O seu motorista irå encontrå-lo no seu endereço em Vienna.
Serviço porta-a-porta
Ajuda com a sua bagagem
Viagem
VocĂȘ viajarĂĄ com conforto por 2 h 40 min.
Passeio turĂstico opcional
Carro limpo e confortĂĄvel
Motorista profissional
Ăgua engarrafada
Assentos infantis
Preparado para pessoas com deficiĂȘncia.
Proibido fumar
Aceita animais de estimação
Destino
O seu motorista irå deixå-lo no seu endereço em Budapest.
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No total
244 km2 h 40 min
Perguntas e Respostas sobre Viagens de Vienna para Budapest
What is the cost of a car service from Vienna to Budapest?
Prices vary depending on a variety of factors such as your choice of vehicle, seasonality, and availability. Book in advance to ensure you get the best price. You can expect to pay between âŹ219 to âŹ343 for a one-way trip without sightseeing stops. Daytrip's prices are per vehicle, not per passenger, so for groups of 7 passengers, the price can be as low as âŹ48 per person.
What is the best way to travel from Vienna to Budapest?
The best way to travel from Vienna to Budapest is by private car service like Daytrip. It offers you the option to turn your trip into an exciting experience that is stress-free, relaxing, and flexible.
How long does the car trip take?
The drive from Vienna to Budapest takes approximately 2.5 hours, but depending on traffic conditions, travel time can vary, especially in the peak season.
Is there a direct public transportation option from Vienna to Budapest?
There are direct public transportation options from Vienna to Budapest. Direct train, bus, and airplane links run regularly, although these options are more time-consuming and less comfortable and flexible than a private car service.
How far is it from Vienna to Budapest?
The distance is approximately 152 miles or 245 kilometers.
Are there any travel tips for making the journey more enjoyable?
We recommend you add some sightseeing stops to your itinerary when booking to enhance your journey and make sure to chat to your driver to gain some local knowledge of the region.
Can I make a day trip from Vienna to Budapest?
Yes, if youâre pressed for time you can do a day trip and manage to see the main monuments in Budapest.
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Todo viajante merece uma visĂŁo real das culturas dos paĂses que estĂĄ visitando. E todo lugar incrĂvel na Terra merece ser visitado e apreciado. Acreditamos que o conhecimento local Ășnico e a conexĂŁo humana real sĂŁo insubstituĂveis quando se trata de compreender verdadeiramente outra cultura.
A car trip from Vienna to Budapest isnât just the best way to travel between two of the most beautiful capital cities in Central Europe. The ride can be just as exciting as the cities themselves when you add fascinating sightseeing stops along the way. When you do, traveling between these cities turns into a magical journey of discovery through Austria and Hungary that will become an unforgettable part of your holiday, not just a car ride. Enhanced by a private driver with local knowledge and the possibility to personalize your journey, you can discover Central Europe at your own pace in comfort.
Rather than driving yourself, with Daytripâs door-to-door service, your private driver will meet you directly at the pick-up location of your choosing in Vienna, ensuring a stress-free beginning to your journey, avoiding any hassle of carrying heavy luggage around and navigating through a busy city.
Viennaâs picturesque architecture fades away to reveal calmer and more natural landscapes. While the route is primarily highway-driven, you will be treated to views of the surrounding sleepy countryside and lush green fields. Relax and enjoy the comforts of your clean and modern vehicle; climate control ensures that whatever the weather you will be comfortable and complimentary water will keep you hydrated.
With Daytrip, you can add interesting sightseeing stops to your itinerary. Whether you want to stop off and discover enchanting historical monuments such as Lichtenstein Castle, explore other cities such as Gyor, Esztergom, or Bratislava, or shop âtil you drop at the Parndorf Outlet, our handpicked recommendations offer something for everyone. If you are interested in alternative stops to those we offer on our website, feel free to use our custom route form to create the journey of your dreams! Your journey will be enhanced by your knowledgeable driver, who will offer you local tips and stories to make the most of your itinerary.
As you enter Budapest, magnificent monuments will reveal themselves at every turn. Your driver will expertly navigate the complex streets of Budapest to your chosen drop-off point, after which a city full of history and culture awaits you.
By traveling by private car service from Vienna to Budapest, you're treating yourself to the most convenient, relaxing, and flexible transportation option. Not only will you get to your destination quicker and with less hassle than taking the bus or train, but you will also have the opportunity to turn your trip into part of your holiday with sightseeing stops that allow you to discover more of Central Europe.
About Budapest
Budapest was founded some 2000 years ago as a Celtic settlement. When the Romans arrived in the 1st century, they established a fort on the site, which quickly grew into the city of Aquincum, the capital of Lower Pannonia. Since then, Budapest has remained a political and cultural center. The Hungarian tribes made Budapest the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary around 1000 AD, it was a major Renaissance center in Eastern Europe, and the co-capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Spread across both sides of the Danube River, Budapest was actually three separate cities (Obuda, Buda, and Pest) until they were unified in 1873.
Today, Budapest is a bustling, modern city. Itâs the capital and most populous city of Hungary, the largest city on the Danube River, and the ninth-largest city in the European Union. The superlatives continue; Budapest sits on the worldâs largest thermal cave system, and itâs home to the third-largest parliament, and one of the largest synagogues.
Budapestâs long history and well-preserved architecture have earned its historic center, on both sides of the Danube, recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the Buda side, the woody hills are crowned by the Royal Palace, which now houses the Hungarian National Gallery. The palace was razed and rebuilt several times, and the current complex was built after World War II in a Stalinist Baroque style, which eschewed most ornamentation that could have been a reminder of the former regime. Surrounding the palace, the Castle Quarter is filled with Medieval, Baroque, and Neoclassical buildings, from the Romantic Fisherman's Bastion to the Gothic Matthias Church.
While Pest has plenty of sightseeing attractions, itâs more the âdoâ side of Budapest. A few blocks from the Dohany Street Synagogue is the New York Cafe, which has been called the worldâs most beautiful for its decadent neo-Baroque decor. Dozens of thermal baths can be found around the city, with the Szechenyi Thermal Baths holding the title of the largest in Europe. After the sun sets, Budapest's famous nightlife comes alive. The Mega Clubs draw thousands, but thereâs another option thatâs distinctively Budapest: ruin bars.
Originally pop-ups making use of abandoned spaces, many have become permanent fixtures with their own distinctive decor and identities - from pioneering Szimpla Kert (which now has an outdoor area, plus 2 floors and 9 bars) to the hip Doboz (literally âboxâ because itâs in a small courtyard). And for a morning pick me up, head to the New York Cafe for a coffee and traditional Hungarian cake. Housed in the former New York Life Insurance Company headquarters, the opulent Renaissance Revival decor has earned it the title of âthe worldâs most beautiful cafeâ.
From Vienna to Budapest: Travel tips
Traveling from Vienna to Budapest is a journey from one magnificent capital city to another. To ensure you make the most of your journey, please consider these important travel tips for your car trip:
Choose a reliable and experienced provider for your trip
Make sure that you choose a provider such as Daytrip, that guarantees comfortable, modern cars and professional, experienced drivers with local knowledge that speak English. This ensures that your journey is smooth and stress-free.
Chat with your driver for some local tips
While your driver is not a professional tour guide, they will be willing to share with you some local tips and information about the area, turning your trip into a fascinating experience and allowing you to make the most out of your journey.
Consider adding sightseeing stops along the way
The route from Vienna to Budapest is lined with fascinating places you may wish to consider adding to your itinerary. From the stunning city of Esztergom to the historical landmark of Liechtenstein Castle, sightseeing stops turn your transfer from a simple journey to an adventurous experience! We recommend you add these sightseeing stops to your itinerary well in advance as your driver may not have time for last-minute additions on the day of your trip. If there is somewhere you would like to stop that is not listed on our website, you can just use Daytripâs custom route form to tell us where youâd like to stop and for how long.
Opt for a scenic route
While the most direct ride from Vienna to Budapest is primarily highway-driven, you can tailor your trip to be more scenic. Whether you desire to drive along the serene Danube River, through a vibrant city, or through peaceful countryside roads, please let us know, and we can assist you with arranging this for an additional charge. You just need to contact us in advance.
How to get from Vienna to Budapest
Planning how to get from elegant Vienna to bustling Budapest is a key part of your travel experience, with many different transport options available. Choosing a private car service is ultimately the best way, being the most convenient and flexible, saving you time and energy for exploring Budapest!
From Vienna to Budapest by car
The car trip from Vienna to Budapest is approximately 152 miles (245 kilometers) and takes around 2.5 hours. The journey time can vary depending on factors, such as traffic, especially during the high season. While convenient, driving a rental car in Vienna and Budapest can be difficult and expensive, especially when navigating the complex city streets and finding scarce parking spots.
### From Vienna to Budapest by train
There are several direct trains from Vienna to Budapest every day. The earliest departs at 6:00AM, and the last train is at 9:40 PM. The train ride takes between 2.5-3 hours and tickets cost 40 EUR (50 USD) on average. When weighing the time and cost, remember you also have to get to and from the train station, and the trains can be busy so you have to handle your luggage in a crowded and stressful environment.
### From Vienna to Budapest by bus
There are multiple direct buses from Vienna to Budapest daily. The bus trip takes around 3 hours and tickets cost 26 EUR (29 USD) on average. There is additional travel time and cost in getting to and from the bus station, as well as the hassle of lugging your luggage around busy terminals.
### From Vienna to Budapest flight
Another public transportation option is to travel by airplane which takes just 45 minutes. While the quickest option at first glance, you have to consider that you should arrive at the airport 2 hours before your flight, and since both airports are not in the city center, thereâs additional time and cost getting to and from the airport. Flying is also more expensive, and you miss the chance to take sightseeing stops along the way and discover more of Austria and Hungary.
### From Vienna to Budapest with Daytrip
Using a car service with a private driver is the best way to get from Vienna to Budapest. Daytrip offers door-to-door service, so you will be picked up directly at the pick-up point of your choosing in Vienna and be dropped off at wherever you want in Budapest. Youâre ensured a relaxing experience, free from worry about handling your heavy luggage, planning your trip around public transportation and navigating around a complex city. Private transfers can be scheduled at any time of the day, ensuring you have the opportunity to see all of Vienna before heading off to discover Budapest.
With private transfers, you have the benefit of being able to fully customize your trip. You can choose the type of vehicle you travel in, from traveling in style in a luxury sedan to a spacious and comfortable van. You also have the option to add sightseeing stops, turning your trip into an exciting sightseeing journey. Whether you are looking to discover another historical city such as Gyor, Esztergom, or Bratislava, or even just to stop off at a local cafe and enjoy a slice of apple strudel, with private transfers, it is possible to take advantage of the route and discover some hidden gems of Central Europe otherwise not possible with a direct bus or train.
Traveling by private car also allows you the benefit of having an experienced driver who will be able to bestow local knowledge to you about the area. The route from Vienna to Budapest, although primarily highway driven, is surrounded with luscious green fields, picturesque villages, and nearby cities perfect for a sightseeing stop, and so with your private driver, you will be able to experience the region from the eyes of a local.
While there are many transportation options to choose from, the best way is to take a private car service, where the door-to-door service, stress-free luggage handling, and customizable aspects allow you to relax and immerse yourself in the captivating culture of Central Europe.
Things to do when you get to Budapest
As one of the largest cities in Europe, thereâs no shortage of things to do in Budapest. Whether your interests lie in history and architecture or hopping between spas and bars, youâll find plenty to keep you occupied. In fact, if you were just planning to come for a day trip, you might want to stay longer!
Conquer Castle Hill
Every visit to Budapest should begin at the historic Castle Hill. Start at the Romanesque Revival Fishermanâs Bastion. With its 7 towers symbolizing the 7 chieftains who founded Hungary, it is one of Budapestâs World Heritage Sites and downright whimsical. But itâs the view across the Danube, dominated by the massive parliament building, thatâs the star of the show. Before you get to the Fishermanâs Bastion, youâll probably be distracted by the pretty, neo-Gothic Matthias Church with its ornate belfry and colorful tiled roof. Itâs worth looking around inside. Even though itâs largely reconstructed following heavy damage in World War II, the churchâs history goes back to Saint Stephen in the 11th century.
Constructed by the Liechtenstein dynastyâs founder around 1130, the castle passed into the hands of other nobility and was only reacquired by the dynasty in 1807. Ancestral seat of Liechtenstein PrincesÂ
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Bratislava
Todayâs exciting and dynamic capital of Slovakia is steeped in the history and influence of the Romans, the Celts, and the Slavs and is well-known for its role in Jewish history A city that feels like a townÂ
Gyor
Situated half-way between Vienna and the Hungarian capital, Gyor is the richest town in terms of historic buildings outside of Budapest. A historic Hungarian treasure-troveÂ
Pannonhalma Archabbey
The Benedictine Pannonhalma Archabbey built in 996 is one of the oldest historical monuments in Hungary and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A cultural and historic delightÂ
Esztergom
Esztergom sits on the bank of the River Danube on the border with Slovakia and is the seat of the Catholic Church in Hungary The cradle of HungaryÂ
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âPrecisĂĄvamos de um transporte de Budapeste a Viena. Foi uma reserva de Ășltima hora e o Daytrip foi incrĂvel. Muito responsivo e entregou o que prometeu. Nosso motorista, Pavol, foi Ăłtimo. Ele nos pegou no nosso hotel em Budapeste e nos deixou no hotel em Viena â foi uma viagem tranquila. Eu recomendaria o Daytrip a todos.â
âMinha famĂlia e eu usamos o Daytrip de Viena a Budapeste com uma parada ao longo do caminho. O motorista foi muito pontual e profissional em sua atitude. Ele tinha ĂĄgua para todos nĂłs, o carro estava limpo, com cheiro neutro e todos os cintos de segurança funcionavam corretamente.â
Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor carlosfG1163LV
âEu fui com Jana de Budapeste a Viena, ela foi maravilhosa, muito Ăștil, pontual, educada e me deu dicas de lugares para ver em Viena. Fui deixado na porta do meu hotel, muito mais fĂĄcil do que tentar navegar por uma cidade estranha sozinho com uma mala. Eu usaria meu Daytrip novamente.â
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âMy group of 4 had originally planned to take the train from Vienna to Budapest, but for a similar price, we decided to book with Daytrip. We are so glad we did. Given that we were traveling around Europe for 2 weeks, we each had a large suitcase and a carry on bag, which we had been dragging around via train. The driver arrived at our hotel on time (actually a few minutes early), loaded our luggage into the vehicle and we were off! He got us to our destination within the time the website indicated that the trip would take. It was an extremely convenient way to travel, and having door to door service was awesome! My group highly recommends this company!â
âAt the last minute, we needed a fast, safe, comfortable drive from Budapest to Vienna. Daytrip fit the bill perfectly. Arrangements made very quickly and our driver Marian was polite, pleasant and very helpful. No hesitation in recommeding Daytrip.â
Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor kingzogofalbania
âThe drive and the driver were excellent. We went from Budapest to Vienna with a 2 hour stop in Bratislava. Our driver, Tomas, was an excellent driver and was pleasant to talk to. He took us to Bratislava and helped us see the old town as well. I plan to use the service again.â
âI used this service to get from Vienna to Budapest. Zoltan was our driver and he was excellent. He was on time, his car was clean and comfortable, and he was interesting to talk to . I highly recommend this door to door service with Zoltan.â
âWe did a private transfer Budapest to Vienna with stopover in Gyor. Our driver, Atilla, was excellent: prompt, a very careful driver, gave us some good info tips en route and about Gyor. It was a very pleasant experienceâ
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Se estiver viajando com crianças, certifique-se de nos informar na reserva para que possamos providenciar os assentos infantis apropriados!
Animais de estimação
Animais de estimação sĂŁo permitidos (e amados)! SĂł precisamos saber com antecedĂȘncia. VocĂȘ pode nos informar sobre eles na prĂłxima fase da reserva.
Cada passageiro pode levar uma mala despachada e uma bagagem de mĂŁo. Se estiver viajando com mais malas ou bagagem de tamanho grande, vocĂȘ pode ajustar isso durante a reserva.
Todas as reservas do Daytrip sĂŁo de ida. Se vocĂȘ precisar de uma viagem de retorno em uma data diferente, basta reservar como uma viagem de ida separada. Para uma excursĂŁo no mesmo dia, por favor solicite uma viagem personalizada. Se planeja ficar mais de algumas horas, recomendamos reservar duas viagens de ida para evitar pagar o motorista pelo tempo de espera.
Cada passageiro tem direito a uma mala grande (29" x 21" x 11" / 74 x 53 x 28 cm) e uma mala pequena (22" x 14" x 9" / 56 x 36 x 23 cm). SedĂŁs de luxo acomodam apenas 2 malas grandes. Sempre enviamos o veĂculo mais adequado para vocĂȘ e sua bagagem, entĂŁo certifique-se de selecionar a quantidade exata de bagagem ao reservar. Se vocĂȘ tiver bagagem de tamanho especial ou nĂŁo tiver certeza se sua bagagem caberĂĄ, entre em contato conosco.
Em todos os lugares, exceto nos EUA, os motoristas fornecerĂŁo cadeiras infantis adequadas (basta nos informar durante a reserva). Nos EUA, certos estados exigem que vocĂȘ forneça sua prĂłpria cadeirinha infantil.
