Budapest transport radically changes in two weeks
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Ferenciek Square (Ferenciek tere) and Deák Ferenc Square (Deák Ferenc tér) stations open to passenger traffic on 23 January. The opening will radically change Budapest transport. The M3 metro renovation is scheduled to be completed in the second quarter of 2023, Budapest Transport Centre (BKK) reported.
As of 23 January, people can finally take the metro from Kőbánya-Kispest to Deák Ferenc Square. This will enable passengers to reach the city centre, the M1 underground and the M2 metro line from South Pest without having to change vehicles. A replacement bus will continue to run between Deák Ferenc Square and the Göncz Árpád City Centre. However, metros will not stop at Nagyvárad (Nagyvárad tér) Square due to station renovation work, wrote 24.hu.
There will be alternative connections available from the North and South Pest areas, bypassing the metro.
The renovation is expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2023, with the metro running on the entire line from mid-March. The last stations (Nagyvárad Square and Lehel Square) to be renovated will be open to passengers from mid-May.
Budapest transport changes
Changes to M3 metro services from Tuesday 24 January will affect both day and night services. Throughout the day, the metro operates in two sections, between Kőbánya-Kispest and Deák Ferenc Square, and between Göncz Árpád City Centre and Újpest City Centre. The M3 metro bus service will continue to be available between Deák Ferenc tér and Göncz Árpád City Centre, and the M3A metro bus service will also run between Nyugati Pályaudvar and Göncz Árpád City Centre.
Hi,
No need to translate “Nagyvárad tér” to “Oradea square” as it is the name of the square. It rather makes confusions when a foreigner wants to find it. The random people on the street will not know what you are talking about. If the Google maps (or any other one) indicates the name in similar way (which is also wrong), at least worth to mention both names.
Dear László, thank you for your remark, we made the correction. Thank you for reading us.