After having a great experience on the cemetery tour, I booked the Jewish Food Tour with a different friend. Judit took us on an abbreviated tour of part of the Jewish district, including several places I hadn't seen before when I took a walking tour from the Dohány Synagogue, and of course with a focus on food. As before, Judit is friendly, super knowledgeable about all things Budapest, and fun, and we learned a lot and had some delicious food (especially Raj Rachel's flódni).

Before going to Budapest in late March 2016, I signed our family (parents and 4 children, ages 16-24) up for a city bike tour. Judit, owner of budapest 101, showed up as our tour guide and did such a fantastic job touring us around on bike to all of the city highlights, sharing terrific knowledge of politics, history, current life in Hungary, architecture, the monuments and statues, that she really brought the city to life for us. So after the tour I talked about the possibility of. Lining up another afternoon with her. She offered us several options, and we chose the cemetery tour. Again, she was fun and informstive as she walked us through the cometary learning about politicians, authors, musicians, war heroes, Olympic athletes that rest there, in addition to pointing out some beautiful headstones, some with magnificent sculptures, mosaics or just sweet depictions of ordinary life. Judith was terrific and we enjoyed all of our time with her.