The tour departs on Mondays and Thursdays at 10:00 (as mentioned, a private tour can be booked at a requested time)
Tour duration: 15 minutes practice before departure + 120 minutes tour.
Independent riding from age 16.
An adult, up to 50 kg, can be accommodated without exceptions for a cost of €40.
Not suitable for pregnant women.
For a child in assembly.
A child under the age of 3 cannot be assembled.
Will be provided upon registration.
The Easyrider is an electric vehicle, easy to ride, very friendly, and very safe.
Has 4 large wheels (unlike the 2 wheels of a Segway), so it is safe and easy to drive.
A dedicated seat can be added for mounting children.
Operation is done by hand.
Suitable for driving standing and sitting.
> The tour and driving are accompanied by a guide (a guide for the tour itself. Not a guide attached to the Easyrider).
You can drive from the age of 16.
Boutique tour, of up to 8 vehicles.
It is an excellent solution for both those who have difficulty walking or overindulge in it and those who love attractions.
And the unusual experiences!
Riding the EasyRider does not require much skill and usually 5-10 minutes of practice is enough to get going, which has made EasyRider tours a global hit.
It is important to note: Although the vehicle is electric and there is no great physical effort, basic motor skills are required to control the handlebars and the vehicle itself – for that matter, riding it would not be suitable for those who are afraid of riding a bicycle.
We will go through:
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Budapest through its food – from the Great Central Market to the city's small businesses.
Nice to meet you, I am Nora, a local guide in Budapest. I am a traveler at heart and a huge food lover, leading walking food tours in groups of 2 to 8 participants. Every tasting has a story, and I tell it.
Traditional tastings – Hungarian food, drinks, and desserts, at the Great Central Market and at independent businesses recommended by locals.
Comfortable stops – all tastings take place in indoor locations with comfortable seating.
Food with context – The history of Hungarian cuisine, culture, and the eating and drinking habits of the Hungarians.
Personal recommendations – cool spots in the city to continue your visit.
Come taste Budapest with me – I'd love to share my love for food and the places I've discovered here.
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Budapest as the locals know it—without Google Maps and without spending hours searching online.
Nice to meet you. I'm Gabor, a local tour guide from Budapest. I lead private tours and small group tours, and I tailor each tour to your interests and the time you have in the city.
⬤ A Local Perspective – Places, Flavors, and Stories You Won’t Find in Travel Guides.
⬤ Complete flexibility—you decide when to start and where to go next.
⬤ Stories with Depth – Research-Based History, Including from Less Conventional Perspectives.
⬤ Photo Spots – Stop wherever you like, and I recommend the city’s most photogenic spots.
Let's go on a tour—I'd love to show you my Budapest, as if you were traveling with a local friend.
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Street Game is a live adventure through your smartphone across the city, where teams complete missions, meet new people, discover unexpected places, and compete for points.
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Street art, underground culture – the Budapest most visitors don't get to see.
We are a local team, born and raised in Budapest, and we feel at home in the city's underground: the street art, the ruin bars, and the hidden courtyards where the real culture happens. We seek the stories behind the walls and the people behind the places – and every tour begins with authentic research and local connections, so that what we share with you will be personal, vibrant, and connected to the city.
Local and Authentic – True stories from the people who live here.
Small groups - an intimate experience with room for questions.
Responsible tourism – we support local initiatives and are mindful of the city and community.
Come walk with us – we'd love to show you our Budapest.
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This is not your typical food tour. Our food is a way to introduce you to the real people of the north and their stories.
Food has always told a great story about a place—the fresh ingredients grown locally, the aromas, the smells, and the spices scattered by loving hands that worked to preserve a history not written in books, stories of recipes passed down from father to son and mother to daughter, power struggles, dramas,
Loves, and especially people.
Tasting tours with an emphasis on special stories and interesting encounters, places to return to, and a joyful atmosphere.
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Evelyn and Daniel Sigalov are a couple of tour guides who love each other, enjoy themselves, travel, guide, and eat! They were joined by their talented brother, Tal Sigalov.
Together, we have created a variety of cool tours that combine culinary experiences with fascinating yet lighthearted content, served with humor and cool hats!
We lived in Haifa for about a decade, and for the past eight years we have been living in Druzeland—the Druze villages on Mount Carmel—Usfiya and Daliyat al-Karmel, raising our four children in these enchanting villages.
During the tours, we will of course share how we came to live in a Druze village and what it's like to raise four children there...
Most tours are guided by Daniel, Evelyn, and Tal. Some experiences are guided by our dear friends, each in their own area of expertise.
