Train ticket from Vienna to Budapest is about € 35. Railjet trains look modern and hi-tech. It is equipped, as we were told, with 80 displays, which try hard to keep us, the passengers, duly informed. Some 40 in one direction:
And some 40 in the other:
And even outside a few (I don’t know whether they’re included in those eighty):
And above each seat there’s a tiny display. It definitely shows something, but you don’t know what exactly without reading the manual:
Even door control, toilet flush and hand dryer buttons look very hi-tech:
The eighty displays are there for a purpose. They show very important info. For example, current speed (which never went above 160 km/h according to my observations):
Train route map:
The same map in a close-up:
The train’s time-table:
In other words, it’s the cutting edge of German hi-tech.
Meanwhile, we’ve arrived at Budapest…
Next: Part 6. Budapest
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