Intercity trains in Hungary

• Regional (RE)

• Interregional (IR)

• EuroCity (EC)

• InterCity (IC)

International trains

Regional train (R)

• Szeged – Subotica
•  No reservations
• Up to five times a day
• See more details below for trips to/from Budapest and Belgrade

Railjet (RJ)

• International high-speed trains link Hungary to several European cities on the routes:
  • Budapest – Gyor – Vienna – Zürich/München

RegioJet

• RegioJet trains link Hungary to several European cities on the route:
  • Budapest – Gyor – Viena – Brno – Prague

EuroCity (EC)

• International trains link Hungary to several European cities on the routes:
  • Budapest – Bratislava – Brno – Prague (– Berlin)
  • Budapest – Bratislava – Ostrava – Katowice – Warsaw – Terespol
  • Budapest – Bratislava – Ostrava – Katowice – Krakow – Przemysl
  • Budapest – Gyor – Vienna
  • Vienna – Gyor – Budapest – Oradea – Cluj Napoca
  • Vienna – Gyor – Budapest – Debrecen – Satu Mare – Baia Mare

InterCity (IC)

• International trains link Hungary to several European cities on the routes:
  • Budapest – Kosice
  • Budapest –  Graz
  • Budapest – Ljubljana
  • Budapest – Zagreb
  • Budapest – Timisoara – Craiova – Bucharest
  • Budapest – Arad – Sibiu – Brasov
  • Budapest – Oradea – Cluj Napoca – Brasov
  • Vienna – Gyor – Budapest – Debrecen – Zahony – Chop (Ukraine, Pass only valid till Zahony)

Night trains

EuroNight (EN)

• Night trains link Hungary to several European cities on the routes:
  • Budapest – Wroclaw – Berlin
  • Budapest – Prague
  • Budapest – Krakow – Warsaw
  • Budapest – Split (summer only)
  • Budapest – Oradea – Cluj Napoca
  • Budapest – Sibiu – Brasov – Bucharest
  • Vienna – Gyor – Budapest – Brasov – Bucharest
  • Budapest – Craiova – Bucharest
  • Budapest – Salzburg – München – Stuttgart
  • Budapest – Zürich

Private railway companies

The private railway lines operated by the Austrian-Hungarian railway company GYSEV (known in Austria as Raaberbahn) can also be accessed with your Interrail Pass.

GYSEV operates a number of train routes, including:

• Sopron to Ebenfurth (Austria)

• Fertöszentmiklós to Neusiedl/See (Austria)

*Alternative route Budapest – Belgrade (check our Rail Planner):

• Budapest – Szeged (reservation required)
  
• Szeged – Subotica (Serbia)
• Subotica – Sombor – Novi Sad, direct regional trains
  
• Novi Sad – Belgrade, frequent and fast SOKO trains (reservation required)