Budapest Airport- Ferenc Liszt

Formerly known as Ferihegy Airport, Ferenc Liszt Airport comprises a single terminal divided into two sections: 2A and 2B. If you don't find your flight displayed on the screens in one section (2A), don't worry. Flights departing from the other section (2B) may not appear on those screens.

How to Get from the Airport to the Budapest city center

To get from the Budapest airport to the city center, you've got several options:

Transfer service

When you book the transfer service, a dedicated driver will greet you at the airport with a personalized sign, ensuring a seamless journey to your hotel with no unexpected costs. Book your private transport service from the airport to Budapest through this link. Not only is it a cost-effective choice, but it's also the most convenient and hassle-free!

Terravision Bus

Enjoy a budget-friendly and comfortable way to reach your hotel from the airport. The bus makes five stops at various locations throughout the city, with the entire journey to the final stop taking approximately 90 minutes.

Buy tickets for the bus from the Budapest airport to the city center

Bus 200E

This is the cheapest option to get to the center of Budapest. It departs from the airport and takes you to the metro station Köbánya-Kispest, the first stop on line 3 (blue).

The bus takes 25 minutes and costs 350 Ft (US$ 1) (450 Ft (US$ 1.20) if purchased directly on the bus, but you can use a transport pass).

Train

The train is also a fast and cheap option. For 300 Ft (US$ 0.80) and in only 25 minutes it will leave you in the center of Budapest at the Western Railway Station. The train doesn't go directly to the airport–you'll have to take bus 200E to the Ferihegy stop.

The train operates daily from 9 am to 10 pm.

Taxi

Cab fare varies depending on your destination within Budapest, which is divided into four zones. Prices range from 3,800 Ft (US$ 10.50) to 6,500 Ft (US$ 18).

Before getting into a taxi, you'll need to specify your destination at a designated stand outside the airport. If the meter exceeds the predetermined fare, you'll only pay the agreed-upon price.

For trips from Budapest to the airport, fares are determined solely by the taximeter reading, as there are no fixed rates for this route.

Minibus service

The fare per person is 3,200 Ft (US$ 8.90) for a one-way trip or 4,790 Ft (US$ 13.30) for two people. There's a slight discount available when purchasing a round-trip ticket.

While the minibus service offers drop-off and pick-up directly at your hotel, it involves significant delays as the driver makes additional stops to pick up other passengers. This can take a considerable amount of time, and the cost for two people ends up being comparable to that of a taxi. We advise against choosing this option.

To Sum Up...

• If you want a hassle-free and comfortable drive to your hotel: taxi or transfer service.
• If you arrive at Terminal 2: bus 200E or bus 200E/train