2026 年匈牙利的公共假期：长周末和旅游提示

Most shops, supermarkets and shopping centres are closed on public holidays in Hungary. Petrol stations, pharmacies on duty and some small convenience stores usually remain open. Restaurants, cafés and tourist attractions often operate, but opening hours may be reduced.

Yes, public transport runs on public holidays, but services usually follow a Sunday or holiday timetable. Trains, buses and trams may run less frequently, especially early in the morning and late in the evening.

Yes, public holidays are among the busiest travel periods in Hungary. Trains, buses and popular tourist destinations tend to be crowded, particularly during long weekends such as Easter, Pentecost and the October national holiday.

Many museums and tourist attractions remain open on public holidays, especially in Budapest. However, opening hours may differ from regular days, and some institutions may be closed on specific holidays. It is recommended to check in advance.

Yes, several public holidays in Hungary in 2026 fall close to weekends, creating long weekends. In some cases, working days may be rearranged to extend these breaks, a practice commonly used in Hungary.

Visiting Hungary during public holidays can be enjoyable due to festive atmospheres and special events, but travellers should expect larger crowds and higher demand for accommodation and transport. Planning ahead is essential.

Banks, government offices and most administrative services are closed on public holidays in Hungary. Essential services and emergency facilities remain available.

In popular tourist areas, especially in Budapest, restaurants often fill up quickly on public holidays and long weekends. Making a reservation in advance is strongly recommended.