Communications

Getting around in the City

Within 100 meters from the entrance door there is an underground station (in Hungarian called Földalatti). In fact it is the olderst metro in the European continent. It was built 1896 and is kept as it was; cast iron pillars, tiles on the walls and wooden accessories.

Trains are frequent and you never wait for more than 3-4 minutes. It is surprising how easy you can get around in Budapest with metro, trams and busses.

Flying to Budapest

Malev is the Hungarian company
Wizz Air is far cheaper and very good
Norwegian Air is now establishing as the new budget company