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Budapest City Card and Tourist buses: who used it?
I found information for tourists, the need for which should be discussed. There is such a card on this card, you can freely ride public transport, go on two walking tours in Buda and Pest, go to the Zoo and Botanical Garden, to the Historical Museum, the Hungarian National Gallery, the Museum of Ethnography and the Museum of Fine Arts, the ship-museum Kossuth. There are also various discounts from 10 to 60 percent to other places, for example, a 20% discount in the Szechenyi Baths.
There are also cards for 72 hours, the cost is 7900 forints. This card, like the card for 24 hours, does not include the right to travel on tourist buses. Costs: 3900 forints for one day and 9 900 for two days (the card for two includes the right to travel on tourist buses... Who used and where to buy?
There are also cards for 72 hours, the cost is 7900 forints. This card, like the card for 24 hours, does not include the right to travel on tourist buses. Costs: 3900 forints for one day and 9 900 for two days (the card for two includes the right to travel on tourist buses... Who used and where to buy?
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And more about tourist buses: they run very often (hours 30 minutes). And the ticket is valid not for 1 day, as usual, but for 2 whole days! In addition to tickets, they give out a booklet with a city map and discount coupons. There are coupons for dozens of shops and taverns where you can get a solid discount of up to 50% of the price of a product or service. And at the 8th stop, you generally get a free mug of beer or a glass of wine in the bar! At the 10th stop, on the highest observation deck of Buda, there is a chic panoramic restaurant. In the discount book there is a coupon for completely free goulash. And there is a ticket for a free boat ride on the river (which costs 2500 forints). Such a ticket costs like 5000.00 forints. Who used?
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answered 10 years ago
Matveyka, I have not been to Budapest, but from the experience of other European cities, I recommend that you definitely buy a ticket for hop on hop off tourist buses on your first visit. This is a very convenient way to do a sightseeing tour of the city. Tickets are sold on any bus upon landing. See the website for more details on routes. http://www.citytour.hu/en/index.html
As for the card - everything is individual. You need to see if these museums, discounts and excursions are of interest to you, maybe you don’t need it at all. The fact that transport is free is a plus, but if you take both buses and a card, it is better that they do not overlap in time, because when traveling by bus, you will practically not use the card, you will not receive any benefit. More about the card here (list of museums, discounts, etc.) - http://budapest-card.com/en/.
As for the card - everything is individual. You need to see if these museums, discounts and excursions are of interest to you, maybe you don’t need it at all. The fact that transport is free is a plus, but if you take both buses and a card, it is better that they do not overlap in time, because when traveling by bus, you will practically not use the card, you will not receive any benefit. More about the card here (list of museums, discounts, etc.) - http://budapest-card.com/en/.
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