• Andrassy Avenue - We walk down Andrassy avenue where the guide will explain the changes to the areas and former monuments.
• St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent Istvan Bazilika) - Learn about how Communism impacted on the Hungarian church and religion, find out about the famous Hungarian football player and how he fled the communist system to be later buried at the church.
• Liberty Square - A visit to Liberty Square is one of the most interesting things for anyone whom is interested in Communist History in Budapest. This was where the Stock exchange was located and closed down at the start of Communism, it is also the site of many bloody protests.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - The site of the Hungarian parliament is where the 1956 uprising against the ruling Communist party took place and considerable blood was shed.

• Complimentary bottled water

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Parking fees
• anding and/or facility fees
• Use of SCUBA equipment

Explore Budapest with our ‘Communist History Tour’, a gratuity-based excursion that suits those preferring a leisurely evening amble rather than an exhaustive trek. Gain insight into the unique Goulash communism, visit sites of significant 1956 uprising skirmishes, and understand the division caused within Hungarian society by communism’s permeation into every aspect of life including religion, education, health care, food, and daily life under its rule.

We differentiate ourselves by maintaining small groups of less than 15 people on our walking tours, ensuring a more personal experience.

Rather than a compulsory tour charge, we leave it to you to tip our guides based on your enjoyment and perceived value of the tour.

As an autonomous tour company, we employ historians and certified guides for an authentic experience.

• Travelers must be able to walk (or wheel) themselves 3kms.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.