Super Early Bird Tickets available until 500 bibs / 15 Nov 2026.
Running routes
Curated by Running Latte Club®, the organizer and largest social run club in Hungary. No tour guides, only you and the views.
Coffee spots
We know the best of them. Budapest has a quietly serious specialty coffee scene. LatteRace runners should know!
Hospitality
PURO Budapest and W Budapest, our partners welcome you to rest in the best conditions you can imagine.
Food markets
TimeOut Market and Great Market Hall (Vásárcsarnok) are worth a visit — best "lángos" in the city, reportedly.
Sights, other
Check Visit Hungary's site and their collection of Budapest's best sights. Feel free to walk, no need to rush things.
Budapest in general is walkable in any distance, no car will be needed for the race weekend. Here are some suggestions if you want to rest your legs.
Download Budapest's official public transportation application, BKK's Budapest GO for a convenient ticket purchase.
Preferring 2 wheels? Get MOL Bubi application and rent an electric bike.
MOL Bubi
Budapest's city bike network covers a fairly large area. Good for scouting the course before race day.
Bus
Several bus lines, these blue and red colored giants roaming the city day n night, don't need to worry if you can't get home by walk.
Tram
Take the Line 2 for the most beautiful view in our city you can imagine.
Metro lines
Budapest has 4 metro lines, covering the whole city and outer areas as well. It's the most convenient and fastest transportation. Take the yellow, M1 line to for some old-school vibes.
PURO Budapest
Description
PURO Budapest, with 212 rooms is being developed at 23 Paulay Ede Street, in Budapest's 6th District on the Pest side. The hotel will be located in the very center of the city, just steps from Andrássy Avenue and the Hungarian State Opera, and around a 10-minute walk from St. Stephen's Basilica.
Stay at PURO Budapest
Salt Bakery x Cause
Description
A collaboration on Zrínyi utca in District V.: CAUSE runs the specialty coffee and roastery side, SALT Bakery brings sourdough, pastries, and brunch. Bright, window-lined room near St. Stephen's Basilica — works for a sit-down breakfast, a laptop session, or a quick coffee and pastry stop.
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% Arabica Budapest
Description
Japanese specialty coffee brand founded in Kyoto in 2014. Its Hungary debut opened on Király utca in early 2025 — the brand's first Central European location. Interior by Paris studio Ciguë uses Zsolnay ceramic tiles nodding to Budapest's thermal baths. On-site roastery, minimalist design.
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Artizán
Description
A Budapest craft bakery known for long-fermented sourdough bread and morning pastries, baked fresh on-site without additives or preservatives. Founded in the city center, it's since grown to several locations across Budapest — each one baking its own bread, pastries, and coffee daily.
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Coffee Capital* (Find Your Spot Midtown)
Description
A specialty coffee stop on Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út, in the heart of downtown Budapest. Espresso and filter drinks made from carefully sourced beans, straightforward service, and a place to sit down or grab a coffee to go before continuing through the city center.
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Curated by Running Latte Club®. You can easily find the best running routes within the inner city of Budapest. We will upload more, promise!
Margaret Island - Buda
Buda & Pest Embankment
The Citadel
Long Roasted Run
Uber provides a convenient and efficient travel option between Ferenc Liszt International Airport and Budapest. Building on its extensive network of driver partners and reliable technology platform, Uber offers travelers a modern, flexible solution.
Upon arrival at the airport, passengers can seamlessly book their Uber ride through the application, directly from Terminals 2A and 2B.
Pickup is easier at Terminal 2A:
You can order an XL vehicle at Terminal 2B:
We recommend to use public transportation — 100E Airport Express — your direct link between Liszt Ferenc International Airport and Budapest city centre.
Public transport provides easy access to the city centre from Budapest Airport. The bus stops are located on the arrivals level, between the two terminals.
Buses run around the clock, every 5–10 minutes during the day, every 10–15 minutes in the morning and evening, and every 20–40 minutes on average at night.
100E Airport Express passenger drop-off points on the way to the city centre:
100E Airport Express boarding points in the city centre on the way to the airport:
We're working hard to show Budapest residents what to expect around traffic restrictions and closures. What we can tell you: this half marathon is going to be the friendliest closure the city has ever seen — no major intersections or bridges affected.
Contact us if you have any questions in the meantime.
