• Margaret Bridge - Our first stop is going to be the decorative residential area around the Margaret bridge and the Danube bank. This is a less well-known area for foreign visitors, but just as beautiful as any other central district. We will drop in a tiny, cosy meeting place of local people to have some traditional craft products and of course, some elegant light Hungarian wines to start with.
• Hungarian Parliament Building - We continue our stroll in the most classy district of the downtown, nearby our stunning Parliament building. Besides admiring some architectural beauties, we visit a cool and new wave wine bar to widen our experience in Hungarian wines with tasting two or three different characters.
• Jewish Quarter - We prefer to leave the two most famous Hungarian wines to the end in a cult wine bar. The reason why we would like to finish the tour in the Jewish quarter, because this is a lively neighborhood full of restaurants and bars. So if our guests fancy continuing exploring the Hungarian gastronomy, this is the best place to end up. Obviously we will leave you with some useful tips and recommendations how to move on.

• Carbonated beverages
• Public transportation tickets (if needed)
• Snacks
• Alcoholic beverages

• Gratuities

If we can not take you to the actual wine regions, we will try to make up for that by showing you the highlights of the past and the present of Hungarian viticulture. Feed two birds with one seed: taste the finest local wines and complete your stay in Budapest with some new perspectives of the city.This is ultimately the best option to learn about Hungarian wines without leaving Budapest.

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