Travel

Travelling by air to Budapest

There is one international airport in Budapest, called Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, which is the main international airport of Hungary. It is located ten miles south-east of the city centre.

How to get to the City Center from the airport?

Public Transportation

Tickets for public transportation (such as bus 200E) priced 350 HUF are available at the airport from BKK at its customer service points, from the post office, the newsagents (Relay) and from ticket machines at the bus stop. It is also possible to purchase a ticket from the bus driver for 450 HUF. The post office is located on the mezzanine level of Terminal 2A, where 24 and 72-hour, weekly and monthly travel passes for Budapest public transport are also available. Newsagents only sell single tickets, 10-piece ticket booklets and short section tickets.

Bus

Timetable

Bus 100E takes passengers to „Deák tér” metro station from the Airport and back.

A special ticket must be purchased for bus 100E for HUF 900 – other tickets or season tickets are not valid for this service. You can buy this ticket in the ticket vending machine at the Airport, or at the bus driver on the bus (please keep in mind, the bus driver only takes HUF in cash, no debit card, or other currency, but you can use your debit card while paying at one of the vending machines).

Bus

For Public Transportation we offer to use the BKK-FUTÁR application:

Download the application for planning your journey in Budapest using BKK’s public transport services.

All operating buses, trams and trolleybuses are displayed on the map.
On nearby departures screen the app collects departing routes from stops in the area, which will start in the near future.
By clicking on a stop on the map, real-time upcoming departure times and the full timetable for that stop is shown.
You can mark a place or a stop as favourite to be able to access it more quickly.

(Search is also available for barrier-free access for customers with reduced mobility.)

How to get directly to the Conference venue from the airport by city transport?

Take bus , which takes you to the terminus of Metro line (Blue line) called Kőbánya-Kispest. (cca. 20 minutes)
Change to metro line until station called Corvin negyed (cca. 20 minutes)
Change to tram in the direction of Buda. Tram runs towards Újbuda központ, while tram runs towards Móricz Zsigmond körtér (cca. 8minutes)
Get off at station called Petőfi hid Budai hídfő and walk to the venue (cca. 8 minutes)

Route on Google Maps

Taxi

The official taxi service provider of Budapest Airport is Főtaxi. To order a taxi from this company, call +36-1-222-2222. You can also order online, or download their app:

All other officially accredited Budapest taxi companies provide transfer to and from the airport, if requested. To avoid unpleasant surprises, keep your eyes out for officially accredited cars (the yellow ones with the official fares and ID number displayed on the exterior).

Travelling by car to Budapest

All motorways and most of the main roads radiate from the capital city of Budapest. Windscreen stickers are available either at the border or at larger petrol stations. Please display the stickers before joining the motorways. You find information here. Road signs conform to continental standards. The wearing of seatbelts is compulsory both in the front and back seats, no mobile phones are allowed whilst vehicles are in motion. The alcohol limit is zero.

24-hour roadside assistance is available from Magyar Autóklub. Tel.: +36-1-345-1800, and emergency roadside help can also be called for by dialing 188.

You can check the real-time traffic information and contsruction works on the motorways at Útinform.

Plan your trip: www.magyarorszag-terkep.hu

Travelling by train to Budapest

Hungarian State Railways (Magyar Államvasutak or MÁV) is the national railway company in Hungary. More than fifty trains a day provide direct links between Budapest and 25 other capital cities in Europe.

Budapest has three main railway stations:

Eastern Railway Station or Keleti pályaudvar
Western Railway Station or Nyugati pályaudvar
Southern Railway Station or Déli pályaudvar

Each railway station is linked to the Budapest underground system (Metro). The Southern and Eastern Railway Stations are situated at stops along metro line M2 (Red Line) and the Western Railway Station is situated on metro line M3 (Blue Line).

More Information about international train services is available on the official website of the Hungarian Railway Systems MÁV.

How to get to the Conference venue from the Eastern Railway Station (in Hungarian: Keleti pályaudvar)

Get on metro
Get off at station Rákóczi tér (cca. 4 minutes)
Change to tram in the direction of Buda. Tram runs towards Újbuda központ, while tram runs towards Móricz Zsigmond körtér (cca. 8minutes)
Get off at station called Petőfi hid Budai hídfő and walk to the venue (cca. 8 minutes)

Route on Google Maps

How to get to the Conference venue from Western Railway Station (in Hungarian: Nyugati pályaudvar)

Get on either tram in the direction of Buda. Tram runs towards Újbuda központ, while tram runs towards Móricz Zsigmond körtér (cca. 20 minutes).
Get off at station called Petőfi hid Budai hídfő and walk to the venue (cca. 8 minutes).

Route on Google Maps

How to get to the Conference venue from Southern Railway Station (in Hungarian: Déli pályaudvar)?

Get on tram in the direction of Móricz Zsigmond körtér (cca. 18 minutes) at Móricz Zsigmond körtér change to tram (cca. 5 minutes)
Get off at station called Petőfi hid Budai hídfő and walk to the venue (cca. 8 minutes).

Route on Google Maps

Let us offer you some unusual ways of transportation in Budapest
• MOL Bubi offers an environmentally friendly, quick and convenient alternative in urban transport.
• Rent a scooter
• Go green
• Boat on the Danube

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The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary
20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed

1^st Conference on
Wild and Domesticated
Mammal Hair

If you have a hair…

The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary
20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed

Travel

Travelling by air to Budapest

How to get to the City Center from the airport?

Public Transportation

Bus

Bus

How to get directly to the Conference venue from the airport by city transport?

Airport Shuttle

Taxi

Car

Travelling by car to Budapest

Travelling by train to Budapest

Budapest has three main railway stations:

How to get to the Conference venue from the Eastern Railway Station (in Hungarian: Keleti pályaudvar)

How to get to the Conference venue from Western Railway Station (in Hungarian: Nyugati pályaudvar)

How to get to the Conference venue from Southern Railway Station (in Hungarian: Déli pályaudvar)?

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1st Conference on Wild and Domesticated Mammal Hair

If you have a hair…

The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed

1st Conference on Wild and Domesticated Mammal Hair

If you have a hair…

The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed

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Travelling by air to Budapest

How to get to the City Center from the airport?

Public Transportation

How to get directly to the Conference venue from the airport by city transport?

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1^st Conference on
Wild and Domesticated
Mammal Hair

The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary
20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed

1^st Conference on
Wild and Domesticated
Mammal Hair

The conference was announced in Budapest, Hungary
20-23 May 2019, but had to be postponed