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Kertész.

Wide-bay parking in central Budapest

Budapest, Kertész u. 28

District VII, accessible off Erzsébet körút. The cheapest daily rate of the six, and plenty of wide bays, which makes it the one to pick when you are leaving the car for the day rather than the hour. Klauzál tér and Almássy tér are both close.

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What's nearby?

Klauzál tér, Almássy tér and the 4 and 6 trams on Erzsébet körút. The New York Café and Blaha Lujza tér are a short walk south along the körút.

Details

Opening hours
Open 24 hours

Prices

Per hour
1 000 Ft · ~€2.73
One day
18 000 Ft · ~€49.21
Three days
40 000 Ft · ~€109.35
Five days
40 000 Ft · ~€109.35
Thirty days
70 000 Ft · ~€191.36
Per month (auto-renew)
52 000 Ft · ~€142.15

Paying by the hour stops adding up after 18 hours. From then on you pay the day rate.

Every price includes VAT.

Other TruPark car parks

Straight-line distance.

Drive in.
We know it's you.

Cameras read your plate, match your booking and lift the barrier before you've stopped rolling. No ticket. No machine. No wound-down window in the rain.

  1. 1 Book online — pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay
  2. 2 Arrive — the camera reads your plate
  3. 3 Barrier lifts — you're in your wide bay

Plate recognition runs at our camera-equipped car parks — elsewhere your booking includes a QR code for the barrier.

How wide is 270cm?

Watch a standard Budapest bay become a TruPark bay, and watch how you'll never scratch your door again.

210cm 270cm
Bay width
270cm
Vehicle width
173cm
Clearance
49cm
Door dings
ZERO

Reading

What we have written about Kertész and the streets around it.

Kertész Utca Parkoló: A Practical Parking Guide

Kertész Street sits in the heart of District VII, close to the Madách theatre and the Erzsébet körút nightlife strip. Finding a car park here is easy. Knowing which one, at which address, is where drivers get tripped up.

7 min read

Parking at Kertész

What are the opening hours at Kertész?
It is open 24 hours a day.
Is it cheaper to buy a day than to pay by the hour?
After 18 hours, yes. Up to that point the hourly rate is cheaper; past it you pay the day rate either way.
How do I get in?
At our camera-equipped car parks the camera reads your plate and the barrier lifts. Everywhere else your booking carries a QR code for the barrier.
What if the camera does not read my plate?
Use the intercom at the barrier. Staff can see the lane and open it.
I booked with the wrong number plate. Can I change it?
Yes, from the link in your booking confirmation, up until you arrive.