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29 Euro train tickets from Budapest to Munich

March 10, 2009 By James Clark 2 Comments

29 Euro train tickets from Budapest to Munich

MÁV, the train operators of Hungary, have special ticket prices from Budapest to locations around Europe. I got a ticket from Budapest to Munich for €29.

The tickets aren’t apparent to find on their website. I only knew about the ticket offer from billboards in Budapest, and there is no indication of the special price tickets online. I had to get a local buy the ticket on my behalf before I arrived.

Tickets available from Budapest include:

€29: Venice, Munich
€39: Baden-Baden, Berlin, Hannover, Hamburg, Zurich, Strasbourg
€42: Frankfurt, Mainz, Bonn

Budapest to Munich by train
[Budapest to Munich by train.]

The train from Budapest to Munich is operated by ÖBB of Austria, of which the train passes though for most of the way.

Power outlet on the train
[Power outlet on the train – good work day!]

The MÁV website is not the most English user-friendly, so the best way to find similar deals to this is to use Voyages-SNCF. This is the French railway website, and it offers cheap train ticket bookings across Europe.

If you are planning to travel to multiple destinations across Europe then you might be better off to get a Eurail Pass. Read this Eurail travel guide to decide if a pass is right for you.

Filed Under: Travel Tips Tagged With: budapest, cheap tickets, germany, hungary, munich, train

Comments

  1. adventurix says

    April 10, 2014 at 12:19 pm

    That’s dirt-cheap!
    I took a trip in 2012 between Vienna and Ljubljana and it took roughly 40 EUR out of my pockets.

    Reply
  2. nino says

    September 10, 2014 at 10:53 am

    from which website can I find “€39: Baden-Baden, Berlin, Hannover, Hamburg, Zurich, Strasbourg” ?

    Reply

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