Train Budapest → Split
Duration 16h09 - From $174
- Departure station : Budapest keleti p (Dohány utcai Zsinagóga VII. Dohány u. 2-8, Pest Budapest)
- Arrival station : Split. (Obala kneza Domagoja 21000 Split)
Whet your appetite for Hungary
Whet your appetite for Hungary Delicious goulash. Fragrant paprika. sweet vizsla dogs and kerchief-clad ladies relaxing beside the Danube, which splits Budapest, into two sections – Buda and Pest. One of the bigger train stations – the Keleti – is on the Pest side. You can arrive from major, central Europe capitals like Vienna in just 3 hours by train. Budapest is larger than you might expect. If you plan on staying on the Buda side, which is decidedly more suburban, you’ll require the use of a tram to get there from the Keleti station. Learn more about Budapest
Half it your way in this Palatial city
Half it your way in this Palatial city Commercialism? Not here. Excessively priced? Nope. Chock filled with culture and history? Indeed. Welcome to Split, Croatia, where you'll pay little to see incredible riches. And it's a bit over five and a half hours away from Zagreb by train. Along the way you will be able to view and photograph the spectacular scenery all around you! Split beholds a 1700-year old tradition, and holds a wealth of archaeological, historical and cultural monuments. Tourism actually goes back to 1894, when the first detailed tourist guide of Split and its surroundings was published. Europeans have visited for a century – and now it's time for the rest of the world to discover this gem of the Adriatic. Learn more about Split
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