Train to Budapest
Travel to Budapest by train, comfortably and with just one change from the Netherlands.
Train to Budapest
The Hungarian capital is a great choice for a less obvious European city break. Budapest has the charm of Paris, with a slightly rawer edge. Stunning buildings such as the impressive St Stephen's Basilica and the Hungarian Parliament Building, the Danube dividing the city in two and, of course, the famous spa culture: plenty of reasons to travel to Budapest. Immerse yourself in this atmospheric city and enjoy the best views from the historic Buda Castle.
Budapest is surprisingly easy to reach by train from the Netherlands, with just one change. In the evening, board the night train from the Netherlands to Vienna. You sleep your way across Germany, then wake up slowly and enjoy breakfast on board before arriving in Vienna. There you have time to stretch your legs. From Vienna, a direct train takes you to Budapest. That's how you reach Hungary from the Netherlands with just one change.
Your train journey to Budapest at a glance
Night train from several Dutch and Belgian cities
Night train to Vienna, then a day train to Budapest
Journey time to Budapest: approximately 20 hours
Train tickets to Budapest from €122.50 per person
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Night train to Budapest
Book your night train to Budapest from €122.50 per person
From €122.50,- From €122.50 per person in a private compartment
- Couchette, sleeper or private mini cabin
- Breakfast included
- Free luggage
- Arrive in Budapest in the afternoon
- Very comfortable train
Prices are indicative, based on two people travelling together, and depend on availability and travel class
Travel to Budapest by train, the perfect start to your city break
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