How to use Bucharest Airport Train To City Center Romania Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- You have just landed in Bucharest and want to transfer from Henri Coandă Airport to the city center. Our video guide is here to help you! Taking the train is the fastest way! We'll provide guidance on the process, departure points, costs, and scheduling details! You can either follow along with the narration or utilize subtitles if it aids your comprehension. To easily access specific sections of the video, just click on the corresponding tab located at the bottom of the screen.
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Where Is The Station
You can't miss the train station-seriously! Once you step out of the airport, boom! There's this huge sign and a cool glass ceiling right over the station. It's literally a short stroll away. The station's called Aeroport Henri Coanda, and there are two train lanes.
How Much Does It Cost
Now, before we dive into the deets, keep in mind that hopping on the bus could save you a few bucks-like less than a euro-but it's not the speed demon of the transportation game. The bus will munch up around 40 minutes, maybe more if traffic's playing games, hitting every stop along the way.
Here's where the train swoops in superhero style. Picture this: a swift 20-minute ride, only stopping at 2 or 3 spots. And the price tag? A cool euro. These numbers are kind of a rough conversion from the local Romanian currency to euros.
Schedule And Final Destination
The ride clocks in at a cool 20 minutes, give or take 5. If you're the planning-ahead type, snag your ticket online or swing by the ticket office - your call.
Wanna claim a throne? You can reserve a seat for about an extra 40 cents, but honestly, it's a free-for-all.
Now, here's the sweet deal - trains are on the move 24/7, showing up roughly every 40 minutes. They've got options for the road warriors too, with weekly or monthly passes and some other day-specific magic. Check out the nitty-gritty on prices at the official website
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And guess what? Your final stop is the grand finale: Bucharest North, the main train station. 🚂💨
Gara - Bucuresti Nord
This is the main train station, built between 1868-1872. This place is decked out with all the goods - you've got your essential toilets, coffee joints, and even some international fast-food familiars for those cravings.
Now, the beauty of this spot? It's like a transport hub playground. Need to hop on the metro? Just stroll outside and hit up the metro entrance. The yellow line, M1, and the green line, M4, are your golden tickets right there. And oh, there's a super handy bus stop just hanging out outside too.
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00:00 Bucharest Airport To City Center
00:28 Where Is The Station
00:57 How Much Does It Cost
01:53 Schedule And Final Destination
02:58 Gara - Bucuresti Nord
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Bucharest Romania Travel Guide 1 Henri Coandă Airport. For details with expanded text, check our relevant blog with explanatory photos, and as always, practical info for more captivating destinations www.bestravelvideo.com/2023/11/exploring-bucharest-henri-coanda.html
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Thank you for this amazing video. I just wanted to ask which is the safest way to get to the city center at night like 1am? Bus, train or taxi?
@@oykuozudogru8760 In a city we don't know, we use common knowledge. We felt safe generally, but we stayed centrally, so we did not have to take a bus or taxi past midnight. From the airport to the centre the train runs 24 hours a day. Then, you just get outside the train station and probably take a taxi if you want ease of mind. The train ticket is cheap. For the taxi, better ask for the price beforehand, or check that they run the taxi meter. Probably by taking a taxi, you spend less time waiting for a bus, if you just want to feel safer at night, and the taxi will leave you outside your hotel, so you don't have to walk from the bus stop to the hotel at night.
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