MÁV-START

Night Trains from Budapest to Split

1 night train connects Budapest and Split, run by MÁV-START. Compare timetables, stops, journey time and where to book. Trains run in both directions — Budapest to Split and Split to Budapest.

1 train on this route

Budapest Keleti → Split (IC 1204 / IC 1205)

Operator
MÁV-START
Duration
14h 57m
Distance
784 km
Classes
seat, couchette, sleeper
Tickets
Fixed fare— what does this mean?

Book any time. The price won't rise, but berths sell out.

Preselects Budapest Keleti → Split

Book any time — the price won't rise, but berths sell out.

Budapest Keleti → Split

IC 1204
Departs 18:40Arrives 09:372026/09/01-10/04: Tue, Fri
  1. Budapest Keleti18:40
  2. Budapest Kelenföld
  3. Székesfehérvár
  4. Siófok
  5. Nagykanizsa
  6. Gyékényes pvh.
  7. Knin
  8. Perković
  9. Kaštel Stari
  10. Split Predgrađe
  11. Split09:37

Official timetable

seasonal

Split → Budapest Keleti

IC 1205
Departs 17:40Arrives 09:352026/09/01-10/04: Wed, Sun
  1. Split17:40
  2. Split Predgrađe
  3. Kaštel Stari
  4. Perković
  5. Knin
  6. Gyékényes pvh.
  7. Nagykanizsa
  8. Siófok
  9. Székesfehérvár
  10. Budapest Kelenföld
  11. Budapest Keleti09:35

Official timetable

seasonal

Frequently asked questions

How many night trains run between Budapest and Split?+

1 night train connects Budapest and Split, run by MÁV-START.

How long does the Budapest to Split night train take?+

The fastest overnight journey is about 14h 57m.

How much is a night train from Budapest to Split?+

MÁV-START sells this route on a fixed tariff: the fare is set by distance and comfort class, so it does not rise as the departure approaches and booking early does not make it cheaper — though sleeper berths do sell out.

How do I book a night train from Budapest to Split?+

Compare the trains above and book directly with MÁV-START.

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