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Public transportation
Public transportation
Hungarian public transport is quite cheap and safe, usually clean, and well-organized. However you should take care of your bag in the inner city, especially in crowded places like markets, trams, subways and ruin bars.
There is a Hungarian saying: "The devil never sleeps."
Tickets are available from the ticket machine and the ticket offices too. Mostly you can pay by card and cash too at the automat.
In my opinion, if you want to see around the city only a couple of day, it's worth buying a 72 hour travel card. With this travel card, you can use all public transport in Budapest for 72 hours as often as you like.
In my opinion, if you want to see around the city only a couple of day, it's worth buying a 72 hour travel card. With this travel card, you can use all public transport in Budapest for 72 hours as often as you like.
there is possibility to buy ticket by online or a regular paper ticket as well
you can validate the single ticket and the online ticket before you use the vehicle
you can also validate your online ticket using NFC or QR code before you travel
you don't need to validate the day tickets and season tickets and the paper tickets
If you go across the city you can find the most popular vehicles, of course it depends on your location.
If you go across the city you can find the most popular vehicles, of course it depends on your location.
- the metro line M1 | M2 | M3 | M4
- busses 16 | 105 | 5 | 8E | 100E
- trams 4-6 | 49 |19 |47
Public bike-sharing
Public bike-sharing
The Hungarian services for shared bikes is called MOL BUBI It's the green bikes, yeah.
It is possible to rent a bike for 30 minutes for 1,000 HUF per month currently in October 2023 and pay after you ride. I think it is also worth it to try if you want to discover the city in an alternative and free way.
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