January 2001 Tours in Eastern Europe
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Czech cooking class and market tour - Winter tours
Curious about Czech cuisine? The Czech Cooking Class and Market Tour invites you to experience Prague’s vibrant food culture hands-on. Start with a guided morning market tour, sampling fresh local products and learning culinary tidbits from your expert chef. Then, dive into a lively cooking class where you’ll prepare and enjoy three traditional Czech dishes. From shopping to tasting and cooking, this trip’s unique highlight is its fully interactive approach—making it a deliciously memorable way to discover Czech traditions.
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Synagogues, Passages & Flódni - Winter tours
Budapest’s former Jewish quarter pulses with new life, blending ancient traditions with modern vibrancy. The Synagogues, Passages & Flódni tour leads you through enchanting alleyways, hidden synagogues, and the area’s famed ruin-pubs and designer shops. Explore Europe’s largest functioning synagogue and discover the tucked-away Art Nouveau and Rumbach synagogues, each with their own story.
Wander past the remnants of the former ghetto wall, reflecting on the resilience and richness of Budapest’s Jewish heritage. The tour ends on a delicious note with Flódni, a decadent Hungarian-Jewish pastry layered with apple, walnut, poppyseed, and prune.
Perfect for those who crave history with a side of culinary delight, this tour’s USP is its heartfelt celebration of a community’s enduring spirit and flavors.
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Taste Budapest Walking Tour - Winter tours
Let your taste buds lead the way on the Taste Budapest Walking Tour—a culinary exploration of Hungary’s vibrant flavors and local food traditions. Ideal for food lovers, you’ll stroll through bustling markets, sampling everything from classic Hungarian soups and artisan ice cream to gourmet chocolates and family-run café treats.
Discover the secrets of paprika, hearty goulash, and the diverse world of Hungarian fruit and vegetable soups. Enjoy local wines, craft beers, and even the fiery pálinka spirit, all while learning about Budapest’s quiet culinary revolution from passionate guides.
Perfect before or after lunch, this walking tour’s USP is its hands-on, sensory approach—offering a delicious introduction to Budapest through authentic tastes and stories that linger long after the last bite.
Walking tours
Fashion, Design & Creativity - Winter tours
Step into Budapest’s creative soul with the Fashion, Design & Creativity tour—an inspiring journey for fashionistas, artists, and the inquisitive. Explore intimate downtown workshops, where modern designers blend traditional motifs with contemporary flair across textiles, apparel, shoes, hats, and unique accessories.
Highlights include a visit to the renowned “Hungarian Nose” perfumer’s showroom, a treasure trove of niche scents, and a hands-on session at a textile workshop bursting with color and innovation. Try on hats that defy imagination and discover materials and techniques that spark your creative spirit.
The USP of this trip is its insider access to Budapest’s thriving design scene, making it a must for travelers eager to experience the city’s artistic pulse firsthand.
Walking tours
Kings on Cobblestones - Winter tours
For travelers who want to go beyond the usual sights, "Kings on Cobblestones" is an invitation to discover Budapest’s Castle District from a fresh perspective. Walk the storied streets once ruled by kings, explore hidden corners excluded from guidebooks, and learn about the area’s pivotal role in Hungary’s history—from royal courts and observatories to siege-scarred houses and secret cave systems.
As you admire sweeping views over Pest and trace bullet holes from WWII, you’ll feel the unique blend of time-capsule tranquility and urban vibrancy that defines Buda. The tour’s unique selling point is its access to lesser-known sites and captivating stories, perfect for curious explorers.
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