Budapesting Private Rooms

I think the best is to buy a travel card for 3 or 7 days: 3 days travel card - valid for 72H - 3850 Ft 7 days travel card - valid for 7 days - 4600 Ft Family ticket - valid for 48H for 1-2 adults & 1-7 children under 14 years - 2200Ft Single ticket - if you just do 1 ride - 320 Ft Transfer ticket - if you change once - 490 Ft 1 day travel card - valid for 24H - 1550 Ft 10 tickets coupon - 10 single tickets - 2800 Ft The most important lines/routes to know about Budapest's public transport: The 3 metro lines: M1 (runs under Andrássy Boulevard) M2 (east-west line, from Keleti Station to the centre and goes to Buda) M3 (north-south line, needed for going to the airport) All the 3 lines crosses at Deák Ferenc Tér station Important tram lines: Tram 4/6 - runs frequently along the Grand Circular Road starts in Buda, goes all through the centre of Pest and ends in Buda, in the night it turns into a night bus 906 - which does the same route Tram 2 - runs along the Danube on the Pest side Tram 19/41 - runs along the Danube on the Buda side Tram 47/49 - connects south Buda with Deák Ferenc Tér Important buses: Bus 7 runs east-west through Keleti Station towards south Buda Bus 16 takes you from Deák Ferenc Tér or Moszkva Tér up to the Castle District Bus 27 takes you from Móricz Zsigmond körtér up to Gellért's Hill The combination of bus 200E and metro M3 takes you to the city centre from the airport