Due to the recent lifting of certain pandemic restrictions, masks will not be mandatory to use at public transport stops in public areas. However, while using the public transport services and in indoor areas (e.g., metro stations), masks are still mandatory to use.
The curfew has been lifted, and there is no need to wear a mask anymore in public, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced on Saturday, May 22nd.
In the last few days, several cultural institutions in Budapest have reopened their doors to visitors.
4 million people have received at least the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine by Friday afternoon, as announced by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a Facebook video.
According to the mandatory legal rules, for the time being, those possessing an immunity certificate and children (under the age of 18) under supervision of a person protected against the coronavirus can visit the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden from Saturday at 9 am.
From May 1 2021, the Széchenyi, Gellért, Rudas, Lukács, Paskál and the Csillaghegyi Árpád Spas are reopening. The use of a mask which covers the nose and mouth is mandatory at the entry and throughout the whole stay in the spa, excluding the pool areas.
Terraces of restaurants can open, and the curfew will start at 11 pm, announced Prime Minister Viktor Orbán this morning on Kossuth radio.
Kindergartens and elementary schools will open from April 19th – Prime Minister Orbán shared in his Facebook video.
2.5 million people have received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, and thus shops are allowed to reopen and services can begin to restart, said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a video.
After closing off the first row of seats in buses and trolleybuses, the BKV is now installing a cordon around the first seats of the TW6000 Hannover trams as part of the measures against the pandemic.