"A city is not always what guide books advertise". (Péter Esterházy)

This is the truth about Budapest as well. It is a place of arts, enjoyment, culture and life with it's picturesque squares, aristocratic mansions and villas, abandoned passages, beautiful jewish remains and trendy places of entertainment. The experts accompanying the visitors are young and enthusiastic, who want to reveal other, more secret sides of this vibrating city, an alway fascinating European metropolis. Here you can decide what facet of the city you want to discover.

Once upon a time there was a Jewish Budapest, where more than two hundred thousand people lived in a geographically well-defined area. In as later, tragic period a ghetto was established within these walls. Today, there are still traces and memories of the former, richer era, like ritual baths, prayer rooms, synagogues of all sizes, restaurants, kosher bakeries, confectionaries and butchers. During the tour full of stories, the history of central Europe's largest Jewish community comes to life with it's dramas, beauties and everyday modern life in this now reborn quarter.

Budapest is an imprint of secrets, private worlds, lights and a glamorous past.