• Gresham Palace - Admire the facades and interior designs of the glorious Gresham Palace, once an office space and series of luxury apartments, and today Budapest’s most luxurious hotel.

• Postatakarek Bank - Discover the flamboyant Royal Postal Savings Bank, designed by Ödön Lechner, also known as the Gaudi of Hungary, and discuss the interior design elements of the entrance hall.

• Thonet House - Consider the use of tiles in facades that Hungarian Art Nouveau became famous for, as we pause at Thonet House, thanks to innovations by the famous Zsolnay porcelain and ceramics factory in Pécs, a town in the south of Hungary.

• Kazinczy Street Synagogue - We conclude at the fascinating orthodox Kazinczy Street Synagogue, decorated in Art Nouveau style. Except on Saturdays, we enjoy a visit to the synagogue’s interior.

• Guided by a historian

• Public transportation passes
• Food and drinks
• Additional cost if this site is open on the day of your tour: Orthodox Synagogue on Kazinczy street

Accompanied by a historian, explore the most stunning art nouveau sights in Budapest on this small-group, three-hour walking tour. The art nouveau style, notable for its vibrant, ornate, and nature-inspired designs, was prevalent from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Presently, Budapest is home to some of the utmost fine examples of art nouveau architecture and landmarks globally.

• Expect a moderate amount of walking: comfortable shoes are recommended
• Maximum group size of eight people

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.