Hungary · STREET ART
3 reviewed
Budapest fills up from Thursday and the good street art walks go first. Here are the 3 that hold up, with current prices and what separates one from the next.
Budapest street art walking tour from Telep-Art Galéria. Small group, English guide explains underground culture and messages, plus a post-tour summary.
“ET was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about street art. He was polite, professional and answered all questions asked about street art. I would highly recommend ET as a tour guide.”
Walk Budapest’s Jewish Quarter street art with a yellow-umbrella guide, then end at Szimpla Kert ruin bar, low booking fee plus tip.
“Alexandria was fantastic! I really liked that she showed us corporate commissioned street art as well as graffiti. She also helped us understand more about Budapest and the Hungarian people and what they’ve been through. I definitely recommend this tour!”
A 2-hour District VII street art walk in Budapest with ET, small group size, and meaningful murals, ending at Szimpla Kert.
“Thank you so much for the detailed art tour. I learned a lot about Budapest, Hungary, art, culture. Thanks for the conversation and answering my questions. It was a perfect first day in Budapest!”
