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All flights to Budapest arrive at terminal 2, which is 6km from the now closed terminal 1, on the opposite side of the airport. This makes life difficult for cyclists as the railway connection to central Budapest runs from Ferihegy station, which is adjacent to terminal 1. There is a connecting bus service, which does not carry cycles, and a motorway on which cycling is prohibited. For directions see box.

BUDAPEST AIRPORT, TERMINAL 2, TO FERIHEGY STATION

To reach Ferihegy by cycle, turn R outside terminal 2 and just before the end of the terminal buildings bear R through a gate onto a concrete block path to the R of the terminal departure road. Pass an aircraft museum R. By the entrance to this museum, turn L then R through barriers. Turn R onto an old airport perimeter road. Follow this as it turns R (signed Porta ‘J’), and after 250 metres turn L on a road with a no-through road sign. Fork R and where the road bears R, turn L onto a concrete block track passing under an advertising sign and down a short flight of steps. Cycle beside the highway for a short distance to reach traffic lights that allow you to cross over, heading towards a Shell petrol station on the opposite side. Before this filling station, turn R across another highway and immediately R again on a cycle track parallel to the road. Follow this past Vecsés shopping mall L and continue beside the highway for 3km, ignoring all turns to the L, to reach Ferihegy station. From here regular trains with cycle provision run to Budapest Nyugati station.