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1 way to Piața Victoriei

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Bus 100 to Piața Unirii

100 · STB — Societatea de Transport București, on the TPBI tariff
21–29 min rideEvery 15 minRuns all night
The stops in front of the Arrivals terminalthe Piața Victoriei stop
24-hour serviceLuggage space
RON 3total for 1 adultRON 3 eachBuy ticketOn STB
Pickup, hours & luggage

Boards at. The stops in front of the Arrivals terminal and in front of the Departures terminal, in the airport's words; STB times the line from its "Aeroport Henri Coandă Plecări" (Departures) terminus

The ordinary city fare, not an airport fare: RON 3 covers 90 minutes from validation on any surface vehicle in the region, with unlimited changes, and stays valid to the next stop after time runs out. There is no express or airport ticket. Pay by tapping any contactless bank card at the validator (no commission; press "+" for each extra traveler), an STB card from the machine or kiosk, the 24Pay or LETZ PAY app, or SMS to 7458 (EUR 0.65 plus VAT, sent before boarding). Two journeys cost RON 6, ten cost RON 25, and a 24-hour pass is RON 8. Children under 7 ride free. A bulky bag on a seat or the floor costs another RON 3.

Luggage. A city bus with no racks. The regulation charges a second RON 3 for every seat or floor space a bulky bag occupies, and makes anything larger than 60 × 60 cm an offence.

Hours. From 23:10 to 05:40 the bus runs every 30 minutes and reaches Piața Victoriei in 21 to 24 minutes.

Price for every party size · Fare source

Bus 100 stops here 23 to 28 minutes after leaving the airport (21 to 24 at night) for RON 3, continuing on to Piața Romană, Universitate and Piața Unirii. By train, reach it via metro line M1 from Gara de Nord 1 — a RON 5 ticket, 05:00 to 23:00 — making the trip RON 11.50 with a change.

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Your destination

Straight there.

The government square at the top of Calea Victoriei — the first central stop on bus 100 and a station on metro lines M1 and M2.

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The stops in front of the Arrivals terminal
Bus 100 to Piața Unirii · 21–29 min
Piața Victoriei

Bus 100 to Piața Unirii serves Piața Victoriei.

From arrivals to Piața Victoriei

01

Find the stop

The stops in front of the Arrivals terminal. Follow the signs from arrivals.

02

Choose Bus 100 to Piața Unirii

Check the destination and departure board before boarding.

03

Arrive at Piața Victoriei

21–29 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.

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A private car into Bucharest: €64 for four

Four pay RON 12 on the cheapest way to Piața Victoriei on this page. The car meets you in arrivals and drives to your door. €64 is what Welcome Pickups charges to the centre of Bucharest; it quotes the fare for your own address when you book ahead.

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Before you travel

How far is Piața Victoriei from the centre?

The government square at the top of Calea Victoriei — the first central stop on bus 100 and a station on metro lines M1 and M2.

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