I’m Olga Tcypkina, your Budapest guide — and yes, I’ve even written a book on the street art of the Jewish Quarter

Discover Budapest from the very first steps — starting from your hotel or the train station and heading toward the city’s main landmarks. In just 3.5 to 4 hours, you’ll learn how the city was founded, what the Romans and Hungarians did here, and take a walk through the Buda Castle, the Old Town, and the Fisherman’s Bastion.

An immersive 7-hour tour for those who want to see the highlights of Budapest without rushing. We’ll stroll through the city’s most beautiful spots, step inside iconic buildings, ride the vintage metro, visit scenic viewpoints (optional), and enjoy a traditional Hungarian lunch.

A walk through the Jewish Quarter through the lens of contemporary art: in 2 hours, we’ll explore murals, paste-ups, street sculptures, and installations that engage locals in a conversation about the past and present. It’s a living dialogue between history and modernity right on the city’s streets.

In just 2–2.5 hours, with a few short rides on public transport, you’ll discover Budapest’s quirky and unusual statues — from official monuments to “pirate” sculptures installed without permission. Perfect for those already familiar with the city who want to see it from a fresh and unexpected perspective.

A day trip to Esztergom — the ancient capital of Hungary on the banks of the Danube, just one hour from Budapest. In 5–6 hours we'll visit the largest basilica in the country, the royal castle, and enjoy panoramic views of the Danube.

A day trip to Szentendre — a charming suburb of Budapest, just 45 minutes away by train or car. Over the course of 5–6 hours, we’ll stroll through its colorful streets and riverside promenade, and discover why this town is often called the most un-Hungarian place in Hungary.

A day trip to Eger — a historic city in northern Hungary, 1.5–2 hours from Budapest. In 5–6 hours we'll visit a medieval castle, a Turkish minaret, the baroque city centre, and the famous Valley of the Beautiful Women wine region.

A day trip to Székesfehérvár — Hungary's ancient coronation capital, just one hour from Budapest. In 5–6 hours we'll visit the ruins of the Royal Basilica, explore the old town with its baroque squares, and discover the history of Hungarian kings.

A self-guided tour of Budapest in text format — a convenient route with step-by-step instructions, a map, and fascinating facts. Just walk through the city with your phone in hand: read where to go, what to see, and why it matters. It’s perfect if you want to explore at your own pace, but with the insight of a real tour guide — all in text.