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  22nd International Colloquium on Automata, Languages, and Programming

 Szeged, Hungary, July 10--14, 1995

 There are several stations in Budapest. Trains to Szeged leave from the Nyugati pályaudvar (West Station). You can hear how I pronounce Nyugati pályaudvar.

How can I reach the Nyugati pályaudvar (West Station)?

  From the airport

 The airport has a minibus service. For 600 HUF the minibus takes you to an arbitrary point of Budapest city (e.g. Nyugati pályaudvar). After landing, while waiting for your luggages you can change money and order this service. A less expensive way is to use public transport. By bus #93 go to last station and transfer to the blue metro line. This metro line has a station called Nyugati pályaudvar. Please note that the taxi service is very expensive and unreliable.

  From other railway stations If you arrive at the Keleti pályaudvar (East Station) or the Déli pályaudvar (South Station), then take the red metro line to the Deák tér Station and transfer to the blue metro line. Please note that pre-purchased tickets should be bought for local transport. One ticket costs 35 HUF, you can buy it in kiosks, metro stations, railway stations, tobacconists.

Train timetable

 

Budapest - Szeged	Szeged - Budapest Nyugati pályaudvar
6.30 -- 9.01	5.30 -- 7.54
7.20 -- 9.27 IC	6.35 -- 8.45 IC
8.20 -- 11.01	6.50 -- 9.24
10.30 -- 13.01	7.30 -- 9.45 Monday only
11.20 -- 13.27 IC,except Sunday	9.30 -- 11.54
12.30 -- 15.01	10.35 -- 12.45 IC,except Sunday
14.30 -- 17.01	11.30 -- 13.54
15.20 -- 17.27 IC	13.30 -- 15.54
16.30 -- 19.01	14.35 -- 16.45 IC
18.20 -- 21.01	15.30 -- 17.54
19.20 -- 21.27 IC	17.30 -- 19.54
19.25 -- 22.26	18.35 -- 20.45 IC

  IC=InterCity

Train fares

 Tickets should be bought in advance at the railway station. For InterCity trains seat reservation should be booked together with the normal ticket. Oneway ticket prices are

  I.class: 1080 HUF

  II.class: 720 HUF

  IC extra: 160 HUF

 14 June 1995