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| Where is Budapest Tech? |
| Right HERE and HERE |
| When do I have to arrive? When should I leave? |
Arrival: preferrably on the afternoon of the 20th of August (Sunday).
Departure: we've no programs for Saturday, so preferrably on the 2nd of September (Saturday) |
| How to travel from St.Etienne to Budapest? |
- Train: St.Etienne - Lyon - Geneva - Zurich - Budapest
This is the easiest: only train. But it takes about 23 hours
- Train: St.Etienne - Lyon - Geneva, then Plane: Geneva - Budapest
(check easyjet.com www.hostelworld.com)
This is the best choice in my opinion, but this might require to spend a night in Geneva
- Train: St.Etienne - Paris, then Plane: Paris - Budapest
(check www.skyeurope.com www.wizzair.com www.easyjet.com)
This may be the most confortable (TGV+Plane), but a little more expensive than #2
- Plane: St.Etienne - London - Budapest
(check www.ryanair.com www.skyeurope.com www.wizzair.com www.easyjet.com)
This one takes two days, but it's fun and costs almost the same as the others
- Train: St.Etienne - Lyon, EXPENSIVE plane Lyon - Budapest
(check www.malev.com)
VERY EXPENSIVE
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| How to travel from Koblenz to Budapest? |
| (thx to Gergo :) |
- There're daily flights from Budapest to Frankfurt-Hahn, thats about 60kms from Koblenz
(check www.wizzair.com)
- There're flights from Budapest to Cologne, thats about 80kms from Koblenz
(check www.germanwings.de)
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| How to travel from Finnland to Budapest? |
| Sorry, the truth is: I've no idea... There are cheap flights between Budapest and Copenhagen (Sky Europe), or Budapest and Stockholm (WizzAir). There's a Malev flight between Helsinki and Budapest, but that costs ~600EUR. You can check www.sterlingticket.com or www.finnair.com for other planes. |
| What should we know about the dormitory? |
Well, we'll make photos of the rooms, then you'll know more. The most important thing: do not expect five-star quality - this is only a student dormitory. We'll give you sheets, but bring towels and such. There won't be separate shower cabins in the rooms, and in general, rooms will be worse than in St.Etienne [well, residence Littré was a good one, but if we compare to Résidence Universitaire LA COTONNE, then I can say that Hungarian dormitories are not worse than that].
We'll keep you updated on this topic. |
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