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Budapest Keleti train station
Getting to Budapest
London to Budapest by train
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€177.05
Paris to Budapest by train
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€81.58
Munich to Budapest by train
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€39.49
Brussels to Budapest by train
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€70.73
Prague to Budapest by train
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€17.79
Berlin to Budapest by train
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€42.09
Cologne to Budapest by train
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€40.36
Amsterdam to Budapest by train
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€69.43
Frankfurt am Main to Budapest by train
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€39.49
Vienna to Budapest by train
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€9.55
Stuttgart to Budapest by train
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€39.49
Mannheim to Budapest by train
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€40.36
Station / Airport guide
The Budapest Keleti Train Station is the largest among the three stations in Budapestand and is located about 2 miles from Budapest’s city center. The building was constructed in eclectic style between 1881 and 1884 and, at that time, was considered one of the most modern railway stations of Europe.
Accessibility:
Lifting devices enable the train and station staff to assist wheelchair users when boarding or alighting trains. Inquire locally for more informaiton.
Tourist Office:
Information Center
Hours: Open daily
Baggage consignment:
Coin-operated lockers
Hours: 24 hour service
Lost and Found
Hours: 24 hour service
+36 (1) 444 44 99
Currency Exchange:
Banks and ATM
There are a few fast-food restaurants in the station as well as a supermarket should you need to stock up on essentials.
Transportation and connections
Transportation from the Budapest Keleti Train Station to the Budapest Ferihegy Airport:
VBB bus X9, frequent all-day service
City Trains: S9, S45
Metro: M2, M4
Bus:
Buses 7, 73, 173, 7E connect the station with Blaha Lujza square, Pest city centre and interesting sights in Buda.
Cities commonly traveled to from this station:
Munich
Zurich
Prague
Vienna
Zegreb
Istanbul