The most common ways to get to Budapest are: air, rail, road by car or bus and even in fast boat from Vienna and Bratislava.
As a recommendation, if you’re doing a package of Prague and Budapest, before booking a flight you will be cheaper than the train and evitaréis losing seven hours of travel.
Budapest Airport is the busiest airport in Hungary. From Spain operate direct flights from Madrid, Barcelona and Malaga.
From Madrid and Malaga, flights are operated by the leading Hungarian Malev Hungarian Airlines. From Barcelona, you can fly with the low cost Spanish carrier Vueling.
Budapest has three international railway stations and is connected with all nearby capitals. As an example, trains run every 3 hours to Vienna and Bratislava.
You can check schedules and fares and even book online on the website of TGV.
Getting to Budapest by bus
One of the cheapest ways to get to Budapest from the nearby towns is by bus. The international bus station is located in Népliget (Address: ker. Üll?i út 131. See map). You can check schedules and buy tickets on their website:
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