Hungary · Walking Tour

4-Hour Budapest Cultural Tour with Andrássy Avenue and Ruin Pubs

4 Hours Round trip from Budapest Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Discover Budapest's history and culture through iconic attractions and hidden gems
02 Walk along Andrássy Avenue, a UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site rich in art and architecture
03 Explore Budapest Broadway's cultural venues, theatres, and distinctive ruin pubs
04 Follow the historic Millennium Metro, the world's second-oldest metro line

Get a deeper view of the city by going under Budapest's skin and uncovering the secrets of both its iconic attractions and hidden gems. Go off the beaten path with plenty of inside information as you learn about the city's history and culture. Follow the route of the Millennium Metro, the world's second-oldest metro line, from Andrássy Avenue up to City Park.

Visit Budapest Broadway to explore its cultural venues, theatres, and ruin pubs, a post-communist movement created by university youth who sought out abandoned premises in a dilapidated state that had been condemned to destruction.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Budapest

Languages English, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Budapest Culture Walk along Andrássy Avenue and the Millennium Metro

Follow the route of the Millennium Metro, the second-oldest metro line in the world.
Enjoy an exciting walk along Andrássy Avenue with explanations about music, literature, art, and architecture. Together with the Millennium Metro line, it was declared a Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Visit Budapest Broadway to explore its cultural venues, theatres, and ruin pubs, a post-communist movement created by university youth who sought out abandoned premises in a dilapidated state that had been condemned to destruction.
Discover the retro-styled old furniture of the pubs, which became very popular among young people.

End of the tour.

The route