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Mulled Wine: Hungary’s winter warm up

From Ancient Greece to Modern Christmas Traditions Mulled wine, a warm and aromatic concoction of red wine infused with spices, berries, citrus, and dried fruits, has become a staple of Christmas celebrations across the globe. But have you ever wondered about the rich history behind this comforting drink? Let’s take a journey through time to […]

Wine Tasting Tour in Budapest: Discover Hungary’s Heritage

Walking tour with wine tasting

Explore Budapest’s rich history and culture on a captivating walking tour that concludes with an exclusive wine tasting tour. This Budapest wine tasting experience guides you through the city’s most iconic sights and hidden treasures, finishing with a Hungarian wine tasting tour where you’ll sample some of the country’s finest wines. It’s the perfect way […]

Dracula and King Matthias

Most historians maintain that Vlad Tepes was born between 1428 and 1431 in Segesvár (today Sigisoara, Romania) The name „Dracula” comes from his father’s name Vlad Dracul who, as his son later was a member of the Order  of the Dragon founded by  Holy Roman Emperor and King of Hungary Sigismund. The Romanian word dracul […]

Ruszwurm Cukrászda

Ruszwurm confectioner’s is a magic from the past in the present in the Buda Castle in the neighbourhood of Matthias Church in Budapest.The spectecular confectioner’s was founded by Ferenc Schwabl in 1827. Of all Budapest’s historic pastry shops , Ruszwurm wins in the category of quality.It is not an exaggeration to call this Biedermeier-style ( […]

Budapest Walking Tour – Discover Charm and Hidden Gems

Walking tour - Discover Budapest's charm and hidden gems

Exploring Budapest on Foot Exploring a city on foot is one of the best ways to fully immerse yourself in its culture, history, and atmosphere. Budapest, Hungary’s captivating capital, effortlessly blends its rich historical heritage with a vibrant contemporary culture. Budapest walking tours offer a unique and intimate way to experience this splendid city. Whether […]

Budapest’s new museum in Városliget

“The Collector’s House” stands as Budapest’s newest private museum, nestled within the historic Kőrössy Mansion on Városliget Wooden Row ( Városligeti fasor). Since its opening six months ago, it has swiftly become a fashionable destination among visitors, with exclusive guided tours consistently fully booked. According to Turizmus.com, all guided tour slots are currently reserved until […]

New York Café of Budapest:A Timeless Oasis of Literature and Grandeur

Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, is renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. Among its many treasures, the New York Café stands out as a symbol of the city’s grand cafe culture, a tradition that has been thriving for over a century.First opened in 1895, the New York Café has been […]

Discover Budapest on Monster Rollers

Discover Budapest on Monster Rollers

E-magine Rides Budapest offers several guided tour options that cover everything you need to see in the city. You can explore downtown of Pest and Buda mainly the Castle District backdropped by the  Buda Hills, the green leafy area of Margaret Island.You can enjoy the the best views and panoramas along the riverbank,  all of […]

Budapest Photographer: Hire for a Memorable Photoshoot

Hire a Photographer in Budapest

Hire photographer Budapest to capture unforgettable memories and experience a memorable photoshoot in Budapest like no other. With a skilled Budapest photographer, you’ll explore iconic locations such as Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion, and the charming streets of the Jewish Quarter. This way, every moment of your journey is beautifully preserved. Whether it’s for a solo […]

Happy birthday Budapest!

Night Walk

Today’s Budapest was established 150 years ago today  our hungarian capital now ,since then it is a true gem of European architecture and culture. The turn of the 19th and 20th century brought in my view the greatest develpment and and golden age of Budapest. After the the war of independence (1848-49), which was followed […]