*SZIGET-BUDAPEST CITYPASS*

Budapest, the home of Sziget festival, is a magnificent city, famous for its spas and blessed with splendid public transport. Sziget festival has now made a deal with the city council in order to make it easier for Sziget visitors to also discover the wonders of the city and enjoy the healing waters and the many great swimming pools to escape the summer heat for only 29 euro!

And there’s more! From now on  www.2budapest.com will publish updated free info about Budapest’s best hidden secrets and everything you need to know to experience the best the city has to offer.

Sziget-Budapest Citypass offers:
- Unlimited public transport within the city borders of Budapest with tram, trolley, metro, bus, nightbus, inter-local train (HÉV) and the cogwheel railroad.
- One free entrance to a spa / bathhouse of Budapest.

- After that 20% discount at the spas and bathhouses of Budapest.
- Free entrance to the open-air swimming pools in Budapest.
- Free trips with the Sziget ferry from Sziget to city centre.
- Free trips with the Sziget boats to the swimming pools at Margit island.
- At least 50% discount on Budapest museum tickets.
- Discount fare (10%) from City Taxi (+36 12 111 111).
- 20% discount at Budapest Zoo (www.zoobudapest.com).
- 30% korting at Amusement Park of Budapest (www.vidampark.hu).

Price: 29 euro for 13 days. From 2 August (00.00) till 14 August (24.00h)

Vouchers for the Citypass are available from in the webshop. In case you already bought Sziget tickets (to avoid extra booking costs) you can order the citypass HERE !The vouchers can be changed for wristbands in Budapest on the train stations, the airport or at the festival entrance.

One of the great things about Sziget is that it takes place in the heart of one of Europe's most vibrant cities: a unique combination of nineteenth century chique and a modern undergroundscene. You can easily combine a visit to the coffeehouses, the baths, the opera and the innercity sightseeings with splendid poolparty's, the infomous ruin bars and gardenclubs.

The inner city itself is beautiful. The old Buda castle district on one side of the Danube and the 19th century city of Pest on the other side.

Budapest never sleeps. At Hajogyari Sziget (next to the festivalsite) you can find a whole range of clubs spinning everything from techno to latino and old school disco.. but most party's kick off downtown. Clubs like Merlin, Rio right at the Danube riverside.. or big party's at the Citadel (which has the best view over the city) on the Gelert Hill all put on great shows to make you dance the night away..

You can find up-to-date info about Budapest at www.2budapest.com