Copenhagen to Budapest Flights

Departing from Copenhagen

Whether you are travelling from Denmark or Sweden, there is a high chance that you will find yourself heading to Copenhagen Airport to commence your journey. As the biggest airport in Scandinavia, there are regular flights from Copenhagen to a variety of destinations. Copenhagen airport sits on the island of Amager, and is linked to Sweden by one of the longest road bridges in Europe. The ¯resund Bridge was prominently featured on the popular TV show The Bridge, and it costs approximately 45 euros to cross it in a car, or ten euros by train.

If you are travelling by car to the airport, you will find plenty of parking on your arrival. Pick up and drop off parking is free for 15 minutes, and prices for full days start at 50 Danish krone. This converts to approximately £5.50. You can also save 5% if you book the parking online. Terminal Three sits above a railway station, meaning that you can get to the airport without needing to drive. The airport is also linked to Copenhagen city centre by bus.

Copenhagen is a great place to start a journey. Be sure to take some time visiting the city centre before your flight. Copenhagen has everything, including beautiful architecture, sweeping parks and scenic beaches. If you have only a little time to kill before one of the flights Copenhagen offers, you can take advantage of the airport's free Wi-Fi. You will have to register for it through the Copenhagen Advantage Scheme, which will also gives you the chance to save money on parking, bar and restaurant bills. For more information and easing booking on flights from Copenhagen to Budapest, visit ebookers.com.

Budapest International Airport

Traveling to Budapest does not have to drain your finances. With ebookers, you can discover cheaper flights and take advantage of affordable hotel deals. Visitors to Budapest arrive at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, which is located roughly ten miles south-east of the city's business district. The airport has two terminals and services dozens of airlines, some of which include Easy Jet, Air France, Air Berlin, and Ryan Air. In 2011, the airport was renamed the Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, in honour of the famous composer and pianist.

Transportation to and from the Budapest International Airport

Visitors can leave the airport via numerous options. Taxis are constantly available outside the airport. Reservations for a taxi can be made at the taxi booths located at the exit of any of the terminals. The cost of a cab ranges from €14 to €24, depending on the destination, and trips beyond the city's limits cost €0.8 per mile. The airport also offers a mini-bus service with boarding capacities of eight to ten passengers. Reservations can be made at the airport shuttle desk or before your trip when you use ebookers.

Weather in Budapest

Even though the annual average temperature of Budapest is 9.7°C, the weather gets warm during the summer, with peak temperatures of 24°C. Temperatures drop drastically during the winter (November to February), with average highs of -2°C to 1°c. It is advisable to pack heavy clothing if you plan on visiting during this period. The city receives the most visitors between the months of June and August, when average temperatures are at 21°C.

Things to Do in Budapest

Visitors to Budapest will have little difficulty finding things to do. Popular landmarks include the Palace of Arts, Holocaust Memorial Centre, Heroes Square, and the Palace of Wonders. Families can enjoy a day at the Funfair City Park, visit the Tropicarium, or opt for the Budapest Zoo. Start your trip on the right foot by visiting ebookers first.