Budapest Card

  • Travel in the city for FREE
  • Use one of the 30+ free services, and see attractions for free
  • Enjoy a 50% discount off the prices of over 100 attractions, programmes or culinary events
  • Visit the top landmarks
  • Enjoy the atmosphere of the historical thermal baths
  • Taste traditional Hungarian dishes

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BUDAPEST CARD Plus

What makes it a Plus? In addition to the 30+ services included in the BUDAPEST CARD product range for free, you also get an airport transfer, a cruise on the Danube, free admission to Matthias Church, a ride on the Buda Castle Funicular Railway and a chimney cake from Molnár’s, all free of charge.

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Budapest has one of the richest public transportation systems of all European capitals. The Budapest Card holder can travel without restrictions and for free within the city limits on more than 200 bus, 32 tram, 15 trolley and 4 metro lines, on the HÉV Suburban Railway and with boats. You can also take a free trip to the hills of Buda with the cogwheel railway. Free public transport
Whether ambling on foot, puttering along on a Tuk-tuk, gawking from a sightseeing bus, zipping about on a two-wheeled Segway or cruising on a ship, Budapest, as a true world-class city, offers tourists from every corner of the world a wide range of sightseeing options. And even those who choose ordinary public transport will have nothing to complain about: according to National Geographic’s list, Budapest’s number 2 tram line surpasses its famous counterparts in Lisbon, Berlin and Amsterdam and deserves the title of “best public transport route” in Europe. The area of what is now Budapest was part of the Roman Empire’s province of Pannonia in the 1st century. In the nearly two thousand years that have elapsed since then, the Hungarian capital has become the guardian of hundreds of sights and many more secrets. It is virtually impossible for visitors to take in everything that the city has to offer in sights, experiences and sensations. The Danube, which divides the historical downtown into two, bestows a unique atmosphere on the EU’s ninth biggest city. A stroll across the Chain Bridge, taking in a museum in the Buda Castle or the view from Gellért Hill of Pest lit up at night - these are moments that steal one’s heart forever. The unique atmosphere of Budapest’s inner districts is assured by its Romantic and Secessionist buildings, interspersed with boulevards and the easily accessible layout of the city, all against a backdrop of the Buda Hills, which offer a variety of hiking and walking trails. The metropolis of two million is the third most popular tourist destination in Central and Eastern Europe, with nearly 3.2 million visitors in 2015. Budapest is not only a city of bridges and spas, but also has unique modes of transport, such as the funicular and the cogwheel train, besides being the capital for nearby hiking trails. Stay with us for some useful tips about these unusual hikes. FREE Buda & Pest walking tours
Take advantage of the free Budapest Card services: free access to public transport, one free entrance to the Lukács thermal baths, free Budapest Castle Bus ride, free entrance to 17 museums. 19 MUSEUMS FREE OF CHARGE
Take advantage of the free Budapest Card services: free access to public transport, one free entrance to the Lukács thermal baths, free Budapest Castle Bus ride, free entrance to 17 museums. Free services
FREE entry to 30+ top Budapest attractions & tours

How to use Budapest Card?
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Select your card type according to the length of stay and buy online! 1
Redeem your Budapest Card against your voucher at any Budapestinfo Point location at the airport or in the city centre. 2
Fill out the “Valid from” month, day, time and sign the card before starting to use it! 3
Start using your Budapest Card from your first moment in Budapest, present your Budapest Card when requested on trams, buses and metros and enjoy a free ride to the city centre from the airport. 4
Present your Budapest Card when requested on trams, buses and metros and enjoy free transportation across the city, show your card for free entry to museums and attractions or join the free guided walking tours. 5

top attractions

CHAIN BRIDGE 1
HEROES’ SQUARE 2
ST. STEPHEN BASILICA - PANORAMA LOOKOUT 3
ANDRÁSSY AVENUE 4
Church of Our Lady (Matthias Church) at Buda Castle 5
MARGARET ISLAND 6
Gellért Hill and the Citadel 7
Parliament 8
SZÉCHENYI THERMAL BATH AND SWIMMING POOL 9
Buda Castle Funicular 10
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National Days in the Central Market Hall - 2018 National Days in the Central Market Hall - 2018 Budapest 1093 Vámház krt. 1-3. 2019-11-13 08:00 During some weekdays there are national days in the Central Market Hall in Budapest, when one of the countries in the world shows their products, culture, cuisine, and tourism. These cultural days in the Cental Market Hall are free to attend.
Christmas Fair at Deák tér Christmas Fair at Deák tér 1051 Budapest, Deák Ferenc tér 2019-11-13 10:00
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BUDAPEST CHRISTMAS FAIR ON VÖRÖSMARTY SQUARE 2019 BUDAPEST CHRISTMAS FAIR ON VÖRÖSMARTY SQUARE 2019 1051 Budapest, Vörösmarty tér 2019-11-13 10:00 The Budapest Advent and Christmas Fair on Vörösmarty Square – ranked as one of the top 10 most beautiful markets in Europe – from Friday 10 November until 31 December 2017.

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