Getting to & around

Getting to Romania can be rather simple. Whether you travel by car, train or airplane, you won’t have difficulties wandering around. Some of the main cities that support air travelling are Bucharest, its capital, where you can find various affordable low cost companies, Timisoara, Arad, Oradea, and Iasi. Some of the most famous chart companies are Tarom, CarpatAir, Blue Air, Aegean Airlines and others.

If you prefer the train, you have various options as well. You may want a more luxurious train, like the Inter-City or the Accelerate which are extremely fast and you can get to your destination in matter of hours, or in case you’re not in a hurry, there are various inexpensive trains you can benefit from, but which can take a whole night long until your destination. Furthermore, traveling by car is also a good idea, especially since the European Union allows integrated countries to enter without a passport. Some of the focal Romanian customs can be easy to found at Cenad, Bors, Sculeni, Giurgiu or Nadlac.

Within the country it’s also quite easy to manage; however you might need a map depending on the city you’re about to visit. You ought to know that Bucharest can be quite accessible through the underground metro station, while other major cities have local buses and trams. In case you don’t know what to do you can ask locals and they might point you in the right direction. Traveling by taxi in Romania is not that recommendable in the big cities, although prices for a ride are not that extreme.

For those who don’t have a car, but want to rent one, Romania has various accessible rental services. Although, you must be careful with the car and return it in due time, renting a car might be advantageous for tourist who are planning a longer trip to Romania and they want to travel around more easily.