What happens if I lose the Budapest card?

After you buy your Budapest card, it's essential to register it here so that if you lose it, you get a free replacement at Budapest Info Kiosk near Deak Ferenc Square.

Are there any discounts for children?

No — the same price applies to both adults and children. They discontinued the junior card.

Is it cheaper to not buy the Budapest card?

It depends — If you're on a tight budget or don't care for many items on the list, you can certainly plan your visit more inexpensively than with the Budapest card. Some ideas on how to do that: Use the 100E bus instead of the airport transfer. Buy individual tickets or a 1-7 day pass on the public transport app BudapestGo. Eat at non-tourist trap places. Skip the guided tours and explore yourself. Walk more.

How can I find more information on coverage list items - e.g., ticket prices or opening hours?

For more information on each activity, visit places of acceptance (official website).

What's the difference between the Budapest Card and the Budapest Travel Card?

The Budapest Card is a sightseeing pass created for tourists and encompasses the Budapest Travel Card. The Budapest Travel Card is a transportation pass that allows you to travel around Budapest without any extra cost. With this card, you can hop on buses, trams, metros, and even suburban trains, all included in the card's price. It's available for different durations, such as 24 hours, 72 hours, or 15 days. The 7-day version was discontinued.

Budapest Card - Is It Worth It?

Do you want to know if the Budapest Card is worth it? Here's how:

Step 1

Select your card's duration. The most popular is the 72-hour (3-day) card.

Step 2

Add whatever you wish to visit using the card.

Step 3

Calculate your savings to see if it's worth it or not.