Yo no vi señales, ni nada que hiciese pensar que lo iban a cerrar

One of the first things you should do is buy either a travel card to suit the length of your visit so you can move about the public transport system (buses, trams, Metro) without further payment. Alternatively, depending on your interests and age of your group, you could get a Budapest Card which offers discounts on some entrance fees, attractions and restaurants as well as travel.The Buda side has great historical interest including the Castle and the Gellert baths, whereas the Pest side has more of the shopping and fine dining. You may wish to visit and use one of the famous spas and the Grand Market is worth a visit.

In some weeks.

Don't think you can put locks on. Huge chains. Certainly wouldn't recommend where we stayed as too far out from tourist areas. I would have liked to stay in buda.

I had already arranged transfers from airport to my hotel on the way out. I looked into options for return home, couldn't find a bus shuttle service like other places, maybe as it's further out the city compared to other places.

MY Understanding is that there will be a pedestrian area most of the time. But it may not be completely across the whole bridge. But call your hotel.

Η μετακίνηση στην πόλη είναι εύκολη γρήγορη και ευχάριστη,με τα μέσα συγκοινωνίας αλλά και με τα πόδια.Στην συγκεκριμένη γέφυρα μπορεί κάποιος να πάει με όλους τους τρόπους,μέσα η με τα πόδια

Hi ,Yvonne ,yes you can pass through the bridge from Buda to Pest side and it is preferable to do so .The views are stunning .

We were in Budapest the first few days of September and chain bridge not being renovated then