Hungary · COMMUNIST HISTORY TOURS
The statues were dragged to a field on the edge of town and the bunkers are still under the hill. These 15 cover the memorial park, the secret-police building and the 1956 sites, with prices and which include the transport out.
Explore Budapest’s Communist past with a small-group guide, then choose the playful Retro Center or sobering House of Terror Museum.
“Our guide, Alexandra, was knowledgeable and engaging and we thoroughly enjoyed the tour. Would absolutely recommend.”
Explore Budapest’s Communist past with a historian guide, personal family stories, a red subway ride, and a drink in a 1961 retro café.
“Judith is an exceptionally kind and knowledgeable guide. A must-do!”
Explore Hungary’s communist past on a small-group Budapest walk with a historian, metro rides, personal stories, and coffee at Bambi Café.
“Fabulous tour providing an in-depth look at communism and its unique aspects in Hungary. Virag was able to provide a wealth of information including some very personal anecdotes.”
Explore Budapest’s communist past, the 1956 Revolution, Soviet occupation, and everyday life through landmarks, stories, and a retro museum.
“A bit long in the 'Communist era apartment'. The tour leader was knowledgeable and had excellent English. Unfortunately our tour leader was competing with the noise of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft for the Red Bull show and it was often difficult to hear her over the noise.”
Explore Budapest’s Communist past through personal stories, 1956 landmarks, travel, housing, religion, and daily life on this 90-minute walking tour.
“The tour guide gave us not only the life under communism, but also a lot of history of Budapest. Through her own experiences we gained a lot of perspective of life under communism and for our teen kids, it brought to life a side of history that they have only studied about in school.”
Review of a private Prague Nazi and Communist history walk, with Wenceslas Square, Gestapo sites, Stalin monument stories, and practical booking advice.
“First of all, the directions to get to the starting point were not specific enough and we almost gave up trying to find it . When we got there,it was as if no one was expecting us. Our guide actually expressed surprise that we were able to find tRead more”
Explore Budapest’s communist past with a historian, from Parliament and Freedom Square to Puskás Stadium and the House of Terror.
“We had a brilliant day with Andras- he was a Superb guide- full of insights & knowledge. We had good discussions & conversation over a range of key moment in Hungarian history. He answered our questions with a wonderful depth of knowledge and detail. A really great tour - Thankyou”
Explore Budapest’s Memento Park with a small-group guide, Stalin’s boots, Communist monuments, secret police stories, and private transport.
“The tour guide Victor was most knowledgeable. It was excellent.”
Walk Budapest’s communist past from Blaha Lujza tér to Parliament, with St. Stephen’s Basilica, Liberty Square, and a small group guide.
“Very interesting and informative tour. One of the many highlights of our Budapest trip. Our guide went into lots of detail and gave us a real insight into the background and culture of Budapest.”
Explore Budapest’s communist past on a private walking tour with Liberty Square, 1956 sites, Bambi café, and optional Memento Park or House of Terror.
“Miklós was very considerate of my interests and provided a condensed yet comprehensive history. His attention to detail and background facts was refreshing. Ever so polite and hospitable he made me feel like I was traveling with an old friend. He managed our time well and included a rest stop with beverages and facilities. We traveled by public transportation and he provided helpful information for the time on my own after our tour. Highly recommend.”
Review of Budapest’s Communist tour, with Soviet memorials, 1956 sites, Parliament views, and a retro bar soda for $90.31.
“This tour was the highlight of my trip! The historical context helped me to appreciate the city more.”
Review of Budapest’s private communist history tour, with Soviet memorials, Liberty Square, House of Terror context, and practical value advice.
“I think the tour was very informational, interesting and worth it. I just came off being robbed by a can driver so initially I wasn't in the best mood , but the guides took it with stride. All in all very good tour.”
Walk through Budapest’s communist past, from the 1956 Revolution to Parliament and the last Soviet memorial, with an expert English-speaking guide.
“The experience was great. But I don't think it was worth the $60 for the tour.”
Explore Budapest’s communist past on a private, guide-led walking tour with hotel pickup, personal stories, and a flexible four-hour route.
“Our 4-hour Private Communist walking Tour and guide were excellent. Our guides English was perfect, and he was very qualified to speak to the citys communist history, both as to events and as to the personal experience of the citizens of Budapest. Besides that, he was a delightful and thoughtful person. Our guide really made us feel like we had experienced some of the things he had experienced. Our guides personal experiences made us feel like we were getting the straight scoop and not just what we wanted to hear. Logistically, the owner, Suzy, was great to work with. I highly recommend the CurioCityBudapest Private Communist Tour. Claire Stammerjohan”
Explore everyday life in communist Budapest with a private guide, Bambi Eszpresszó, personal stories, and a flexible three-hour tour.
“It was a great tour. We saw many interesting sites and loved learning the history.”
Pick a bath, a boat or a courtyard bar.
