Budapest, the only capital in the world, which is a resort city, attracts many tourists who want to admire the beautiful city, spreading on both sides of the Danube, and to improve in more than 120 unique thermal sources located on the territory of the Hungarian capital.
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The main flow of tourists, of course, goes through the main aircraft of the city - the Ferenz Leaf International Airport, in the recent past known as Feriched Airport, located in the south-east 15 kilometers from the city center. In the capital of Hungary, you can directly get from Moscow, St. Petersburg, as well as Minsk and Kiev. Flights are performed by Aeroflot, Wizz Air, Aerosvit and Belavia. From the Russian regions, such as Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Perm, Samara, Ufa, Nizhny Novgorod, Rostov on Don, Krasnodar, Flights of Czech Airlines, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines with docking in Prague, Frankfurt on Main and Vienna.
From the airport to the city center is the easiest to reach the bus. Route No. 200e, traveling from Terminal 2 runs every 10 minutes from 4 am to 11 pm to Köbánya-Kispest Metro Station. At night, the night flight number 900 goes along the same route. Tickets are a little more euro, if you purchase in special automata at the stop or in newsstands and about one and a half euros when buying from the driver. You can get to the city in minibas, which is designed for 8-10 people. Order Minirabas can be in any of the terminals at the airportshuttle-minibusz racks, the cost per person to the city center - 10 euros, for two - 15 euros, in a way, the more people, the more cheaper.
Alternatively, the truth is not very convenient, it is from the airport to Budapest with the help of the railway. From Ferihegy station, located in Terminal 1, there is a train to the West Station of the city. Departure every half hour, time on the way for about 25 minutes, the cost of the ticket approximately equals 3 euros. From Terminals 2A and 2V to the station can be reached on the same bus 200e.
You can also use taxi services. You can order the car from the stands that are at the entrance to the terminals. Approximate cost of a trip to Budapest - 20-25 euros depending on the area.
Railway communication
Budapest is connected by rail with more than 20 European capitals, and Moscow is no exception. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from the Kiev Station of the capital departs train No. 15B "Moscow-Belgrade" with trailed cars to Budapest. Time in the way - just under 40 hours. The cost changes depending on the season, so it is better to clarify it at the RZD ticket office.
Bus service
The bus is the most inexpensive way to get to the Hungarian capital from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. The main owners of carriers are Eurolines and Ecolines. All international buses arrive at the Nepliget station, located near the metro station of the same name in Pest.
How to get by car
The distance between Moscow and Budapest - approximately 1900 kilometers. You can get to Hungary either through Ukraine or through Belarus, Poland and Slovakia. You should also not forget that Budapest is only 250 kilometers from Vienna and 230 - from Bratislava, therefore, resting in one of these European capitals, you can always get to Hungary on the M1 motorway.
And if on the Danube?
Again, from Vienna and Bratislav in Budapest, you can get on the main river artery of Europe - the Danube. Similar trips are possible from April to October with the help of Mahart Passnave, ships arrive at Vigado Square. True, the cost of a trip is not cheap: the ticket Vienna-Budapest in the first side costs 109 euros, both - 125 euros. The high cost is compensated by amazing views from the most majestic river of Europe on the beauty of both capitals.
