Built in the 1970s as part of one of Hungary's central train stations, this exceptional tunnel system was once the most modern infrastructure in Central Europe. However, it has seen little renovation since, leaving an authentic, aged, and gritty appearance. The 245-meter-long underpass connects the train tracks to five public transport platforms, with its unusual width allowing cars and other vehicles to pass through, accessed via ramps at each entrance. The entrances feature simple yet striking geometric designs, offering stylish backdrops for film productions. Underground, the dark and dirty tunnel is frequented by vehicles and pedestrians heading to the platforms, with pale yellow walls covered in graffiti. Its eerie atmosphere makes it an ideal setting for spy films or scenes set in urban fringes.
Gallery of Car Underpass
