to the City IV. The Budavári Sikló (Buda Castle Hill Funicular) was opened in 1870, as the second funicular railway in Europe. It was destroyed in the Second World War and reopened after ... (more)

is this a man? Is this a piano? No, it's a locomotive in a special paintcheme! GySEV 470 503 (formerly 1047 503-3) is seen from an interesting angle on 2 March 2012 at Budapest-Déli station. The ... (more)

Fireworks in Hungary and the new Metros - August 20th 20th, you can witness such an event and see how Hungarians celebrate one of their most important public holidays, Constitution Day. Howeve... (more)

The tram leaves the stop of the ancient covered market, which is seen behind.

It's rare to see Nohabs on regular trains. On July 10-11-12 there were some workings on the overhead electrical wires between Háros and Kelenföld stations in the least busy period (00:20 - 03:40... (more)

MÁV 411 "Truman" no. 118 (United States Army Transportation Corps S160 Class) and MÁV 109.109 at the roundhouse of the Hungarian Railway Museum. This event was in the frame of the Night Of Museu... (more)

Budapest organises the "Night of Museums" in every June since 2002. Almost all museums and sights are open till morning. The Hungarian Railway Museum also joined the event. The turntables and the ... (more)