BUDAPEST - VIENNA - MUNICH | Railjet
Information for Interrail, Eurail travellers and persons with normal train ticket travelling the route Budapest (Hungary) to Munich (Germany).


Train connection from Budapest to Munich. Direct night train available.


Budapest - Munich: http://www.raildude.com/en/train-connec ... ermany/399
Munich - Budapest: http://www.raildude.com/en/train-connec ... ungary/167



Older information:
TIMETABLE for Budapest via Vienna to Munich:

Budapest-Keleti pu Dep: 0710 | 1110 | 1310 | 1510
Wien Westbahnhof Arr: 1008 | 1408 | 1608 | 1808
Wien Westbahnhof Dep: 1020 | 1420 | 1620 | 1820
Munich Hbf Arr: 1430 | 1830 | 2030 | 2230

You do not have to change the train. Times of Vienna are only for persons leaving the train in Vienna.

The Austrian RAILJET train is FREE for Rail Pass travelers!

Full fares for travelers without a Rail Pass:
Budapest-Vienna: EUR 36
Budapest-Munich: EUR 109
Vienna-Munich: EUR 84

Always use the direct RAILJET trains from Budapest to Vienna.
As soon as you use a national IC train in Hungary, you will have to pay a supplement for it.



update: Jun 2013

Can I take the 0710 train with my Interrail without paying any supplement?

Hi.
YES - like it is mentioned above, the Railjet trains (also the one at 0710) are free of supplements for InterRail pass travelers.
Peter

Got a question:
I need a reservation for the Railjet right? Probably i will arrive to the station at 9am, and i want to go with the 1510 one. Is that enough time to make a seat reservation?

Hi.

You do not need a reservation or supplement for the RAILJET trains.
If you want a reservation (otherwise it might happen that you have to change your seat during your trip - but usually you will get a seat), you can purchase it at a station in Austria. And "yes", it will be enough time.

Peter

Scheduled to travel from Budapest Keleti - Vienna on 24 March 2011 morning.

1) The cost of the train ticket is Euro36 on the RailJet train, right?

2) The Euro36 train ticket is a 2nd class ticket, right?

3) Any additional fee that I'm supposed to pay as I'm a non-european and non-holder of any rail pass?

4) Any additional fee that I should be aware of?

5) Any restriction on luggage since I have 2?

6) Should I purchase the train ticket in advance since I'll be arriving in Keleti train station from Prague on 21 March 2011?

Regards

Hi.

The fare is like mentioned above (EUR 36) - no extra fees - it is just a normal train ticket you will buy.
Check prices at: http://ba.hn
Two suitcases are fine.

Peter