I dso not think you need to go as far as Zagreb but I will check some maps - the Vienna to Venice ra

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From Budapest you could head, I think without looking at a rail map, down by Lake Balaton into Croatia or Slovenia via Bled and Ljublana, an easy day from Venice by train or bus and trains if direct trains are still not running.
reviews of new world renaissance hotel kowloon hong kong I dso not think you need to go as far as Zagreb but I will check some maps - the Vienna to Venice rail line IMO is as scenic or more than the Innsbruck-Brennero-Verona-Venice line and shorter to boot.
Someone may prove me wrong but I cannot imagine there is an easy direct and comfortable route from Budapest to the Adriatic and thence to Venice. I'm pretty sure you have to double back to Vienna to make decent connections. And there is simply no comparison between the condition and amenities of Hungarian trains and Austrian (or Italian) trains. IE I'd suck it up and backtrack to Vienna to catch a train to Italy.
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