Istanbul–Budapest Flight Tickets

Plan time for Parliament Building (Országház), Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Fisherman's Castle (Halászbástya) on your Budapest trip. When comparing flights from Istanbul, check arrival at BUD, baggage allowance and any connection time. The city guide helps you build an itinerary and plan local transport.

Observed one-way fare
2,161TRYIST · Feb 10, 2027 · One WayFare observed:Nov 11, 2026
Estimated nonstop flying time
~1 h 48 min
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Best season
April, May, June

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Dates with observed fares

Istanbul → Budapest · One Way

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Sample one-way fares departing Istanbul (IST), based on recent search records. Prices and availability may change at booking.Fare observed:Wed, Nov 11

Wed, Feb 10
Non-stop
2,161 TRY
Tue, Mar 9
Non-stop
2,231 TRY
Wed, Feb 3
Non-stop
2,274 TRY
Tue, Feb 2
Non-stop
2,274 TRY
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the flight from Istanbul to Budapest?

Total journey time depends on the airports and connections. Check the total duration of your selected service in the search results, and allow separately for connection waits and airport transfers.

Do I need a visa for Hungary?

Yes. Hungary sits inside the Schengen zone, so with an ordinary Turkish passport you'll need a Schengen visa before you go. Apply early, since the season fills up fast.

How much does a flight to Budapest cost?

Your best shot at the lower prices falls around April, May and June. Check current fares for your own travel dates. Compare one-way and return options using the total cost, including baggage, connections and airport transfers.

What's the one sight I shouldn't miss in Budapest?

Take in the city from the white turrets of Fisherman's Bastion, then see the Parliament up close — both are far more striking in person than in any photo.