私人汽车接送从 Budapest 到 Vienna

Budapest's fairytale-esque architecture and trendy vibe 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 explore another magnificent city such as Gyor, Esztergom, or Bratislava, discover an enchanting historical monument such as Lichtenstein Castle, or shop ‘til 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 Vienna, magnificent Baroque monuments will reveal themselves at every turn. Your driver will expertly navigate the complex streets of Vienna and arrive at your chosen drop-off point, after which a city full of history and culture awaits you.

By choosing to travel by private car service from Budapest to Vienna, 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.

The history of Vienna is found in its fine architecture everywhere you look. Discover three opulent palaces, an array of cultural institutions such as museums and art galleries at MuseumsQuartier, and the magnificent Vienna Opera House where you can catch a classic Mozart concert. Old meets new here, where iconic, century-old cafes, lovingly described as ‘living rooms’ of the Viennese, share the street with modern cafes and restaurants serving contemporary twists on classic Viennese recipes. While meat dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel are most popular, you can also find cuisine from around the world as well as locally made craft beer at places like the famous Naschmarkt food market.

Located on the Danube, one of Europe’s most important rivers, a stroll along the waterfront, or boat ride is a magical way to see the city’s many scenic panoramas and architectural wonders. Some will even take you farther afield into the surrounding hills filled with vineyards. This wine country makes for a great day trip where you can sip local varieties while taking in stunning views of the city.

With so much culture, history, and a never-ending array of activities to do and sites to see, it is no wonder that Vienna regularly tops liveability rankings for worldwide cities and is a top tourist destination for those looking to immerse themselves in a culturally vibrant and historically impressive city.

Consider adding sightseeing stops along the way

The route from Budapest to Vienna 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, turn your transfer from a simple journey to an adventurous experience! We recommend you add these sightseeing stops to your itinerary well in advance to guarantee they would be possible, 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, please create your itinerary on our custom route form and you will be provided with a quote.

Opt for a scenic route

While the most direct ride from Budapest to Vienna 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. Please note you would need to contact us in advance of your trip to ensure this would be possible.

From Budapest to Vienna by bus

There are multiple direct buses from Budapest to Vienna 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 Budapest to Vienna 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 flights, and since both airports are not in the city center, there’s 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 Hungary and Austria.

From Budapest to Vienna with Daytrip

Using a car service with a private driver is the best way to get from Budapest to Vienna. Daytrip offers door-to-door service, so you will be picked up directly at the pick-up point of your choosing in Budapest and be dropped off at wherever you want in Vienna. You’re 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 Budapest before heading off to discover Vienna.

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 Budapest to Vienna, 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.

Stepping back onto the iconic Stephansplatz, spend some time here exploring the plentiful shops, restaurants, and cafes of Vienna’s historic center. Vienna is famous for its coffeehouse culture which is included on the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Visit one of the many opulent cafes to taste the legendary Sacher Torte, an indulgent chocolate cake filled with apricot jam.

Foodies will find an abundance of other culinary delights to discover here, including the famous Wiener schnitzel, a breaded and fried veal cutlet that is a hearty meal, or the comforting Apple Strudel, a sweet pastry filled with apples that is the perfect snack after some sightseeing.

History buffs will be enthralled by the many museums to explore, nowhere more so than The MuseumsQuartier, which is one of the largest districts for art and culture in the world! Just a few steps away you will find Kunsthistorisches Museum, the legendary national history museum which houses one of the largest collections of artifacts in the country. Venture to the UNESCO-listed Schönbrunn palace and marvel at the Baroque interior, its surrounding flower-filled garden, and the oldest zoo in the world, Tiergarten Zoo, one of only 27 zoos in the world where you can see the endangered giant panda.

While Vienna as a city is a masterpiece in itself, there are many art collections to discover, including the Belvedere Palace, which exhibits the world’s largest Gustav Klimt collection, including Klimt’s most famous painting, ‘The Kiss’, as well as paintings by Van Gogh and Monet.

For scenic views, being situated on the tranquil Danube River offers the opportunity to take a charming boat tour, where you can admire the city from a different perspective. Arguably the best views can be seen from the Donauturm Tower, standing an impressive 588 feet (170 meters) high. Most picturesque at sunset, enjoy a unique dining experience at the rotating restaurant while taking in the breathtaking panoramic views.