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Weekend trips from Budapest to Innsbruck and Salzburg

Cheap flights and trip ideas from Budapest to Innsbruck and Salzburg (Austria) — live prices, flexible dates, instant booking. The cheapest deal right now starts from 30,430 HUF.

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Cheapest right now: Salzburg, Austria30,430 HUF

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Salzburg, Austriacheap flights
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Explore the architectural charm of Salzburg's Dom Quartier with Hohensalzburg Fortress in the backdrop.

Salzburg

Austria · SZG

September 6–12best for 6 days
Round-trip price95,712 HUF
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Innsbruck, Austriacheap flights
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Scenic view of Innsbruck's colorful architecture against a stunning mountain backdrop.

Innsbruck

Austria · INN

09/06/2026One-way price
One-way price108,804 HUF
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How many destinations are listed for Innsbruck and Salzburg?

We currently track 2 routes to Innsbruck and Salzburg with direct flights from Budapest, and prices update automatically.

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