Budapest Hammer and Sickle Tour Historical Walk – Sightseeing in Ungarn TICKETS Budapest Hammer and Sickle Tour Historical Walk – Sightseeing in Ungarn Discover Budapest Tour Center Budapest Hammer and Sickle Tour Historical Walk – Sightseeing in Ungarn

Hammer & Sickle Tour - Communist Times, 56 Revolution, WWI & II with Jewish Budapest – 2,5 hours

Last 100 years of Hungarian history: WWI, Red Hungary, WWII, Budapest’s Jewish Ghetto walk through, 1956 Revolution, life under the iron fist of communist, the fall of the iron curtain and the free elections and return to democracy.

Highlights and Themes
-Bits of communist History of Hungary
-World War I with Red Hungary – 120 days of communism
-World War II – Nazi take over, Deportation of Hungarian Jews to concentration camps
-Jewish Budapest Ghetto walk through
-Start of communism to how we lived during communism
-Visit to private exhibition room
-1956 Revolution insight
-Free Exhibition on how life was under the iron curtain with real life artifacts and relics
-Fall of the Iron Curtain, free elections and promotion to democracy

The Hammer and Sickle tour, the way it was comrade! Written and raved about in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal and other major newspapers around the world takes you on a journey back to the times about how life was like during our 50 years of communism in Hungary with the events before, during and after all building Hungary as we see it today!

Red History WWI – the short lived worker’s party revolution that led to the first 120 days of communist rule before being crushed.

WWII, Jewish Budapest & 1956 Revolution – Starting with a back drop we’ll walk you through the history of the start of the war and then the events that led to WWII, the treatment of the Hungarian Jews and the installation of a communist government. After delving through the history we walking through significant areas in the Jewish district and inner Pest areas that reflect the historical points and sites.

Communism Real Life facts and Items – After various sightseeing stops in the city we will visit a private exhibition of how life was like during the socialist times. Here you see a real room filled with items from everyday use with emphasis on a collection of socialist and communist elements such as passports, party member books, medals, awards and much more.

We summarize how did it (communism) all start here, how big brother told us what to do and what not to do. Teach you about how life was like behind the iron curtain. How children were brought up, what families lived like, how we could travel, where we could travel, how long it took to get a passport and many other interesting experiences from black markets to banana lines.

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