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Transportation & Reach
The public transportation system of Budapest consists of roads, railways & waterways, while Budapest Ferihegy International Airport serves an international gateway for the city.

Along with well-structured highways and streets, buses, trolley buses, trams, suburban railway lines, metro & boats serves transport of the city. The three main railway terminals are another means that provide access to the city.
Budapest Airports:
Ferihegy Budapest International Airport (BUD): Situated 16km (10m) from the city center, the airport serves both domestic and international flights.

Budapest Railway Transportation:
The Hungarian State Railways (MAV) covers both national and international routes. MAV directs three large international railway stations in Budapest:

• Keleti Palyaudvar (eastern station), VIII Baross Ter
• Nyugati Palyaudvar (western station), VI Nyugati Ter
• Deli Palyaudvar (southern station), I Krisztina Korut Direct rail links connect Hungary to dozen of European cities, with over 50 international scheduled trains arriving at Budapest.
• Keleti is the principal terminus for international rail services from Western Europe.
• Nyugati is the main terminus for trains heading east to Romania & Slovakia, for destinations such as Bucharest & Bratislava.
• There are also rail links to southern Hungary, Croatia & Slovenia, to destinations such as Zagreb & Ljubljana. There is also a luxury rail safaris between London, Budapest & Venice.

Local Transportation of Budapest:
With efficient, effective & cheap public transport facilities, run by Budapesti Kozlekedesi Vallalat (BKV), getting around the city is no hassle at all.

• Metro: There are three metro lines namely, M1 yellow, M2 red & M3 blue that intersect at Deak ter.
• Bus: It is a popular mean of getting to Budapest with three main stations. All international buses & some domestic ones to/from Hungary's south & west arrive at & depart from Nepliget bus station.
• Boat: In the summers a scheduled hydrofoil service operates up the Danube to Vienna.
• Train: Runs from Huvosvolgy district to Szechenyi Hill.
• Taxis: They are available fairly easily. Beside metros, suburban rails, buses, trams & boats, there are a couple of less usual vehicles also in Budapest:
• Trolleybus (trolibusz): on several lines in Pest.
• Funicular (siklo): the Castle Hill Funicular between the Chain Bridge & Buda Castle.
• Cyclecar (bringohinto) for rent in Margaret Island.
• Chairlift (libego).
• Rack Railway (fogaskereku vasut): the Budapest Cog-wheel Railway.
• Children's Railway (gyermekvasut). The latter three vehicles run among Buda hills.

Hotels & Accommodation
While booking from the wide array of hotels & accommodations in Budapest, ensure that your location is central and conveniently serviced by local transport.

From deluxe & first-class hotels to more reasonable lodging, the city has it all that too well scattered around the city.

Hotels of Budapest	Average Rates
5-Star	$430-500
4-Star	$215-430
2-Star	$100-175
Budget Hotels	$ 75-100