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Budapest Déli Railway Station Closed For Two Weeks

• 5 Oct 2018 7:16 AM
• Hungary Matters

Budapest’s Déli railway station will be closed for two weeks from Thursday and the majority of affected services will operate to and from Kelenföld station.

State rail company MÁV said the closure is to carry out maintenance work on the tracks, switches, traffic control equipment, overhead cables, tunnels, retaining walls and platforms.

MTI photo: Máthé Zoltán

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