Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út

Ariane Coury 3 months ago

We visited Line 1 as it is the oldest metro line in continental Europe.

Betül Çalhan 5 months ago

Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út is a major, busy thoroughfare in central Budapest (Districts V and VI) connecting Deák Ferenc square to Nyugati (Western) Railway Station. Historically known for tram lines that were removed in the 1970s, it now serves as a high-traffic urban road connecting, in part, with Andrássy Avenue.Key facts about Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út:Name Origin: Named after Endre Bajcsy-Zsilinszky, a prominent Hungarian politician and leader of the anti-Nazi resistance executed at the end of WWII.Location: Runs from Deák Ferenc square towards Nyugati Railway Station, forming a crucial traffic artery in Pest.Metro Access: The Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út station, part of the Millennium Underground (M1), is located at its southern end.

Ian Carbarns (IanC) 9 months ago

Neither the signs at the entrance nor the reviews here tell us which Metro line(s) pass(es) this station! My bags are heavy. I want to know before going down the steps! Answer: it's for M1 (yellow, Millennium) line only. The entrances on opposite sides of the street go to different platforms - so choose with care! For info, the nearby station at the far end of Deak Ferenc ter (near the Lindt shop) has lines M1, M2 and M3, but another (closer) entrance to the same station apparently only accesses line M2.

Tereza Ch. 4 years ago

Cute old metro in the centre of Budapest. Just few stairs under ground and everything is small

Hafiz Qayib 6 years ago

A sweet little station just off Deak Ferenc ter. Reminiscent of old train stations, with a stationmaster's booth right in the middle of the platform. Screeching of trains enhances the time capsule experience.