Although Visegrád isn’t a big city, it’s still a good idea to prepare before your visit: transport, useful contact details, the mass timetable, emergency services and local information are all here on one page. Choose from the tabs or scroll down for more details.
How do you get to Visegrád, and what’s the easiest way to get from A to B? We’re here to help!
Useful telephone numbers and contact details – everything you need, all in one place.
How to get to Visegrád
From 1 May 2022, Panoráma út has been made one-way for buses. You can turn onto Panoráma út between Visegrád and Dunabogdány via the „summer slip road” and drive down towards the town.
Volánbusz – Every hour from Budapest Újpest-Városkapu and Esztergom.
Info: +36 1 382 0888 (Mon–Fri 8am–4pm)
timetables.hu
MÁV-START – From Nyugati station to the Nagymaros–Visegrád stop, then take the ferry.
+36 1 349 49 49 · elvira.mav-start.hu
Ferry – Atlantis Visegrád Club Ltd.
2025 Visegrád, Révkikötő, Duna-parti út 2.
+36 26 398 344
MAHART PassNave Ltd. – from spring to autumn by hydrofoil from Budapest and Esztergom.
+36 1 484 4013 · mahartpassnave.hu
Local taxi and passenger transport since 1991, including to the Citadel.
+36 30 727 6565 · info@city-bus.hu · city-bus.hu
Between 29 March and 24 October 2026, the service will run from the Rév stop to Kisvillám only at weekends and on public holidays. It stops at the At Fellegvár, a at the bobsleigh track and the In Mogyoróhegy too.
09:30
10:35
11:30
15:30
17:30
10:00
12:00
14:00
16:00
18:00
Car: 1,700 Ft / 2 hours (+30 minutes’ grace period), with each additional hour started charged at 600 Ft/hour
Bus: 1,900 Ft per hour
Car: 2,000 Ft per day (2,200 Ft per day on public holidays and long weekends), 700 Ft per half-day from 16:00
Bus: 1,400 Ft per hour
Parking within Visegrád town centre is free again.
Useful telephone numbers and contact details
H–P: 09:40–17:40 · Closed at weekends
11 Széchenyi Street, Visegrád 2025.
+36 26 398 128 · vkonyvtar@gmail.com
H–P: 8:00–12:00, 12:30–16:00
77 Fő utca, Visegrád, 2025.
ugyfelszolgalat@posta.hu · posta.hu
H–P: 08:00–12:00, 13:00–17:00
Sat: 9.00–13.00 (June–July–August)
44 Fő utca, Visegrád, 2025.
+36 26 398 365
38 Fő Street, Visegrád, 2025.
Surgery: +36 26 397 474
Urgent (07–17): +36 20 379 0630
hovisegrad@gmail.com
Mon 9–12 · Tue 8–12 · Wed 13–17 · Thu 8–12 · Fri 9–12
By appointment.
Central on-call service: 1830
Weekdays 22:00–08:00, weekends and public holidays 14:00–08:00.
Walk-in service: 27 Bükkös part, Szentendre 2000.
31 Bogdányi Street, Szentendre, 2000.
+36 26 310 424 · +36 26 319 941
12 Ipar Street, Szentendre, 2000.
+36 26 500 017 · +36 26 500 018
Visegrád Police Station
57 Fő utca, Visegrád 2025 · +36 26 398 273
Szentendre Police Station · +36 26 502 400
Order of services at the churches in Visegrád
In view of the growing interest, we are publishing the mass timetable for the Catholic Church of St John the Baptist and the church of the Visegrád Reformed Branch Parish.
Tuesday: 18:00
Wednesday: 18:00
Saturday: 18:00
Sunday: 11:00 to 18:00
The Parish Church of St John the Baptist was built between 1773 and 1782; its famous altarpiece is the work of Vincenz Fisher and was brought to Visegrád in the 1930s.
Sunday: 09:00
The church was consecrated on Pentecost in 2009 – it is one of the newest Reformed church buildings in the country. Its interior has been designed with careful attention to acoustics, making it an excellent venue for concerts.
If you need help straight away
Have you ever found yourselves running out of nappies on a family day out, or got soaked and had no spare clothes with you? From now on, that’s no longer a problem! Visegrád POPA is a community of locals who are on hand to help visitors should any unexpected problems arise.
Please feel free to get in touch with us if…
On reviews of Visegrád businesses appearing on online forums
In June 2023, the town of Visegrád diverted motorbike traffic from the winding road leading to the Citadel onto the so-called „summer access road” via the Mogyoróhegyi Excursion Centre – Nagyvillám – Hotel Silvanus – Fellegvár. Motorcycles are not permitted on the road running through the town; the prohibition sign is located at the start of Panoráma út. Regardless of this, all the town’s tourist facilities remain accessible to motorcyclists.
With this decision, the local council sought to reduce noise pollution in the city centre, in response to complaints from residents over many years, in order to ensure peace and quiet for both local residents and tourists seeking to relax.
Following the erection of the ‘No Entry’ sign, a section of the motorcycling community – spurred on by influencers – launched a smear campaign against Visegrád, falsely claiming that their access to tourist services within the town centre was being restricted. Businesses are being given 1-star ratings on online platforms – typically on Google Reviews – thereby undermining the excellent ratings that hotels, restaurants, catering establishments and service providers have built up over many years.
These reviews typically do not relate to the services or actual experiences, but rather to accessibility by motorbike – they are therefore irrelevant, based on personal grievances and intended to exert pressure. We ask our visitors to treat such reviews with caution!
Hotels, restaurants, catering establishments and service providers in Visegrád continue to welcome visitors to Visegrád – including those arriving by motorbike! – with the same high standards of service.
2 August 2023.
Published by: Visegrád Town Council and the Visegrád and Surrounding Area Tourism and Marketing Association
