As you walk through Buda, the heart of Budapest, each landmark will offer an opportunity to learn about history and gastronomy. The Liberty Bridge, a symbol of Hungarian resilience, introduces tales of reconstruction and renewal from the late 19th century to the post-World War II era. On Vaci Street, Budapest's bustling artery, you will explore the most romantic side of the city. Here, foodie landmarks like the Central Café and Parisi Udvar Hotel, jewels of art nouveau architecture, offer a glimpse into the luxurious Austro-Hungarian epoch with their ornate interiors and historical allure. With a knowledgeable guide to lead the way, you're in for an experience that reveals the intricate secrets and skills behind Hungary's culinary delights.