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Hungarian main-line railways are operated by [[Hungarian State Railways|MÁV]]. There are three main railway termini in Budapest, [[Keleti pályaudvar|Keleti]] (eastern), [[Nyugati pályaudvar|Nyugati]] (western), and [[Déli pályaudvar|Déli]] (southern), operating both domestic and international rail services. Budapest was one of the main stops of the [[Orient Express]] until [[2001]], when the service was cut back to Paris-Vienna.

Hungarian main-line railways are operated by [[Hungarian State Railways|MÁV]]. There are three main railway termini in Budapest, [[Keleti pályaudvar|Keleti]] (eastern), [[Nyugati pályaudvar|Nyugati]] (western), and [[Déli pályaudvar|Déli]] (southern), operating both domestic and international rail services. Budapest was one of the main stops of the [[Orient Express]] until [[2001]], when the service was cut back to [[Paris]]-[[Vienna]].

There is also a [[regional rail|suburban rail]] service in and around Budapest, operated under the name [[HÉV]].

There is also a [[regional rail|suburban rail]] service in and around Budapest, operated under the name [[HÉV]].