From Belgrade to Budapest at 200 km/h: Here are the ticket prices

Passengers opting for this travel option can purchase tickets at special offers valid for 2nd class:

• Subotica – Budapest: €19

• Novi Sad – Budapest: €28

• Belgrade Center – Budapest: €32

In addition to the train ticket, passengers must also reserve a seat:

• Belgrade Center – Subotica: 120 dinars

• Széged – Budapest: €3 (in dinar equivalent)

The same ticket and reservation conditions apply for travel in the opposite direction.

According to the announcement, the connections on the Belgrade Center – Budapest Nyugati route are:

• Beograd Centar (6:00) – Subotica (7:19) /transfer at Subotica/

• Train No. 7303 Subotica (7:37) – Szeged (9:02) /transfer at Szeged/

• IC Train No. 737 Szeged (9:44) – Budapest Nyugati (12:14)

From Belgrade, trains also depart at 12:00 and 14:00, reaching the final destination, with transfers, at 18:14 and 21:14.

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Train connections on the Budapest Nyugati – Belgrade Center route are:

• Budapest Nyugati (5:35) – Szeged (8:16) /transfer at Szeged/

• Train No. 7302 Szeged (8:58) – Subotica (10:24) /transfer at Subotica/

• IC Train No. 547 Subotica (12:00) – Belgrade Center (13:19)

From Budapest, trains also depart at 11:45 and 14:46, arriving in Belgrade at 19:19 and 21:19.

Passenger trains began regular service on the fast line between Belgrade and Subotica on October 8 at noon.

Trains will operate at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour, while freight traffic on this section is already running according to economic demands and requirements.

The route features Inter City (SOKO) and Inter Regio passenger train services.