We start the tour at the Houses of Parliament with a short explanation of the Hungarian history.
Then it follows a walk through the City centre with the old buildings from the 1890s: Art Nouveau palaces, the Postal Savings Bank, the Hungarian National Bank and the St. Stephen's Basilica.
A stroll through the city centre also reveals a lot about the everyday life of Budapest's residents: their daily routines, financial matters, politics and society.
After this, the walk continues in the famous Jewish district, where several synagogues (Rumbach, Dohány, Kazinczy) and jewish monuments can be found. But not only: modern street art and ruin pubs are here too (you'll get many tips for good restaurants and bars, of course).
The end of the walking tour is at the Kazinczy Street, near to the Karavan Street Food court and the famous Szimpla ruin pub.
