Explore the Ottoman influences in Budapest on this unique walking tour that reveals the city’s unexpected Turkish heritage. Stroll through picturesque areas such as the Tabán district and visit iconic sites like the Rudas Baths and the Gothic Matthias Church, which once served as a mosque. Along the way, indulge in strong Turkish coffee and sweets that reflect the city’s rich history. This leisurely walk is perfect for history buffs and food lovers alike, offering insights into legends and local stories that have shaped Budapest's character.
- Discover the Ottoman legacy in Budapest with a guide
- Visit historic sites including Rudas Baths and Matthias Church
- Savor traditional Turkish coffee and desserts along the way
We will meet you in front of the Rudas Bistro
We’ll start at the 16th-century Turkish bath still in use today, a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture. (Exterior only)
We’ll walk through this picturesque neighborhood once home to Serb refugees from Ottoman rule.
We’ll see this 17th-century tower, built by an Ottoman pasha, one of the few remaining fortifications. (Exterior only)
We’ll admire the historic funicular, designed by a Hungarian aristocrat and engineer.
We’ll look at the Gothic church that once served as a mosque during Ottoman rule.
We’ll stop by the monument to Buda’s last Ottoman governor and recall the city’s fall in 1686.
We’ll see another centuries-old Turkish bath, known as the Royal Bath. (Exterior only)
We’ll finish at the northernmost Muslim shrine in the world, surrounded by roses. (Free access to the garden; tomb interior free or small donation.)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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