How to get there

The venue is on the border of Budapest, but still part of the capital – so once You get to Budapest, You will find your way. We cannot help personally everyone to get to Csillebérc (physically), but will do our best to help with all the information!

By car or campervan

Use GPS or an old school travel map – the right address is:

Konkoly-Thege Miklós út 21, 1121 Budapest, Hungary

At the venue there are lots of parking places and parking is free of charge.

By flight

There is one airport: Liszt Ferenc International Airport. Formerly it was called Ferihegy II.

There are few direct flights from capitals all around Europe – we recommend You to check out the following cheap airlines:

• Air Berlin GmbH & Co. Luftverkehrs KG
• Easyjet
• Germanwings
• Jet2
• Ryanair
• Wizzair

There are different possibilities to get to Csillebérc from the Airport:

1) By public transportation: bus No 200E goes every day from 4 am – to 11 pm to Kőbánya-Kispest metro station (last station of M3 , blue metro  line). This metro takes you to Deák tér ( it is in the middle of the city) and there you have to change the metro line to red one (M”)  destination Déli Pályaudvar, station Széll Kálmán square (former Moskva square).  Here change to bus nr. 21. till Normafa. Feel free to ask the bus driver or fellow travelers: it’s the 16th bus stop. From Normafa bus station walk along Konkoly-Thege street a couple of hundred meters down to the gates of the entrance of the Center (the Centre is referred to as Csillebérc in Hungarian)

Departure and average journey times / Abfahrten und durchschnittliche Fahrzeit

 Schedule is subject to change. / Fahrplanänderungen vorbehalten.

2) By taxi or Shuttle buses

These are unfortunately quite expensive choices: we offer to negotiate with driver that he takes you to Csilleberc for fixed price, it can be 15-25 EUR-s (4500 – 7500 Ft) / by car. The Shuttle buses little cheaper, but you have to wait some time.

http://www.airportshuttle.hu/en/

http://www.taxi21.hu/en/index.html

By train and public transport combo

Good old railway connections. You can access our capital from everywhere, although the travelling time is to consider.
Travel the night or fly into Vienna (A) or Bratislava (SK) and take a train or a bus from there.
There are three main railway stations in Budapest. The West (Nyugati), the East (Keleti) and the South (Déli) railway stations (pályaudvar). Once you have arrived to the station, you need to buy your public transport ticket in advance: look for BKV ticket (BKV jegy) selling points. For each vehicle you need a new ticket, one ticket costs 320HUF, approx. 1.1€. Find below listed the public transport connections from each of the train stations:

• West (Nyugati pályaudvar): take the tram nr.4 or nr.6 to destination Széll Kálmán square (former Moskva square), at the final station change to bus nr. 21. till Normafa. Feel free to ask the bus driver or fellow travelers: it’s the 16th bus stop. From Normafa bus station walk along Konkoly-Thege street a couple of hundred meters down to the gates of the entrance of the Center (the Centre is referred to as Csillebérc in Hungarian)
• East (Keleti pályaudvar): take the M2 subway till Széll Kálmán square (former Moskva square), change to bus nr. 21. till Normafa. Feel free to ask the bus driver or fellow travelers: it’s the 16th bus stop. From Normafa bus station walk along Konkoly-Thege street a couple of hundred meters down to the gates of the entrance of the Center (the Centre is referred to as Csillebérc in Hungarian)
• South (Déli pályaudvar): take the bus nr.21 till Normafa bus station– feel free to ask the bus driver or fellow travelers, or count to the 16th bus stop. From Normafa bus station walk along Konkoly-Thege street a couple of hundred meters down to the gates of the entrance of the Center (the Centre is referred to as Csillebérc in Hungarian)

By foot

It will take long enough to ask people questions and find your way. Good luck!