List of postal codes in Hungary

Postal codes in Hungary consist of four digits. They were introduced on 1 January 1973. Each code denotes a post office of the Magyar Posta company.

The first digit identifies a geographic delivery area within Austria. The second identifies a routing area. The third defines the route the mail takes either with the car/truck or with the train. The fourth stands for the post office outlet in the routing city.

Geographic delivery areas

The geographic delivery area sometimes coincides with the county (megye), as shown in the table below.

In the capital Budapest, the second and third digit describe the district within the city (i.e. 1140: 14th district – Zugló).

2-digit postcode areas Hungary (defined through the first two postcode digits)
Irsz. (Postal code) település (megye / város)
1000 - 1901 Budapest
2000 - 2391 Pest
2400 - 2491 Fejér
2500 - 2591 Komárom-Esztergom
2600 - 2791 Pest
2800 - 2991 Komárom-Esztergom
3000 - 3050 Heves
3051 - 3191 Nógrád
3200 - 3391 Heves
3400 - 3991 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
4000 - 4291 Hajdú-Bihar
4300 - 4991 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg
5000 - 5491 Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok
5500 - 5991 Békés
6000 - 6591 Bács-Kiskun
6600 - 6991 Csongrád
7000 - 7059 Fejér
7060 - 7254 Tolna

Postal codes by county

Budapest

Buda Castle seen across the Danube - I. district
Hungarian Parliament Building - V. district

Pest County

Red: Gödöllő District; Blue: Érd District; Yellow: Szigetszentmiklós District; Green: Cegléd District; Orange: Budakeszi District; Pink: Dunakeszi District; Spring green: Szentedre District; Brown: Nagykáta District; Purple: Vác District; Dark Green: Monor District; Deep Pink: Pilisvörösvár District; Cyan: Dabas District; Gold: Vecsés District; Steel: Gyál District;

City centre of Szentendre
Visegrád Castle and the Danube Band
Ruin of the Zsámbék Premontre monastery church
View of the Danube Bend from Dobogó-kő
Entrance from the garden of Grassalkovich Palace, Gödöllő
City Hall of Dunakeszi
Aerial view Hungaroring, Mogyoród
Schossberger Palace, Tura
Aerial view near Káva
Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport near Vecsés
Serbian Orthodox Church in Ráckeve
Danube-Tisza Canal near Dunaharaszti
The 13.c. Romanesque monastery church of Ócsa
The Arc of Triumph was built for Empress Maria Theresia's visit in 1764
Luczenbacher Palace, Szob
Panorama of Börzsöny mountain
The Calvinist Great Church of Cegléd
Square of Heroes in Nagykőrös

Komárom-Esztergom County

Red: Esztergom District; Blue: Tatabánya District; Yellow: Komárom District; Green: Tata District; Orange: Oroszlány District; Pink: Kisbér District

The middle ages monastery church of Dömös
(Esztergom) Castle Hill panorama from Stúrovo
Skyline of Bajna
Communist housing developments in Tatabánya
Camaldolese Hermitage In Majk, near Oroszlány
Castle of Tata from the Old lake
Fort Monostor

Fejér County

Batthyány Palace, Bicske
The gate of Dunaferr, Dunaújváros
Greek Orthodox Church in Beloiannisz
Brunszvik Palace, Martonvásár
Lake Velence

Nógrád County

Red: Salgótarján District; Blue: Balassagyarmat District; Yellow: Pásztó District; Green: Rétság District; Orange: Bátonyterenye District; Pink: Szécsény District

Almásy Palace, Alsópetény
Panorama in Börzsöny Mountains near Diósjenő
Ruins of Drégely Castle, between Drégelypalánk and Nagyoroszi
Former Nógrád County Hall, Balassagyarmat
Cserhát Mountains, from Hollókő
Roman Catholic Church in Egyházasdengeleg
Kalvária in Buják village
Skyline of Salgótarján
Ruins of Salgó
Main facade of Forgách Palace, Szécsény
Hollókő, old village (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Heves County

Red: Eger District; Blue: Gyöngyös District; Yellow: Hatvan District; Green: Heves District; Orange: Füzesabony District; Pink: Pétervására District; Spring green: Bélapátfalva District

Main facade of Grassalkovich Palace, Hatvan
The Nave of St. Bartholomew Church, Gyöngyös
Kékes seen from the roadbend beneath Galya-tető
Károlyi Palace, today this building is Luxury Hotel in Parádsasvár
View of Istenmezeje
Power plan in Visonta
Eger, view from the Castle
The 13.c. Cistercian Romanesque monastery church of Bélapátfalva
"Fátyol vízesés" (waterfall) in Szilvásvárad
The Feldebrő memorial church, where king Aba Sámuel was entombed in the 11th century.
Tisza Dam in Kisköre

Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County

Red: Miskolc District; Blue: Kazincbarcika District; Yellow: Ózd District; Green: Mezőkövesd District; Orange: Szerencs District; Pink: Edelény District; Spring green: Tiszaújváros District; Brown: Sárospatak District; Purple: Sátoraljaújhely District; Dark Green: Encs District; Deep Pink: Gönc District; Cyan: Putnok District; Gold: Szikszó District; Steel: Cigánd District; M: Mezőcsát District; -1

See also

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