Top Things to do in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen County
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What to do and see in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen County, Northern Hungary: The Best Historical & Heritage Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen County, Hungary including See the most colorful folklife in Hungay, Matyo Culture Day Trip from Budapest, Treasures of Romania and Hungary small group tour, From Budapest: In the footsteps of Hasidic communities, Visit Matyoland, see the famous folkculture of Mezokovesd on a private tour!, Full-Day Tokaj UNESCO World Heritage Site Private Wine Tour.
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1. See the most colorful folklife in Hungay, Matyo Culture Day Trip from Budapest
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover Mezokovesd and Matyo Culture with private guide on this day trip from Budapest. The culture of the Matyo people is on the nomination list for UNESCO World Heritage status. The Matyo people are mainly known for their world famous embroidery among other things. We visit Matyo Museum, Hadas district - home to authentic matyo homes from the old times, craftmen's, like furniture painter and gingerbread makers house, home of the most famous embroidering woman of matyos, and an authentical home of today, where you can dress in and make photos of yourself in beautiful original matyo folkcostumes.
Inclusions: Guide, Hotel pick up and drop off, Transport by private vehicle, entry into Matyo Museum Mezökövesd
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By blondie9465
We had an incredible tour with Idilko and a private driver in a Mercedes van (he was not introduced by he was very competent!). My husband and I did the tour with my 80 year old parents and both staff were kind and patient and showed us the highlights of the city while keeping in mind to avoid long walks or lots of stairs. Idilko is incredibly knowledgable about the long and interesting history of her city. We really enjoyed getting to know beautiful Budapest; we’ll be back!
2. Treasures of Romania and Hungary small group tour
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“Treasures of Romania and Hungary Tour” takes you in just 10 days in two of the most beautiful countries in Eastern Europe: Romania and Hungary. It starts in the vivid city of Bucharest, Romania’s capital city, then it crosses the Carpathian Mountains into the exotic Transylvania where you’ll discover forgotten villages, well-preserved medieval towns and old legends. On the way, you’ll experience the rural life of Maramures, while in Hungary you’ll discover famous wine areas, admire the Baroque town of Eger and the magnificent city of Budapest.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Airport pick-up in Bucharest and drop-off in Budapest, Transport by modern car, Accommodation for 9 nights in 4-star hotels and B&Bs, Breakfast, Licensed English-speaking tour guide/driver, Traditional dinner on Day 6
Exclusions: Flight ticket, Hotel extras (telephone, mini bar, etc), Drinks (other than water), Other meals except breakfast and Dinner on Day 6, Photographing or filming fees at the visited sites, Tips, Travel insurance, Personal expenses
Reviewed By KalmarMalla
Daniel gave us a full pot tour! Many impressions, important knowledge and a perfect balance of information and silence. Malin and Pierre from Sweden
3. From Budapest: In the footsteps of Hasidic communities
This unique, full-day tour follows in the footsteps of thriving Jewish communities living in the Hungarian country(side) during the olden days. The exploration will take you into the history, culture and relics of these once prosperous Jewish Orthodox and Hassid territories from Gyöngyös to Sátoraljaújhely in the stunning Hungarian countryside.
Inclusions: Winery tour (Guided tour in the Disznókő winery is possible by paying a symbolic amount - buying a bottle of kosher wine), Driver, Professional guide, Transport by private vehicle, Kosher food (if the option booked), Lunch
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By Hellotrip2020
Great Tour! Visited a 3 very different and unique venues, met with great people fellow travelers and guides. Highly recommend it!
4. Visit Matyoland, see the famous folkculture of Mezokovesd on a private tour!
Discover Mezokovesd and Matyo Culture with private guide on this day trip from Budapest. The culture of the Matyo people is on the nomination list for UNESCO World Heritage status. The Matyo people are mainly known for their world famous embroidery among other things. We visit Matyo Museum, Hadas district - home to authentic matyo homes from the old times, craftmen's, like furniture painter and gingerbread makers house, home of the most famous embroidering woman of matyos, and an authentical home of today, where you can dress in and make photos of yourself in beautiful original matyo folkcostumes.
Inclusions: Guide, Hotel pick up and drop off, Transport by private vehicle, entry into Matyo Museum Mezökövesd
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By blondie9465
We had an incredible tour with Idilko and a private driver in a Mercedes van (he was not introduced by he was very competent!). My husband and I did the tour with my 80 year old parents and both staff were kind and patient and showed us the highlights of the city while keeping in mind to avoid long walks or lots of stairs. Idilko is incredibly knowledgable about the long and interesting history of her city. We really enjoyed getting to know beautiful Budapest; we’ll be back!
5. Full-Day Tokaj UNESCO World Heritage Site Private Wine Tour
The UNESCO World Heritage site is a must see for both advanced wine consumers and the wannabes. If you are curious why the Tokaji Aszú fan club included Louis XIV, Queen Victoria, Goethe, Haydn, Beethoven, come and discover it for yourself. With our help you can meet the artists behind the Tokaj masterpieces.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Snacks, Lunch, Alcoholic Beverages
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By 29niklas2020
We really wanted to get out of Budapest and into the country to chill out, but didn't really know how to get out there. So we booked the Etyek Tour. I'm not a big into wine culture, but my wife thought we should try it out. We both had a great time! We didn't have to travel far and felt like we reached a whole new dimension of great wine, good company and powerful stories. If it's your first time in Hungary or you're back for another visit- go for this wine tour, I highly recommend it!
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