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Buses from Budapest to Amsterdam: Journey Details

Buses in Europe are a convenient way to travel between cities, with a number of companies offering both domestic and international routes. The main provider of buses from Budapest to Amsterdam is Eurolines. With an approximate distance by road of 1400 kilometres between the two cities, Eurolines runs one bus service per day. This usually departs mid-afternoon, seven days a week. With a total journey time of just over 24 hours, the bus travels through Austria and Germany. Passengers are required to change at Erdberg Bus Station in Vienna, Austria.

Return buses from Amsterdam to Budapest are also available.

Taking the Bus from Budapest

The main bus station in Budapest for Eurolines international services is Népliget. Situated in the 9th district of the city on Üllői Street, there are a number of options for reaching Népliget by public transport. In addition to local bus and taxi services, Népliget is also served by the M3 metro line, with the metro station located directly opposite the bus terminus.

Getting into Amsterdam by Bus

Despite being relatively compact, the city of Amsterdam has a lot to offer as a tourist destination. Whether simply relaxing outside one of the many cafes which line the historic streets, taking a boat trip along one of the tranquil canals or visiting an art museum, there is something for everyone. Buses from Budapest terminate at Duivendrecht, which is located approximately six kilometres from the centre of Amsterdam. As Duivendrecht is a combined bus and train station, onward travel to Amsterdam city centre is very straightforward, with local bus and train services running regularly throughout the day.