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Located in southeastern Romania, Bucharest is the capital as well as the largest city and commercial center in the country. The Dambovita River runs right through the city, offering plenty of water activities during the warmer months. In a city filled with attractions like the Palace of the Parliament, Old Town, and the Romanian Athenaeum though, it is important to know how to get around in Bucharest.

The public transport system in Bucharest, Romania is the largest in Romania and one of the largest in all of Europe. There are several modes of transport including the Bucharest Metro, STB buses, light rail, trolley buses, and trams as well as a private minibus system. In addition, there are 10,000 taxicabs to help you get around when needed.

The bus is the most commonly used public transport option because it has the most stops, stations, and individual buses. However, the Metro and other modes of public transport are more popular during rush hours since the bus will be stuck in traffic, slowing down your commute time.

In the Bucharest City Centre, and at the Henri Coanda International Airport 10 miles to the north, you will find good access to all of the public transport options as well as plenty of taxi drivers and private car service. There are several bus stations throughout the central metropolis as the local bus runs over 854 miles around the city and many of these stations also give you access to other public transport such as the light rail, trolley buses, and trams.

Private transportation around the Romanian capital of Bucharest includes many different car services, taxicabs, car rental companies, ride-sharing, and private bus options. Whether you want a chauffeured limousine, minibus, or your own vehicle to drive, you can find it all.

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