Experience Hungary's Transport Innovation
Technical visits offer participants a behind-the-scenes look at cutting-edge transport infrastructure and projects. In previous editions, attendees toured bridge experiences, museums, traffic control centers and intelligent management platforms.
For TRA 2026, we are designing visits that showcase Hungary’s transport innovations, ranging from metro and rail control centers to smart city projects, logistics hubs and mobility testbeds.
Planned Visits
Discover Hungary’s transport innovation through guided technical visits — from historic railway stations and traffic control centres to autonomous vehicle test tracks and iconic landmarks.
Visit to the Keleti railway station
1087 Budapest, Kerepesi út 2–4.
Discover one of Budapest’s most impressive landmarks — the Keleti Railway Station! Opened in 1884, this eclectic-style train station is not only the heart of Hungary’s railway network but also a true historical and cultural treasure.
Visit to the Nyugati railway station
1062 Budapest, Teréz körút 55.
Located at the intersection of Andrássy Avenue and the Grand Boulevard, Nyugati Railway Station is one of Budapest’s most iconic landmarks and an architectural gem in the heart of the city.
Autonomous vehicle and robot demonstration
HUN-REN Institute for Computer Science and Control, 1111 Budapest, Lágymányosi utca 11.
Visit the Innovation and Demo Space (IDS), where researchers, students, and industrial partners showcase cutting-edge developments in robotics, autonomous systems, and intelligent technologies.
ZalaZONE with lunch and a boat cruise on Lake Balaton
8900 Zalaegerszeg, ZalaZone tér 1. / 8360 Keszthely, Kastély utca 1.
An exclusive full-day visit to the ZalaZONE Automotive Test Track, offering insight into cutting-edge automotive innovation, autonomous driving, electromobility, and smart infrastructure, combined with a lunch at ZalaZONE and a scenic boat cruise on Lake Balaton.
Visit to the FUTÁR dispatcher centre
1085 Budapest, Szabó Ervin tér 2.
Discover how Budapest’s traffic management works, how the FUTÁR system operates, and how real-time transport updates and travel information are coordinated.
Railway history park visit
1142 Budapest, Tatai út 95. (departure from Keleti railway station)
Visit Europe’s largest open-air railway adventure park featuring over 100 railway vehicles, including railcars, steam cranes, snow plows, and other historic railway treasures.
Introduction of the HungaroControl air traffic control centre
1185 Budapest, Igló utca 33–35.
Explore the nearly 10,000 m², three-story Air Navigation Centre and learn about the NEXT-GEN Digital Tower, representing a new era in air traffic control technology.
Széchenyi Chain Bridge visit and travelling by funicular
Budapest, Széchenyi István tér
Walk along the historic Chain Bridge while learning about its history and architecture, followed by a ride on the Buda Castle Funicular with panoramic views of the city.
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