Pályaudvar
Pályaudvar is a Hungarian term that refers to a railway station or a transportation hub. The word "pályaudvar" is a compound of two Hungarian words: "pálya," meaning "track" or "line," and "udvar," meaning "court" or "square." This context implies a location where railway lines meet and intersect, forming a central point for various transportation routes.
Historically, many Hungarian railway stations were designed to resemble grand viceregal buildings, reflecting the importance of
Today, railway stations in Hungary continue to serve as transport hubs, connecting InterCity trains, regional trains,
Constructing Pályaudvar railway stations often involved careful placement to minimize impact on surrounding cities and to
Over time, a number of historical railway stations have fallen into disuse or have undergone major renovations
A common characteristic shared by various Hungarian railway stations is the centralized office for booking tickets,