It’s very easy to travel to Romania from practically every corner of the world. This is due to its location within the European continent, but also to a wide variety of transportation companies that can bring you here.<\/p>\n
Travelling by plane<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
Romania has a total of 17 airports, 11 of which are international airports. The closest one to the Danube Delta<\/a> is in Tulcea<\/a><\/span>, which is currently being modernized and will serve international flights.<\/p>\n Here are the main airports:<\/p>\n Henri Coanda International Airport Bucharest<\/span><\/b><\/a>, is located in Otopeni, 16 km from the capital, Bucharest. It is the largest and most crowded airport in Romania, has flights to almost every big city in Europe, several Middle Eastern capitals, all the main cities of Romania, but also flight stopovers to USA, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, China or Japan. Since 2012 all low cost companies operate flights from this airport.<\/p>\n Traian Vuia International Airport<\/span><\/b>\u00a0Timisoara<\/span><\/strong><\/a> is the second largest airport in Romania. It has flights to many big cities from Germany, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Greece, Ukraine, Republic of Moldova, France, the UK and also to several cities in Romania. Many important companies operate here, like Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines, Carpatair or Tarom, but also most of the low cost companies.<\/p>\n Avram Iancu International Airport\u00a0Cluj Napoca<\/strong><\/a> <\/span>is the largest airport in Transylvania<\/a> and serves many flights to and from various European destinations. The main companies which use this airport are Lufthansa and Wizz Air (low cost).<\/p>\n Other small international airports are located in:<\/p>\n Sibiu\u00a0<\/a><\/span>–<\/b> used for flights to Austria, Germany, UK, Italy and Spain by companies like Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines and Blue Air.<\/p>\n Bacau<\/span>\u00a0<\/a>–\u00a0<\/b>mostly used for flights to Italy and the UK with one main operator, Blue Air.<\/p>\n Constanta<\/a><\/span> –<\/b> this is an important airport, the only Romanian airport at the Black Sea. Since June 2013 Turkish Airlines operates direct flights between Constanta and Istanbul three times a week.<\/p>\n Suceava<\/a><\/span>\u00a0<\/b>– used mainly for flights to Italy.<\/p>\n Iasi<\/a><\/span> –<\/b> \u00a0used for flights to Austria, UK, Italy, and Israel. Companies like Austrian Airlines and TAROM operate here.<\/p>\n Targu-Mures<\/span><\/a>\u00a0<\/b>– \u00a0used for flights to Hungary, Germany, UK, Italy, France, Belgium and Spain, with a main operator, Wizz Air.<\/p>\n Arad<\/b><\/a><\/span> – used for seasonal flights, to one or two Italian destinations.<\/p>\n Baia Mare<\/b><\/span><\/a> – has a seasonal airport.<\/p>\n Tulcea<\/span><\/a> –<\/b> at the moment there are a few national flights; it\u2019s currently being modernized and will serve national and international tourists visiting Danube Delta<\/a>. \u00a0<\/i><\/p>\n Travelling by train\u00a0<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n Romania is relatively well connected with the European railways. There are international daily routes to Vienna, Budapest, Sofia, Istanbul, Chisinau, Kiev and Moscow, but due to poor infrastructure, the journey can take a long time.<\/p>\n Even so, when travelling from Central Europe, trains are the ideal way of getting to the central western cities of Romania, like Brasov<\/a>, Sighisoara<\/a>, Oradea<\/a> or Cluj-Napoca<\/a>.<\/p>\n Travelling by coach<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n Even if Romania hasn\u2019t been known as a country in which you can to travel by coach, this type of transportation has become very popular over time.<\/p>\n After the 90’s, many coach companies emerged which now carry tourists to Romania in acceptable conditions, to almost every corner of the country. If you travel to Romania and have to choose between train and coach, keep this in mind as a general rule: if the trains have regular schedules, the tickets cost approximately the same and the journey takes as long as if travelling by coach, choose trains, they\u2019re more comfortable.<\/p>\n Travelling by boat<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n