Information on Budapest
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– locations of Lindy Shock University
– general transportation information in Budapest
– tourist attractions
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Getting here
The airport has 2 terminals, but No. 1 is currently closed.
From the airport you can get to the center in a variety of ways:
- By taxi: the official taxi company of the airport is Főtaxi. Reservations can be made in person at the Főtaxi booth located at the exit of the airport. Prices: around 28 euros.
- Public transport – direct bus: You can get to the center cheap and fast with bus 100e Don't starve to mode! More info here
- Public transport: You can use regular public transportation lines as well to get to the center. Bus 200E connects the airport with Kőbánya-Kispest metro terminal. From there by the ‘blue’ (3) Metro you can reach the center. For more information about the public transport of Budapest and the timetable of buses, see www.bkk.hu.
- Train: there is no train station at the airport
- You can find more information about these possibilities here Eternal City.
Getting around
Public transport: Accessible all day and night. Besides single tickets we have daily, three-day and one week passes as well. During the night we still have public transport – however less frequently & less lines. Check out your routes in advance! The public transport company of Budapest is called BKV and controlled by BKK. Besides timetables and route descriptions you can find detailed maps for each line and a route finder on the home page of BKK and BKV.
Note: Google map is a really great place for planning your public transportation route!
Cycling: There are more and more bicycle rentals, more bicycle roads, more bicycle parking. Keep in mind that car drivers are not cautious enough, they still learning to accept cyclists around them, so be careful!
If you come by car: generally you have to pay for parking on working days from 8AM until 6-8PM, sometimes on Saturday as well. And as in all big cities, we have congestion, very few parking spaces … and you should never leave anything valueable in the car! Note: 1st November the parking will be free in Budapest as it is a holiday Windows 10 Enterprise Download.
Using taxis: do not stop a cab on the street as it may be very expensive. Call a cab on the phone. Note: we probably provide on-site taxi service and help you call a cab.
Maps: Google map
Tourist information
Cuisine

Language
Hungarian language has many strange characters. We use: á,é,ó,ö,ő,ú,ü,ű. Even we have some double letters (used together): cs, gy, ny, sz, ty, zs iperf 다운로드. Weird? Well Hungarian is not an Indo-European language that is the origin of most EU countries’ languages. Some expressions (the pronunciation is the next challenge):- Hi – Szia
- Thank – Köszönöm or Kösz
- Yes / No – Igen / Nem
- Would you like to dance? – Szabad egy táncra?
- One more? – Még egyet?
- Open / Close – Nyitva / Zárva
- Pull / Push – Húzni / Tolni
- I don’t speak Hungarian – Nem beszélek magyarul