If travelling from Terminal 1, then take train to Budapest Nyugati station, which takes between 20- 25 minutes.
Then hop onto the metro line 3 to Deak Ferencter. Change there to go onto line 2 for a few stops to get to Keleti Train Station.
If the arrival of Terminal 2, you have to go by bus to the subway station. The metro station is called: KŐBÁNYA KISPEST. The bus number 200E. The bus route:
Liszt Ferenc Airport 2 vá. - Ferihegy 2 bekötőút - 4. sz. út - Üllői út - Ferihegyi repülőtérre vezető út - Liszt Ferenc Airport 1 - Ferihegyi repülőtérre vezető út - Gyömrői út - Ferihegyi repülőtérre vezető út - Kispesti lehajtó - Lehel utca - szervizút - Kőbánya-Kispest M vá.
Then hop onto the metro line 3 to Deak Ferencter. Change onto line 2 to go there for a Few stops to get to the Eastern Train Station.
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Should you get a taxi. :) It is about 25 €. If you look at my profile, then there is help. Or public transport. The metro at the East (this is the metro line 2, the red one) go to the Deák Ferenc square, change the line there and take the blue metro (the metro line 3, the blue one) and go in direction Kőbánya Kispest. Go to the metro terminus. After leaving the metro station go to the bus. The bus number: 200E.
Which train station? Eastern, southern, western or airport train station? (Keleti) (Déli) (Nyugati)
Commonly trains arrive at the Budapest-Keleti pu. coming from Vienna. That is the Eastern Railway Station.
by plane (Liszt Ferenc Airport) by train (East train station), by ship (Budapest International Pier) by taxi (If you look at my profile .)... :)
the space is very close to the East Railway Station. Check out the train station answers.
Which train station?International trains arrive and depart East Station.A taxi transfer price is usually 25 to 30 €.You should pre-book a taxi. If you look at my profile, then there is help.Regards,
Metro and bus. Metro number: 3 The bus number: 200 E
Should you get a taxi. :) It is about 25 €. If you look at my profile, then there is help. Or public transport. The metro at the East (this is the metro line 2, the red one) go to the Deák Ferenc square, change the line there and take the blue metro (the metro line 3, the blue one) and go in direction Kőbánya Kispest. Go to the metro terminus. After leaving the metro station go to the bus. The bus number: 200E.
Yes, but it's not really easy to use for outsiders not familiar with it.
There are many train stations in Lisbon.The airport itself does not have one train station, but there is one close to it (Oriente Station). From the Airport to the station there is a direct metro\subway connection.
Nyugati station is in the centre of Budapest (from where you can join Metro 3) and is about 10 kilometers from the airport. There is a new simple and efficient train service operating between the station and terminal 1, and it only costs 300HUF.22 kilometerPublic transport: 1 hour and 20 minutestaxi: 35 minutes
Some small businesses accept dollars, but it is better to convert your dollars to Hungarian Forints (in an airport, train station, or bank, for instance).
no. directly just you can use by bus.