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Austria

By Train
MÁV-Start Hungarian State Railways offers good deals with its sister companies. Budapest can be reached easily by train from most neighbouring countries, however from further destinations like Germany or Italy you can also get to the Hungarian capital in comfort with direct services. For timetables and information on latest offers call MÁVDIREKT +36 1 371 94 49 e-mail: informacio@mav.hu or for the timetables visit: elvira.hu

By Coach
VOLÁNBUSZ operates international coaches. Transfers are available from Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Danmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Sweden and Switzerland.
Information on international services: +36 1 382-0888 /international services: press button No. 3, operator: press button No. 0 (Monday - Sunday, 06 - 21 h.)

By Car
Thanks to the extended motorway network in Hungary, Budapest can be reached within two hours drive from most of the its border crossings. As a member of Schengen you may expect quick drive through at the Slovenian, Austrian and Slovakian borders, while at other borders the passport check is in operation. For information on driving in Hungary and the motorway tolls and traffic news please visit: motorway.hu

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe's largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

easyJet launched a new route from Paris Orly on Nov 17th : a daily return to Budapest from 35€ single taxes included. Book on www.easyJet.com.

SWISS is the national airline of Switzerland.From Basel-Mulhouse, SWISS serves 14 destinations in direct. For shorter flights SWISS counts on Airbus A340 and A330, on the Airbus A320 family (A319, A320, A321) and Avro RJ100. As part of the Lufthansa Group and a member of the global Star Alliance.
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Germany

Italy

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Ireland

Israel

Latvia

Lithuania

Norway

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Poland

Slovakia

Spain

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Sweden

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Romania

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Russia

United Kingdom

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.

Jet2.com is the largest low cost airline in the North of England and flies to 45 destinations from 6 UK bases. Jet2.com flies from Manchester to the fantastic city of Budapest from just £25.99 (one way including taxes).

Other country

By Air
The Hungarian national airline flies direct scheduled air services to Budapest from some 50 cities in 35 countries, including not only most major European cities but also a range of unique and developing locations in Central and Eastern Europe. The Malév oneworld package gives to its passengers a partner route network with almost 700 airports in nearly 150 countries.
Click here to book your flight.

Wizz Air is Central & Eastern Europe’s largest low fare – low cost airline, operating an ultra low cost business model based on the lowest unit cost in the CEE. This is the key success factor of the airline. Wizz Air offers flights from Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine to a large number of European destinations. The company was founded in September 2003 and the first flight took off in May 2004 from Katowice. Shortly after the launch Wizz Air established its second base in the Hungarian capital, in Budapest on 14 June 2004. Today the company operates from 9 bases – 10th will be opened in Timisoara (Romania) in February 2009 - in 5 CEE countries on over 120 routes. The single type, young and modern Wizz Air fleet will consist of 20 Airbus A320 type aircraft equipped with 180 leather seats.

Currently Wizz Air offers an extensive network of 15 routes from its Budapest base to Stockholm, Gothenborg, Malmo, Eindhoven, London, Brussels, Paris, Milan, Oslo, Rome, Tirgu Mures, Madrid, Naples, Venice and Barcelona. One way all inclusive fares are starting from as low as 4 990 HUF. Tickets can be booked on wizzair.com or via the airline’s call centre (please, check the phone number of the relevant country on the website). Wizz Air is a value-oriented airline and focuses on delivering an ever improving customer experience to its passengers on board of its new, efficient, reliable and comfortable aircraft. The airline carried 5,5 million passengers in the past 12 months.