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Public transportation
Budapest’s network of public transport services includes
buses, trolleybuses, trams, underground trains (Metró)
and above-ground suburban trains (HÉV).
Tickets must be bought before boarding and are available
at underground stations, news kiosks, and from vending
machines at many bus and tram stops. A new ticket has
to be validated at the beginning of each journey. Insert
it into the slot in the small orange box situated near the
doors of buses, trolleybuses, trams and HÉV trains, and
before the escalators at Metró stations. Ticket inspectors
can ask to see tickets and passes on any vehicle and
anywhere on the underground system, including after
BUDAPEST
CARD
the official city card
• free public transport
• 4 free museums
• free ZOO visit
• 2 free guided tours
• 10–50% discounts at more
than 100 partners
• card types: 24h, 48h, 72h, Walking 48h, Junior 48h
• available at the airport, tourist information points,
hotels, main underground ticket offices
BUDAPEST FUNZINE
you have got off. Being unable to produce a ticket may
see you being slapped with a fine of up to 12,000 HUF.
Trams are probably the most scenic way to get around
the city and the main tram lines you’ll need to use are 2,
4, 6, 47 and 49. The first runs along the Danube, whereas
lines 4 and 6 represent the busiest lines in Europe and
run around the Grand Boulevard (körút). Lines 47 and 49
depart from Deák Ferenc square and run over Szabadság
Bridge into Buda.
Lost & Found: for articles lost on public transportation,
call +36.1.322.6613
For more information, see www.bkv.hu
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