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By River Danube cruise

by hopang

River cruises on River Danube is one of the major tourist attractions in the city of Budapest. Millions of foreign tourists take river cruises along River Danube in Budapest every year. One of the most famous tour operators in the city is Rendezvenyhajo whose boats are very often used for hire. You may hire their boats for private parties such as wedding or birthday reception. The boat can also be used for corporate meeting and conference purposes. Each boat can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. Food and entertainment can also be arranged by the tour operators. You may e-mail to the following address for more information:- info@budapestfun.hu

By trams

by hopang

Other than the local buses in the city of Budapest, trams are the most convenient means of transportation. They are also the fastest other than subway. Trams in the city of Budapest were inaugurated in the early 20th century and there are at least 30 lines in and around Budapest. Subway (Metro lines 1 to 3 or red, yellow and blue lines) only has three lines and many parts of the city cannot be travelled by subway. Buses are very often affected by the notorious traffic jams. Trams are running on their own tracks and are not affected by traffic jams at all. You can travel by any means of public transportation in the city of Budapest if you are a holder of Budapest Card.

Castle Hill funicular, Budapest

by hopang

Buda Hill funicular (Budvari Siklo in Hungarian) is located at Clark Adám tér at Buda end of the Chain Bridge. This is an old pendulum-type funicular which was inaugurated in the late 19th century. Nevertheless it is a great tourist attraction. It is certainly the fastest and easiest way to get to the Castle beside providing excellent photo opportunity. It costs 850 HUF per adult one way which is quite expensive for a short ride.

Hop on hop off bus

by hopang

Hop on hop off bus sightseeing tour is a very popular way of visiting tourist attractions in the city. You can hop on and hop off at any time you wish. There are several tour packages. The most popular is ticket valid for 24 hours with approximately 15 stops including St. Stephen's Basilica, Heroes Square, City Park, Dohány Street Synagogue, Main Railway Station, Astoria, Gellért Hill, Castle Hill, Clark Adam Square and the Chain Bridge, and Hungarian Parliament Building. Bus leaves every half an hour between April and October and every one hour between November and March. A full circle takes approximately 2 hours. Tour packages cost 4,500 HUF for adults and 4,000 HUF for students. Audio guide is provided in the bus in many languages including English, Hungarian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Japanese and Chinese. You may e-mail to the following address for more information...

By walking

by hopang

If you the holder of a Budapest Card, you will receive two free excellent guided walking tours in English, one at Buda side and the other at Pest side worth a total of 5,980 HUF. These guided walking tours covers lots of major tourist attractions in the city such as the State Opera House, Synagogue, the Grand Market Hall, Chain Bridge, St. Stephen's Basilica and the Parliament Building at Pest side and Buda Castle, Mathias Church, Presidential palace, statue of St. Stephen and the Fisherman's Bastion at Buda side. Don't miss the free guided walking tours if you intend to purchase Budapest Card.

Horse-drawn carriages

by hopang

Horse-drawn carriages are common sights on the streets in the Castle District at Castle Hill especially at Mathias Church, Hotel Hilton, Fisherman's Bastion and the Buda Castle. They are certainly very popular means of transportation for local and foreign tourists. Our photograph on the right was taken just outside the tourist information office at Castle Hill near the Mathias Church. Passengers have the comfort of exploring the various tourist attractions from a different perspective. You may just simply relax at the comfort of the carriage and take the slow moving horse-drawn carriages to explore the colourful streets and wonderful architectural buildings of the Castle District. Horse-drawn carriages are especially popular for family travel with small children and elderly and for those who are lazy to walk!

How to travel cheap and cost effective in Hungary

by budapest8

How to travel cheap and cost effective in Hungary:International routes:a) Regular discounts60% off TCV price for any return tickets Hungary-Croatia and Hungary- Serbia (30% off for one way tickets Hungary-Serbia, except Subotica-Szeged route, where 60% discount is valid for one way tickets as well)60% off Hungarian part and 55% off Slovak part for any return journey between Hungary-Slovakia60% off Hungarian part and 50% off Slovenian part for any return journey between Hungary-Slovenia50% off Hungarian part and Romanian part for any return journey in Hungary-Romania connection (35% off for one way tickets)50% off Hungarian part, Croatian part and 40% off Bosnian part for any return journey between Hungary and Bosnia and Herzegovina via Croatia.50% off East-West tariff fare for any return connections Hungary-Ukraine50% off Hungarian part, 50% off Ukrainian part and 30% off Russian part...

How to travel cheap and cost effective in Hungary

by budapest8

How to travel cheap and cost effective in Hungary:Domestic routes:The value of the Hungarian Forint has been dropping like a stone since the new governmentcame to power in May 2010, so for folks using Pounds Sterling, USD or € you will be getting more bang for your Buck..:) Domestic routes in Hungary served by three major categories of trains – regular, InterCity and EuroCity(EuroNight)Regular trains (marked in green (fast trains) and black (passenger trains) on MAV website) – no seat reservation required, but be prepared that car wagons will be rather old and dusty.InterCity (marked in blue on MAV website) – seat reservation required (you pay additionally app. 2 euro), car wagons (aircraft cabin type seats) are much cleaner and air conditioned.(On some routes, like Budapest-Szeged, nominally IC trains carry regular type tariff wagons, it means that you can actually ride the same train...

Public Transportation - Trains

by danbp

Trains are the cheapest means of public transportation when traveling around Hungary. The major train operator in Hungary is MAV-Start Passenger Railways, other operators are BKV, GySEV Gyor-Sopron-Ebenfurth Railways, forestries, local authorities and private operators.Railway lines connect all major cities with Budapest and other cities: Budapest-EsztergomBudapest-Gyor(-Vienna)Budapest-Szob(-Sturovo-Bratislava)Budapest-Hatvan-Miskolc(-Kosice)Budapest-Szolnok-Debrecen-Nyiregyhaza-Zahony(-Kiev)Budapest-Cegled-Kecskemet-SzegedBudapest-Kelebia(-Beograd)Budapest-Sarbogard-Pecs(-Sarajevo)Budapest-Szekesfehervar-Lake Balaton-Nagykanizsa(-Zagreb/Ljubljana)There are minor rail lines with 5-15 passenger trains/day.Railjet (rj)- ÖBB Austrian Federal Railways' priority trains with AC, restaurant car, on-board phone, business class etc. with compulsory supplement from Budapest to München via Gyor...

Buda's siklo

by DueSer

The siklo, or funicular, in Buda is a short but fun ride up and down Castle Hill. Originally built in the 1870s, this sadly was destroyed during WWII but rebuilt so we can enjoy it today. It's a great way to skip all the stairs up to the palace and enjoy a fantastic view of Pest on the way down.It costs very little and you can get a one-way or round-trip ticket.At the bottom of the hill, the funicular is at Clark Adam ter. It takes you up to just outside the Royal Palace.

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