By Air

The most popular way to reach Romania is by air. The country is easily accessed using a wide variety of budget and scheduled flight services from many European airports. For a full list of airlines serving Romania, follow the links below.

Departure countries:

WizzAir will begin operating budget direct flights from Cluj to Paris in December 2008, connecting more consumers in Western Europe. A new WizzAir base will be set up in Romania in 2009 creating a bright future for budget air travel to the nation.

Romania’s 11 International airports:

A new international airport is set to open in Brasov by late 2009, and budget airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet are preparing to offer their services to the airport.

By Rail

Interestingly enough, the original Orient Express train ran from Paris to Bucharest.

Today, international express trains connect the main central European capitals with Bucharest, then onwards to the Black Sea coast and some main cities. Romania is a member of the International Railway Tariff System, RIT, and Inter Rail.

Bucuresti North is the main train station at Bucharest (Gara de Nord, Blvd. Garii de Nord 2, Tel: 9521). The station is located just three miles from central Bucharest, and connects with both national and international cities throughout Europe.

Useful booking information:

For latest train timetables for domestic routes, visit Infofer.ro

SNCFR's advance booking office (Agentia de Voiaj SNCFR Bucuresti)
Address: St. Domnita Alexandra 10-14, Bucharest, tel: (21) 313.26.42
Open: Mon. - Fri. 7:30am - 7:30pm; Sat. 8:00am - 12:00pm; Closed Sun.
Reservations can be made up to 24 hours in advance but tickets for same-day travel need to be bought direct at the station.

Wasteels Travel
Address: Gara de Nord, tel: (21) 317.03.69, email: marketing@wasteels.eunet.ro
web: www.wasteels.ro/en
Open: Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 7:00pm; Sat. 8:00am - 2:00pm; closed Sun.
For advance reservations for national and international travel

By Road

Modern highways are normal in Romania and meet EU regulations in terms of engineering standards, signage and road safety.

The principal highways into Romania are:

E81 - from Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest-Petea
E60 - from Vienna, Prague, Budapest-Bors
E64 - from Nadlac E64
E671- from Varsand E671
E70 - from Trieste, Belgrade-Moravita, Portile de Fier
E85 - from Athens, Tirana, Sofia-Giurgiu
E87 - from Istanbul, Sofia-Vama Veche
E580 - from Moscow, Kiev, Kishinev-Albita
E85 - from Warsaw, Kiev, Chernowitz-Siret.

International bus companies serving Bucharest:

Anesis
Address: Str. Poterasi 20-22
Tel: (21) 330.91.76
Scheduled service to Athens (Greece)

Atlassib
Address: Blvd. Gh. Duca 4
Tel: (21) 222.47.35
Scheduled service to France, Germany, Italy, Sweden

DoubleT
Address: Calea Victoriei 2
Tel: (21) 313.36.42
Scheduled service to Austria, Germany, Greece, Italy, Switzerland

Eurolines Touring
Address: Blvd. Al. Ioan Cuza 5A
Tel: (21) 210.08.90
Scheduled service to Germany with connections to any country in Europe

Murat
Adress: Blvd. Dinicu Golescu 31
Tel: (21) 336.6215
Daily service to Istanbul (Turkey)

Toros
Adress: Calea Grivitei 136-138
Tel: (21) 223.18.98
Daily service to Istanbul (Turkey)

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