Wizz Air connects Oslo and Budapest with direct flights from €64 return. Median price sits around €69, giving you excellent value to reach Hungary without stopovers or hassle.
Price and when to book
Prices start from €64 return, with a median of €69. Sample fares show €64, €69 and €77 depending on dates and seat availability. Book as far ahead as possible: Wizz Air typically raises fares as departure approaches. October, November and February are cheaper months for this route.
Airline and stopovers
Wizz Air operates direct flights between Oslo and Budapest with no stopovers. Clear advantage: single-leg journey, less airport time and lower baggage risk. Hand luggage is included; check the airline's policy for checked bags if you need extra space.
Best time to visit
Hungary shines in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October): pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Winter (December–February) is cheaper but cold. For pure value, travel October–November or February. Christmas and summer drive prices up sharply.
What to do when you arrive
The Danube is Budapest's heart: walk its banks or take a river cruise to see Parliament and Chain Bridge. Széchenyi Thermal Bath is essential, especially in winter. Explore the Jewish Quarter, stroll through Buda Castle galleries and grab street food at local markets. Budapest is very affordable: accommodation, dining and transport cost a fraction of other European capitals.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price for flights from Oslo to Budapest?
The lowest fare we've logged is €64 return with Wizz Air. Prices vary by date, so compare different days and book early.
Are there direct flights from Oslo to Budapest?
Yes, Wizz Air flies direct between Oslo (OSL) and Budapest (BUD). No stopovers, saving you time and reducing complications.
Which month is cheapest to fly to Budapest from Oslo?
October, November and February typically offer lower fares. Avoid summer (June–August) and the Christmas period if cost is your priority.
What should I see in Budapest over a weekend?
Prioritise Parliament and Chain Bridge (Danube banks), Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Buda Castle and the Jewish Quarter. Budapest is compact and easy to explore on foot or by affordable public transport.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
