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Travelling to BudapestBy planeHungary's international airport is easy to reach from any point on the globe. Budapest Ferihegy airport has two terminals about 28 kilometres from the city - Hungarian Airlines MALÉV flights use Ferihegy Terminal 2A, with all major airlines flying into and departing from Terminal 2B.Information: http://www.bud.hu By trainBudapest has three large international railway stations: Eastern (Keleti), Western (Nyugati) and Southern (Déli). The following international rail passes are valid in Hungary: INTER RAIL, BIJ, EURO DOMINO, RES, CITY-STAR. Passengers from non-European countries may use EURAILPASS, EURAIL FLEXI PASS and EURAIL TICKET.Information: http://www.elvira.hu By carIn terms of documents, you only need a valid driving licence, registration document and a country sticker to enter Hungary. International traffic rules generally apply in Hungary. Drink-driving is strictly prohibited.By coachVolánbusz Rt., being a member of Eurolines, operates scheduled services to 15 countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, the Ukraine, Yugoslavia.Information: http://www.volan.hu By boatThere is a scheduled hydrofoil service on the Danube, calling at Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest between early April and early November. Voyage time: from Vienna to Budapest 5 hours, from Budapest to Vienna 6 hours. After the voyage, which takes you through scenic areas, you arrive in the heart of the town.Website: http://www.vienna-hydrofoil.hotels-in-budapest-hungary.com/ |
