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Accessible Romania

In this country guide you will find available pages of accessibility information in airports, in museums, and public transport.

Romania has a lot to offer. From mountains to the seaside, there is always something to explore.

Rich culture, historic sights, breathtaking nature … and of course the capital city of Bucharest.

Accessible Romania is the travel agent located in Bucharest you need to contact to discover all the good and interesting places. Beaches, cities, museums, all of it!

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Getting around in Romania

Public Transport

Train

The rail network CFR (Romanian Railways) is quite developed, with trains linking Bucharest to Romania’s tourist areas and trains linking tourist towns together (for example Braşov – Sibiu).

The main railway station is the Northern Railway Station but there are also Obor, Băneasa or South Titan Stations which are rarely used by locals, never by tourists. There are facilities for people with special needs.

Bus

RATB (Bucharest Autonomous Transportation) which has buses, trolleybuses, trams, express lines.

Buses are fully accessible, trolleybuses and trams are partially accessible.

Subway in Bucharest

METROREX (Bucharest Underground Transport Authority) – it facilitates quick access to tourist areas of the capital.

Taxi service

Accessible Romania has a fully adapted van for day tours or multiple day tours for groups up to 8 people.

Your next travel destination – Romania

So many wellness resorts – and accessible too! Do not forget to put Romania on your bucket list. This country combines folklore and history with modern city life. And the countless places to relax! Better make sure you don’t get lost.