Budapest Public transport
Budapest has also all-night service with night buses and night bus timetables are posted at bus stops. Tickets for tram and bus journeys can be bought at metro stations and some tram stations.
The oldest part of the metro is the yellow line 1, built in the 1890s. Visit our metro map HÉV (suburban railway) - to the south, local suburban trains (HÉV) run between Csepel Island and Dandár u, but the route used by tourists runs between Batthyhány tér and beautifull Szentendre town. Ticket options, prices from January 1st 2007 are: Single Ticket Book of 10 tickets Book of 20 tickets Day Pass Tourist Pass (3 day) Weekly Pass Monthly Travel card (photo I.D. required) Please always validate your ticket!
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Budapest has an efficient public transport network made up of more then 180 bus, 14 trolley, 29 tram and 3 metro lines. There is very good network of trams, busses and trolleybuses, which operate between 4:30 and 23:00. Budapest has modern metro system with three lines and more 2 metro lines will be soon also.
Metro system is clean and efficient, some metro station are new renovated. The metros run at 2-15 minutes intervals from 4:30 to 23:10. The three metro lines intersect at Deák tér, the town centre. Always buy the tickets for the metro, becouse controlers are everywhere. Metro stations are located with 'M' symbol.