Belváros & District VII, Budapest

Tastes of Belváros and the Jewish Quarter

🕒 Lunchtime, Mid afternoon

Take a food odyssey to discover the opulence of the late nineteenth century Budapest to its modern day cultural hubs

Tastes of Belváros and the Jewish Quarter

Start the tour by exploring the massive Nagycsarnok (Great Hall) and find the best food that Hungary has to offer. Then take the weight off your feet and enjoy the luxurious surroundings of one of Budapest's iconic tea rooms, before exploring the historic and stimulating Jewish Quarter, with its tempting confectionery shops, street food market, and cultural heart.

Practical information

Café Astoria serves their coffee and cake specialty between 15:00 and 17:00
Expect a lot of walking — wear comfortable clothes and good shoes

5 hours 30 minutes

1.1 miles

Next available

Thursday 28 May 2026

Class/Price

standard

Physical activity level

moderate

Itinerary

Nagycsarnok

This covered market offers a huge variety of stalls on three floors, over 21,000 square meters

Stay for 1 hour 30 minutes

Café Astoria

More than 100 years old, Café Astoria manages to maintain its traditions of hospitality which combining with a 21st century approach

Stay for 1 hour

Dohány Street Synagogue

The Dohány Street Synagogue was built between 1854 and 1859 in the Moorish Revival style, with the decoration based chiefly on Islamic models from North Africa and medieval Spain

Stay for 10 minutes

Café Noé

Confectionery shop with a garden at the rear. Famous for their cakes and cookies

Stay for 10 minutes

Karavan

Karavan is a food court that gives home to numerous food trucks and booths serving mouth-watering delicacies which you can consume standing up, or sitting on one of the benches at the back

Stay for 1 hour

Szimpla Kert

Cultural hub, home to a program of music, film, food, crafts and all-round enjoyment

Stay for 1 hour

Route map

Map for Tastes of Belváros and the Jewish Quarter

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