Stadium guide
Puskás Aréna (Puskàs Ferenc Stadion)
Budapest, Hongrie
Key facts
Formerly "Nepstadion", demolished in 2016 and replaced by Puskas Arena in 2019.
This new stadium hosted 4 matches at Euro 2021. It was selected to host the 2022 Europa League final.
Access, transport & parking
How to get to Puskas Arena by public transport?
🚇 Metro line M2 towards Ors Vezer - Stop "Puskas Ferenc Stadion" then 10 minutes on foot
🚍 Head to "Thököly út" 10 minutes on foot to catch a bus, Lines 112, 110, 7, 5
🚃 Trolleybus Lines 75, 75a Station "Egressy út / Stafania út" or line 77 Station "Szobranc köz"
🚈 Tram lines 1 and 1a, Station "Puskas Ferenc Stadion"
🚅 Budapest Keleti railway station 1500m away (approximately 20 minutes on foot)
🚌 The "Budapest Stadion autobusz-palyaudvar" coach station is less than 15 minutes on foot away
Practical info
Stadium easily and quickly accessible by metro from the historic centre -
Prefer to return to the city to eat
Occasional guided tours
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 in support of Stadium Traveller)
Where to stay in Budapest?
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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, split in two by the Danube, with both banks lined by majestic monuments illuminated at night, makes it a magical place 💫. A river cruise 🛥️ is a must, we particularly recommend it.
🏰 The must-see monuments in Budapest are Fishermen's Bastion, a historic complex overlooking the Danube and offering panoramic views of the city, Buda Castle listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site accessible by funicular railway, the Hungarian Parliament, St Stephen's Basilica, the Opera...
🏊♀️ You will also enjoy spending a unique moment of relaxation in Budapest's thermal baths, which are an institution with very surprising decor. There are several, including the Széchenyi thermal baths which are the largest.
Finally, you must visit (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 your trainers as the city is vast.
👉 You can get the Budapest Card to enjoy free public transport and various discounts for visits and activities.
Photo gallery
Photo credits : NHEUDE / @pmottl
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