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We are a young team that left Spain in 2009 and we are in London to create this beautiful project. At the request of our "walkers" we grew up in Paris, Dublin, Berlin, Malaga, Cordoba and Budapest, teaching these cities to thousands of Spanish speakers. We are professional guides and we are madly in love with every corner of the cities we teach.
In this guided tour with a guide in Spanish, we will take an exciting trip to the Soviet past of the Hungarian capital, from the birth of the communist movement in 1918 until its fall.
We will learn how the regime was installed in the political system, education, culture, religion and even in the daily life of the Hungarians. We will learn who Carlos IV or Istán Tisza were and what they have to do with the so-called Chrysanthemum Revolution , a turning point in the history of Hungary. We will also know why this time is known as "red terror" or what is the Ugrofinesa theory , while we walk through emblematic places such as the National Museum, the Inner City Theater , the old radio building or the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus .
We will finish the free tour visiting Corvin köz , the most symbolic place of the 1956 revolution . During the Second World War, this city was one of the most powerful places of communism in Europe.
Enjoy history in its purest form with our Communist Budapest Free Tour.
Useful information for the traveler:
- Group bookings of more than 6 adults have to pay € 8 per adult.
- The maximum allowed is 3 children for each adult.
- If your group is more than 6 adults and you have made several separate reservations under different names, but all for the same group, you will have to pay € 8 per adult. If not, we will not be able to accept you on the tour and the guide may ask you to leave it. - You have to be 15 minutes before at the meeting point. The guide will not be able to wait out of respect for the group.
Danubius Fountain, in front of the Budapest Ferris Wheel in Erzsebet Square with flag or umbrella and "teal" color badge with the logo of: Walking Through Europe.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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