Public transport Romania

Bucharest is a city well served by public transport, including the metro. To get to Calea Șerban Vodă, you can use several public transport options. Bus lines 116, 232 and 323 pass close to Calea Șerban Vodă, while streetcar line 1 also serves the area. For those who prefer the metro, line M2 is a convenient option for getting to Calea Șerban Vodă. Fares for the different modes of transport vary, but in general, the streetcar, trolleybus and bus fare is around 6 lei, while the metro fare is around 3 lei. It is advisable to consult the timetables and updated itineraries when planning your trip.

The first Romanian city to have a tramway, Timișoara can also boast of being the first (and for the moment the only) city in the country to have river shuttles. The public transport company RATT has introduced vaporettos that run along the Bega River between Sfânta Maria Square and Mihai Viteazu Bridge in the west of the city, in the Fabric district. On weekends, the ride is free! The 25-minute walk takes you from the Orthodox Cathedral to the Children's Park and back again. The vaporettos do not operate in winter.