If you want to visit Buda Castle or Fisherman’s Bastion, you can take the super adorable funicular from the bottom of the hill to the top. It’s a great way to save your legs and get a piece of history. The funicular was built in...

Beginning mid-March and lasting until September (or when winter sets in), you can take a ride on one of 4 ferry boat routes along the Danube. This is a fantastic way to relax and watch the city go by. During weekdays, the...

In terms of public transit coverage and ease of use, Budapest takes the cake. It was delightfully simple to get around the city and navigate buses, trams, and metros. In the summer, there are also ferries shuttling tourists and...

Using Budapest’s public transit system is a breeze. If you’re planning on visiting any of the popular tourist destinations, or even if you’re going off-the-beaten-path, you can get just about anywhere with public transportation...

There are four metro lines in Budapest. They are all well-marked and just as easy to use as the trams and buses. Just like the previous methods, they will be packed during rush hours. The metro runs from 4:30 AM to 11:00 PM...

If you’re arriving at the airport during the day, you have a few options to get to Budapest’s city center by public transit. 200E Daytime Bus If you’re buying a Travelcard at the airport, you can use the 200E bus to get into...