-MapEmbassies in Budapest
In this post you can find Hungarian embassies of European, Asian, American, African and Australian countries, located in Budapest.
In this post you can find Hungarian embassies of European, Asian, American, African and Australian countries, located in Budapest.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Since July of 2007 passengers can easily reach Ferihegy Terminal 1 from the Western Railway Station in Budapest. On weekdays 51 and at weekends 38 trains ease the travelling from the city center to the airport within less than half an hour for 300 HUF. There are 60 trains on weekdays and 45 at weekends [...]
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Minibus Similarly to other airports, at Budapest Airport a ‘shuttle service’ called ‘Airport Minibus’ is operating. Passengers are taken to the previously requested address by microbuses with eight to eleven seats. The bus drivers and the staff at the dispatcher desks are speaking foreing languages, and they are familiar wiht Budapest and its traffic, including the [...]
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
In May 2006, Budapest Airport Zrt. issued a two-round public tender invitation for the taxi service within the range of the Budapest Ferihegy International Airport. After a fair and transparent tender competition, the tender committee of BA unanimously elected the winning company, namely the ZÓNA-SERVICE Consortium. The members of our consortium have a large range of [...]
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
English Wine Club on the 11th of March 2009 at 7 p.m. The Hungarian Palinkas will be accompanied by tasteful finger food. Williams Pear Palinka – Farkas Winery Marc Palinka – Gundel Winery Plum Palinka – Gundel Winery Raspberry Palinka – Szicsek Winery Apricot Palinka – Szicsek Winery White Strawberry Palinka – Zwack Nemes Palinka Strawberry Palinka - Zwack Nemes Palinka Cold finger [...]
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
The 1894 Food & Wine Cellar - officially opened in the spring of 2002 - is new addition to the Gundel dynasty, which is situated in the 100-year-old cellars beneath the famous restaurant. The new wine cellar, named 1894 after the date when the original Wampetics restaurant was built, has a more relaxed ambience and guests [...]
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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