1 rentals available in Budapest · Oct 5, 2026 – Oct 8, 2026 (3 days)
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Gillian
Sep 29, 2026
3,0
Pushing around the streets were quite accessible with lots of dropped kerbs and good flat pavements. Not all shops, bars and buildings are accessible with flat access. It was harder to find accessible metro stations and main train stations with lifts but we did walk everywhere so wasn't such a problem for us and my mother can walk but just not long distances.
Adam
Sep 29, 2026
2,0
I was lucky to have a flat next to an accessible tram line... in general, it's poor, Budapest is really not accessible for people living in disabilities.
May
Aug 31, 2026
3,0
Average. Some of the pavements need to be flatter for a scooter. in Andrasy street on the way to Heroes Square, I had a terrible experience where I crossed the road on green lights and could not climb the pavement on the other side as it was too high for the scooter.
Howard
Aug 29, 2026
3,0
It depends whether you are in Buda or Pest. Two different terrains. The castle is difficult. Around the Fisherman’s Bastion north to the Vienna gate and down to the Sandor Palace is fine. I would stay off the bridges and most street but use the sidewalks. However the the greatest danger are pedestrians who don’t pay attention to where they are walking and those who go there nose stuck in their mobile/cellphone and walk right into your scooter.
