The Cogwheel Railway (Fogaskerek?), or tram line number 60, is among Budapest’s unique historic public transport options. The line first opened in 1874, and its red carriages, today a nostalgic sight amid the Buda scenery, have been transporting passengers ever since. It runs from Városmajor park up to Széchenyi Hill, through Svábhegy. We will only need an ordinary ticket or pass to ride it, and it provides easy access to popular attractions such as Normafa and the Children’s Railway. We will sit back and enjoy the beautiful views of the Buda Hills and stop for a Coffee, Tea or Lemonade. After our break, we will ride the cogwheel back down. For more information see the NAWA Members Announcements or contact Membership nawamembership@gmail.com