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One of Budapest’s most ambitious cultural projects is back on track as authorities confirm the future Transport Museum will be built at the city’s former Northern Railway Repair site.

“Budapest Tales,” a new underground exhibition showcases ten memorable chapters from Budapest’s rich transport heritage.

BKK prepares for Transport Culture Day with themed walks, film screenings and bike breakfasts.

Just tap your card and start your journey: the installation of new ticket validators required for the expansion of the Pay&GO bank card payment pilot system begins on the Budapest metro network.

Just like at Christmas, you can expect changes in public transportation and parking in Budapest during the last days of the year.

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day are an invitation to take some quiet time for remembrance, to walk and light candles in a cemetery. Here you'll find a few information, along with info about public transport and shop opening hours.

According to Budapest Transport Center (BKK)'s proposal, nearly 70 night buses providing greater coverage than before would ensure better connections and more convenient and faster access to any part of Budapest at night.

Track renovation and traffic changes will take place on tram lines 1, 12, and 14 during the last two weeks of August, BKV Zrt. announced in a statement to MTI on Friday.

Starting August 1, 2025, Budapest’s iconic tram lines 4 and 6 are back in full operation along the entire Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút), after a successful trial run the previous day.

Hungary’s busiest international train hub, Budapest’s Keleti Railway Station, will be completely closed for four weeks starting August 25, announced MÁV Group CEO Zsolt Hegyi on Monday.

You can take several nostalgia trips in July. All you need is a bus or tram ticket and some information, which we can provide.

From 1 July onwards, buses 100E and 200E will run more frequently between Liszt Ferenc International Airport, Deák Ferenc Square, and Kőbánya-Kispest.