Is there a public bus from Budapest to Debrecen?

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No results are obtained when I search on goeuro.com or busbud.com, and Wikitravel's Debrecen page only suggests car, plane and train.



However, this is between the biggest and second biggest cities of a country, and if cars can travel between the two cities, I'm surprised there's no bus.



Does anyone know if there is one?




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  • Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
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No results are obtained when I search on goeuro.com or busbud.com, and Wikitravel's Debrecen page only suggests car, plane and train.



However, this is between the biggest and second biggest cities of a country, and if cars can travel between the two cities, I'm surprised there's no bus.



Does anyone know if there is one?




europe budget buses hungary central-europe




share|improve this question




















  • Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 22:14










  • @CannonFodder: I wonder why you didn't write that in an answer rather than comment.
    – user1271772
    Jul 31 at 22:23










  • At the time I didn't have time to write up a proper answer. Zach Lipton has done it now using the same source.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 23:06






  • 2




    Not bothered. I can't use the points for anything.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Aug 1 at 19:19






  • 1




    livinginhungary.info/…
    – chx
    Aug 3 at 8:37












up vote
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favorite









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No results are obtained when I search on goeuro.com or busbud.com, and Wikitravel's Debrecen page only suggests car, plane and train.



However, this is between the biggest and second biggest cities of a country, and if cars can travel between the two cities, I'm surprised there's no bus.



Does anyone know if there is one?




europe budget buses hungary central-europe




share|improve this question












No results are obtained when I search on goeuro.com or busbud.com, and Wikitravel's Debrecen page only suggests car, plane and train.



However, this is between the biggest and second biggest cities of a country, and if cars can travel between the two cities, I'm surprised there's no bus.



Does anyone know if there is one?





europe budget buses hungary central-europe





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  • Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 22:14










  • @CannonFodder: I wonder why you didn't write that in an answer rather than comment.
    – user1271772
    Jul 31 at 22:23










  • At the time I didn't have time to write up a proper answer. Zach Lipton has done it now using the same source.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 23:06






  • 2




    Not bothered. I can't use the points for anything.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Aug 1 at 19:19






  • 1




    livinginhungary.info/…
    – chx
    Aug 3 at 8:37
















  • Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 22:14










  • @CannonFodder: I wonder why you didn't write that in an answer rather than comment.
    – user1271772
    Jul 31 at 22:23










  • At the time I didn't have time to write up a proper answer. Zach Lipton has done it now using the same source.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Jul 31 at 23:06






  • 2




    Not bothered. I can't use the points for anything.
    – Cannon Fodder
    Aug 1 at 19:19






  • 1




    livinginhungary.info/…
    – chx
    Aug 3 at 8:37















Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
– Cannon Fodder
Jul 31 at 22:14




Rome2Rio lists both bus and train services between the two cities.
– Cannon Fodder
Jul 31 at 22:14












@CannonFodder: I wonder why you didn't write that in an answer rather than comment.
– user1271772
Jul 31 at 22:23




@CannonFodder: I wonder why you didn't write that in an answer rather than comment.
– user1271772
Jul 31 at 22:23












At the time I didn't have time to write up a proper answer. Zach Lipton has done it now using the same source.
– Cannon Fodder
Jul 31 at 23:06




At the time I didn't have time to write up a proper answer. Zach Lipton has done it now using the same source.
– Cannon Fodder
Jul 31 at 23:06




2




2




Not bothered. I can't use the points for anything.
– Cannon Fodder
Aug 1 at 19:19




Not bothered. I can't use the points for anything.
– Cannon Fodder
Aug 1 at 19:19




1




1




livinginhungary.info/…
– chx
Aug 3 at 8:37




livinginhungary.info/…
– chx
Aug 3 at 8:37










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Rome2Rio shows a twice-daily bus route operated by Volanbusz: line 1060.



However, there are also many rail connections that take less time and cost a similar amount, so that may be preferable.






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    Rome2Rio shows a twice-daily bus route operated by Volanbusz: line 1060.



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      Rome2Rio shows a twice-daily bus route operated by Volanbusz: line 1060.



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        Rome2Rio shows a twice-daily bus route operated by Volanbusz: line 1060.



        However, there are also many rail connections that take less time and cost a similar amount, so that may be preferable.






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        However, there are also many rail connections that take less time and cost a similar amount, so that may be preferable.







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