Europe
Getting around Romania
Between cities
Getting around Romania
Trains (CFR) are cheap but slow; intercity buses and minibuses are often faster. Low-cost flights link Bucharest, Cluj, Iași and Timișoara. A car helps in Transylvania.
Key facts
- Ride-hailing apps: Bolt, Uber.
- Driving: on the right. EU licences valid. Most other licences accepted for short stays; rental firms often want an IDP for non-EU licences.
- CFR Călători (national passenger rail)
- Bucharest Airports
Getting around by place
Sources
- CFR Călători (national passenger rail)
- Bucharest Airports
- US State Department travel advisory
- UK FCDO travel advice: Romania
- Speedtest Global Index: Romania
- EU Travel Europe (EES and ETIAS)
- Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs e-Visa
- World Bank open data
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