🇭🇺 Budapeste

Standard

Hungria

Informações Rápidas

País	🇭🇺 Hungria
Tipo	Standard
Coordenadas	47,510705, 19,057464
Fuso Horário	Europe/Budapest
Conexões	0
Código UIC	5510033

Sobre Budapeste

Budapest-Nyugati (Western Station) is a célebre iron-and-glass terminal designed by the Eiffel Company of Paris and concluído em 1877, tornando-o uma das mais arquitetonicamente notável railway buildings in Europe. It primarily gerencia nacional services to norte do Hungary and em direção a the Slovak border, complementing the internacional traffic concentrated at Keleti. The station's striking glazed facade on the Grand Boulevard is a beloved feature of the Budapest cityscape.

Perguntas Frequentes

Nyugati station is located on the Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút) directly above Metro Line 3 (M3, the blue line), giving instant acesso to Deák Ferenc tér and Kálvin tér. Multiple linhas de bonde circulam ao longo da boulevard directly in front of the station.

The station was designed and construído em 1877 by the Eiffel Company of Paris, the same firm behind the Eiffel Tower, using a spectacular iron-and-glass train shed that reprincipals largely intact today. É one of the finest examples of 19th-century railway architecture in Central Europe.

Nyugati atende regiãoal and nacional trens intercity to norte do Hungary, Miskolc, and Debrecen, bem como some internacional services toward Bratislava and Prague. Local subúrbioan (HÉV) and trens de pendular also use platforms at or near the station.

A guarda-volumes office is available inside Nyugati during station opening hours. The grand saguão principal also houses cafés and lojas, tornando-o a confortável place to wait entre trains.

The station sits at the junção of the Grand Boulevard and Váci út, close to the Westend City Center lojaping and the fashion and dining streets of the Sixth and Seventh bairros. The Great Synagogue on Dohány utca is about a ten-minute walk away.