Stadium guide
Hidegkuti Nándor Stadion
Budapest, Hongrie
MTK Budapest
Key facts
Hidegkuti Nandor Stadion is home to MTK Budapest FC.
It was rebuilt in 1947 after its destruction during World War II.
As part of a major modernisation programme, it was demolished and rebuilt between 2014 and 2016. During the works, the club played at Jozsef-Bozsik stadium.
It features a hybrid pitch found in major English stadiums and LED floodlights.
The stadium is classified UEFA category 3
The "Marton Fülöp" name was given to the south goal, in tribute to MTK Budapest FC goalkeeper who died of cancer at age 32.
Former names: Bastya Stadion, Hungaria Koruti Stadion
Nicknames: Hungaria körut, MTK Stadion
Stadium map
Access, transport & parking
How to get to MTK Stadion by public transport?
🚍 Bus: Lines 75, 901, 918, 909, 909A.
🚇 Metro: M2.
🚃 Tram: Lines 1 and 37.
Practical info
🚲 The stadium has over 500 bicycle parking spaces.
🎟️ MTK Stadion offers stadium tours.
You can book your tours directly through GetYourGuide (affiliate link):
How to travel to Budapest?
🚌 Long-distance buses are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link supporting Stadium Traveller)
Where to stay in Budapest?
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Accommodation
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Lockers
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Tourism around the stadium
👀 What to see / What to do in Budapest?
The city's location, divided in two by the Danube, with both banks bordered by majestic monuments illuminated at night, makes it a magical place 💫. A river cruise 🛥️ is a must-do, and we particularly recommend it.
🏰 The must-see monuments in Budapest are Fishermen's Bastion, a historic ensemble overlooking the Danube and offering a panoramic view of the city, Buda Castle listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and accessible by funicular, the Hungarian Parliament Building, St Stephen's Basilica, the Opera...
🏊♀️ You will also enjoy a moment of unique relaxation in Budapest's thermal baths, which are an institution with very surprising décor. There are several, including the Széchenyi thermal baths which are the largest.
Finally, you must see (and ideally have a drink in) the magnificent Art Nouveau-style Parisi Udvar Hotel.
👟 There is an enormous amount to see in Budapest, varied neighbourhoods, markets, religious buildings including Europe's largest synagogue… if you have time, prepare your visits and wear your trainers as the city is vast.
👉 You can get the Budapest Card to benefit from free public transport and various discounts for visits and activities.
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Photo credits : NHEUDE
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