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The Cluj-Napoca International Airport is situated 10 km. east from the city centre.
Transportation to/from the city :
* Taxi : fares between 1 -1.5 RON / km.
* Rent-a-car companies : JETTOUR, AUTORENT, AVIROMS, ZIPPO, RODNA TRANS.
* Bus : line 8 (30 min. to the city centre)
Monday-Friday : 5.30 - 22.30
Saturday-Sunday : 5.30 - 22.00
Companies / destinations :
- TAROM : Bucharest, Timisoara, Sibiu, Frankfurt/M., Munich, Vienna, Milano
- CARPATAIR : Timisoara, Munich, Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, Budapest, Rome, Ancona, Bologna, Treviso, Florence, Bergamo, Verona, Turin
- CLUBAIR : Bologna, Verona. Leave a Comment Theme: AirplanePhone: +40 264 41 67 02Website: www.airportcluj.ro Other Contact: aercj@codec.ro
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You can get to Romania by different ways:by road, by air or by sea....you can choose any comfort you wish;)
Getting by road:
The principal access points into Romania are: Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest-Petea E 81; Vienna, Prague, Budapest-Bors E 60 or Nadlac E 64 or Varsaud E 671; Trieste, Belgrade-Moravita E 70 or Portile de Fier E 70; Athens, Tirana, Sofia-Giurgiu E 85; Istambul, Sofia-Vama Veche E 87; Moscow, Kiev, Chernovitz-Siret E 85. All roads are marked in accordance with international regulations. Driving is on the right side of the road and overtaking on the left.
If you come by car to Romania, bring your driving licence, car papers and green card.
Getting to Romania by air:
Some of Romania’s international airports are: Bucharest – Otopeni, Baneasa, Constanta – Mihail Kogalniceanu and Timisoara.
Otopeni International Airport in Bucharest is 18 km from the city center. Transfers can be made by airport coach or by taxi.
In the latter case it is wise to agree the price with the driver before beginning the journey.
Around Romania, you can travell by:
TAXIS
State and private taxis are equipped with metres. As with many things in Romania prices are more than reasonable.
COACHESCoach services link the important urban centers and cover the whole country.
TRAINS
An extensive rail network – 11,000 kms in total – spans the country.
AIR TRANSPORT
TAROM, the national carrier, has flights to major cities. However it is wise to remember that Bucuresti is the center of the network, so a return to Bucharest is often necessary to go to another city. TAROM’s domestic office in Bucharest is a 59 Buzesti, Str. P-ta Victoriei, Tel. 659.4185.
CAR RENTAL
Your travel agent can book a self – driven car, on a rent and mileage or unlimited mileage basis. Ask also for cars driver, as extremely interesting prices are available. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Now, I heard a lot of bad about Romanian trains; everybody said they were dirty, crowded and slow... well, ok, maybe most of them is not that clean, still they're very cheap and the trail is pretty large, so I think it's worth. Plus I really doubt they're more dangerous than our Polish trains, for I was travelling by night, alone, and nothing bad happend - just the opposite, I had a very nice time and met very nice people... of course, if you're used to the highest standards, taking a "personal" in Romania will be sort of a shock to you, but see, if all the World looked the same there wouldn't be any reason to move your ass and explore ;) Leave a Comment Theme: TrainWebsite: www.cfr.ro - Romanian Railways (for trains' schedule) Other Contact: Romanian _Bat's homepage
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The International Airport Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu is the oldest and the second-biggest airport in Romania
It is situated in the north side of Bucharest, on the National Way DN-1, to a distance of 8,5 km from the centre of the city.
In normal conditions, you can make this distance, in ten minutes.
From the airport Aurel Vlaicu (Baneasa), one can flies into diverse directions in the world:
Madrid, Roma, Paris, Barcelona,
Istambul, Bergamo, Torino, Valencia,
Maastricht, Frankfurt, Lyon, Corfu,
Rhodos, Salonic, Heraklion, Bodrum,
Antalya, Barcelona, Teneriffe, Palma Mallorca,
Milano, Venetia, Napoli, Bratislava, Malta, Monastir.
This airport collaborates with diverse international air companies:
Blue Air
Sky Europe
WIZZ Air
MyAir
GermanWings
The address of the airport is: Soseaua Bucuresti Ploiesti Nr 40 Sector 1, Bucuresti 013695 - OP 18, ROMANIA Leave a Comment
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The most important railway company in Romania is CFR (Caile Ferate Romane)
The transport with the train, on the Romanian ways is reasonably priced and is good organised.
The international trains are clean and relative comfortable.
Many trains drive everyday into diverse directions of Europe.
The national trains are inexpensive, but they drive slowly and the conditions are not so good.
The exception is “Sageata Albastra”, an intercity train that drive very rapidly, is clean, and modern.
There are Persons trains or wares trains. Leave a Comment
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Atlassib is an international transport society, with the headquarters in Sibiu and with many workplaces in whole Romania and Europe.
This society makes the persons or packets transport insides Romania or into other European lands.
It is a rapidly, serious and reliable transport society of Romania. Leave a Comment
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A comfortable and inexpensive transport possibility in whole Romania is the Taxi.
There are numerous Taxi societies in the entire land.
The cars are modern, clean, rapidly and in good technical condition.
The drivers are friendly and competent. Leave a Comment
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The ferryboat is the transport possibility from Galati or Braila to Tulcea, and back.
In this region there is not a bridge for the pedestrian transport or for the motorcars.
The Ferryboat (Bac), make this way over the large river, everyday, into regular time distances.
Cars, trucks, small buses, bicycles, motorbikes, and pedestrians, traverse the Danube on the Ferryboat. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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If you fly to, or from Romania, you must know a few details over the flight conditions into this country.
The Romania's major commercial aviation company is TAROM
With its 20 planes, it is a very small air company, compared to other companies in Europe, but the pilots have a very good qualification.
The airports in Romania are very modern and the personnel work with the newest technical methods.
The most important airports of Romania are:
The International Airport Henri Coanda (Otopeni) – Bucharest
The International Airport Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu –Bucharest
The International Airport Mihail Kogalniceanu - Constanta
The International Airport of Timisoara
The International Airport of Cluj-Napoca
The International Airport of Arad
The International Airport of Iasi
The International Airport of Bacau Leave a Comment
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The bus is an important transport possibility of Romania.
The buses drive insides or between the towns or the villages of Romania.
There are also international buses that drive to other land of Europe.
Almost all buses are modern and in good conditions. Leave a Comment
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