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E60 400 Borsului Road, Oradea, 410605, RO
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Hello,
just wondering the best (or cheapest!)way to get from belrade to oradea in the next couple of days, I can't seem to find much info on the internet (probably doesn't help that the hostel computer keeps crashing!)so any help would be really appreciated
thank you
Best way is bus or train from Belgrade via Temisoara & Arad to Oradea.
You will need to change bus/train at Temisoara.
For buses info from Belgrade chek www.bas.rs
For info on trains call Belgrade international enqury desk:+381 11 360.28.99
or chek here for info on belgrade-temisoata train:
http://www.yurail.co.yu/redvoznje/Direktnirv.aspx
It is a long ride some 340km and with car takes best part of 6 hrs.
Can not tell you about bus, as is lower & its stops at Temisoara & Arad. but I will add another hour on the top of it at least.
From Temisoara you will need to make arrangmats to get to Oradea.
Hope this was helpfull.
Happy travels
MacedonianUK
As mentioned above, the best way to do this is to go from Belgrade to Timisoara and then catch another train or bus to Oradea.
The big problem is that there isn't much public transport between Belgrade and Timisoara, just one train (it leaves from Belgrade at 3.55PM and gets to Timisoara around 9PM, which is too late for any connections to Oradea; a second class ticket costs 10-15 euros) and one minibus ( check
http://www.geatours.co.yu/eng/temisvar.htm ; it costs 25 euros).
The rest of the trip (from Timisoara to Oradea) is easy, there are 7-8 trains and numerous buses between these cities daily; the trip takes 3 - 4 1/2 hours and it costs under 10 euros.
Train timetables are available on http://infofer.ro/ and you can check bus timetables here:
http://www.autogari.ro/Transport/Timisoara-Oradea/556-98.aspx?lang=UK
ein paar begeisterte und gleichzeitig wichtige Leute hatten Oradea unheimlich gern. Heutzutage solche Leute gibt es immer noch. cind ma gindesc la Oradea, imi vin in minte locurile si coclaurile prin care m-am perindat odinioara. cu drag si cuprins de nostalgie revin la Oradea . Desi orasul se schimba la fata, in inima mea el ramina neschimbat.
when the people are going to a pic-nick they often make food in a cauldron
Goulash recipe: Finely chop a large onion and lightly fry in 2 tablespoons of fat. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon of red paprika, toss in 400 g beef cut into cubes, add salt, a green pepper and a tomato and steam under lid until almost tender. Add 200 g of mixed sliced carrot and parsley root (white carrot), 300 g diced potatoes, caraway seeds if liked, and 1.2 liter of water. Cover and simmer until tender.
more photos here:
http://utanozhatatlan.fotopic.net/c895336.html
Daca aveti probleme cu dintii puteti merge la urmatorul cabinet stomatologic unde veti primi 10 la suta reducere din pretul final daca le veti pomeni ca ati aflat de ei de accesind pagina de internet a lui Mircea. Cabinetul se afla pe strada Tudor Vladimirescu nu departe de cladirea primariei.
Medicii respectivi sint Petru Dusescu, medic specialist, si Claudia Indries, medic primar. Pentru a stabili o ora de consultare puteti suna la numarul de telefon de mai jos.
Or the "Fekete Sas" in Hungarian, or "Vulturul Negru" in Romanian... you decide how to call Oradeas most famous, impressive and beautiful building...
This was one of the most importent projects of the architects Komor Marcell & Jakab Deszo, it was built between 1907-1909 in secession style.
Today the structure includes some shops, bars and restaurants, there is also a cinema and a hotel in funny prices. The interior is covered by a beautiful colored glass which gives the place a special feeling. Each entrance dominated by an eagle, the symbol of the building.
Today the building is under big reconstruction for a few years now and in the near future i hope it will be in a perfect condition.
Ferdinand Square is a special place in oradea because it consists near it some of the most importent buildings in the old town.
You can see there the National Theater, Astoria hotel, restaurant Transilvania. Casa Poinar and in the other side of the rver you can see the City Hall and the Black Eagle Palace.
While you see all that there are in the area some nice cafes and small green parks with some benches where you can seat and enjoyfrom what you see.
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