BY TRAIN

Budapest is the central railway hub for the whole of Eastern Europe! You can easily reach it by train from most European countries and capitals. Once you get to Budapest, take the metro with the option of changing to a train that will take you near the Hungaroring.

Getting to the Hungaroring via metro or train is a convenient option, with travel times varying between 60-90 minutes depending on your location within the city. To ensure a smooth journey, follow these step-by-step instructions:

Metro Route: Take the metro to the eastern end of the red metro line (M2) called Örs vezér tere. If your accommodation is near a station on the other metro lines (M1 or M3), you'll need to make a transfer at the main central interchange station, Deák Ferenc tér. From Deák Ferenc tér, board an eastbound M2 train, and it's just a quick 6-stop ride (approximately 15 minutes) to Örs vezér there.

Arrival at Örs vezér tere: Once you reach Örs vezér tere, exit the metro station and head across to the opposite corner of the intersection using the provided underpass. You'll come across a small suburban train stop in this area. Look out for the nearby ticket office and a large shopping centre, which is an ideal spot to stock up on essentials like water and snacks for the day ahead. As this is the end of the line, trains departing from here only travel in one direction towards Gödöllő.

Kerepes HÉV Station: When aboard the train, ride until you reach the Kerepes HÉV station. At this point, you can take advantage of a convenient free shuttle bus service that will transport you directly to Gate 3 at the Hungaroring. Additional information about the shuttle service can be found below. It's worth noting that on Sunday, after the race, the trains may experience high levels of overcrowding during peak times. Please exercise patience and plan your return journey accordingly.