BudapestDéli

BudapestDéli is a significant railway station located in Budapest, Hungary. It is one of the city's three major international railway terminals, alongside Budapest Keleti and Budapest Nyugati. The station is situated in the southern part of Buda, hence its name, "Déli" meaning "Southern" in Hungarian.

Originally opened in 1977, BudapestDéli replaced the older stations of Krisztinaváros and Albertfalva. Its modern design, characterized by a large concrete structure and an elevated platform, was a departure from the more historic terminals in Budapest. The station serves as a key hub for both suburban and long-distance rail traffic, connecting the capital to various parts of southwestern Hungary and international destinations.

BudapestDéli is an important transfer point for passengers using the MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) network. It accommodates commuter lines, regional services, and international trains, including those heading towards Croatia and Slovenia. The station's infrastructure includes multiple platforms and essential passenger facilities. Its strategic location makes it a vital link in the Hungarian railway system, facilitating travel for commuters and tourists alike. While it may not have the historical grandeur of Keleti or Nyugati, BudapestDéli plays a crucial role in the daily operation of rail transport in Budapest.