish with step-by-step instructions. After cooking, join Marti at the dining table to share (over beer or wine) traditional Hungarian dishes such as goulash or sour cherry soup, chicken paprikash or beef stew, poppy seed bread dumplings or stewed cabbage and for dessert, gerbeaud (layered cake)!

Private Traditional Hungarian Cooking Class in the Heart of Budapest

Learn to make Hungarian goulash and other family recipes with a local expert. Meet Marti at her apartment housed in a historic building in downtown Budapest, a quick walk from the Hungarian State Opera House. Join her in the kitchen, converted into a cooking studio, a large and well equipped space for your hands-on Hungarian cooking class. Learn to cook three dishes from scratch (soup, main course and dessert) during your 2-hour class. Marti's knowledge and passion for cooking is evident in the way she explains in detail how to prepare each dish. After cooking, join Marti at the dining table to share (over beer or wine) traditional Hungarian dishes such as goulash or sour cherry soup, chicken paprikash or beef stew, poppy seed bread dumplings or stewed cabbage and for dessert, gerbeaud (layered cake)! Enjoy Hungarian food and hospitality during this culinary journey where you will learn about Hungarian customs and share stories, recipes, laughter and food like old friends!

Christmas Lights, Beautiful Budapest with Mulled Wine!

Christmas season is the best way to celebrate the holiday season and, Budapest has one of the most beautiful celebration of Christmas in Europe. We will spend the time experiencing the magic of Budapest’s Christmas streets and markets, while also learning about the Hungarian way of celebrating this time of the year. In our small group, you can enjoy a high level of interactivity and you are free to ask your guide anytime. In the middle of the tour, you are our guest for some mulled wine. Feel yourself welcome to join to the Hungarian holy celebration. In this 3-hour special tour, we are going to be in the most beautiful and Christmasy areas of Budapest. This is a special winter edition tour so do not miss it! Please keep in mind that this is a walking tour. The estimated walking distance is 3km.