Campus map

The campus is located on the bank of the Dambovita River, at Splaiul Independentei No. 290, Sector 6, 060042 – Bucharest, ROMANIA.

Building P19 was renovated in 2009, and the rooms are provided with own bathroom, refrigerator, air-conditioning, TV set, TV cable,

Internet connection. 

Usualy you have to share the room with another student.

Once arrived at the P19 building, a person located at the entrance will guide you to your room.

The public transportation networks are: RATB (Tramway, Bus and Trolleybus) and Metrou (subway train). 

Transport  from Henry Coanda International Airport

The Henry Coanda International Airport (called also Otopeni) is located 16 km north of the Bucharest City Centre.

The 783 bus travels regularly to the City Centre (approximate travel time 40 minutes), via Victoriei Square, Romana Square, Universitate and finally Unirii Square.
The 783 bus timetable is:
Monday to Friday 5:30 - 23:40 (every 15 minutes)
Saturday, Sunday and legal holydays: 5:30 - 23:30 (every 30 minutes).

If you take the bus, get off at Piata Victoriei station then take the subway train. From Piata Victoriei take the train to Republica direction. Get off at Semanatoarea, which is the fourth station after Piata Victoriei. At Petrache Poenaru (former Semanatoarea) there are two exits. To get out to the correct exit you have to go in the direction of the train. The Regie campus is about 300 meters far on the left side of the Dambovita River.

For the bus travel, only round trip tickets can be purchased; there are no singles. You may not be able to buy from the driver, and need to get them before boarding from the sales booth. Tickets have a magnetic stripe which is read by a machine on entering the bus. These tickets are different from and not compatible with the cheaper ones for City buses – but they are still cheap (5 Lei - 1.5 Euro, for one return ticket).
For the subway train travel you have to buy a magnetic card from the entrance. You may find cards for 2 travels, 10 travels and one-day travel. The cost depends on the number of travels. However, it is cheaper than the bus ticket.

Transport from Aurel Vlaicu International Airport

The Aurel Vlaicu International Airport (called also Baneasa) is located 8 km north of the Bucharest City Centre, with exit to the same road as for the Henry Coanda Airport. The airport is used by low cost companies like Blue Air and Wizz Air.

From Aurel Vlaicu airport, the 131 and 335 buses travel to Piata Romana – and might not go further. Piata Romana station is the bus line end. Just few meters from the bus station you may find the subway metro station. Take the metro to Pipera direction and get off at Piata Victoriei station (only one station). At Piata Victoriei, change the line (do not get out) and take the subway train to Republica direction. Get off at Semanatoarea, which is the fourth station after Piata Victoriei. AtPetrache Poenaru (former Semanatoarea)there are two exits. To get out to the correct exit you have to go in the direction of the train. The Regie campus is at about 300 meters on the left.

For the bus travel, you may purchase one travel, two travels or one-day travel tickets. You may not be able to buy from the driver, and need to get them before boarding from the sales booth. Tickets are paper stripe and are punched in appropriate boxes. One way ticket costs 1.3 Lei.
For the subway train travel you have to buy a magnetic card from the entrance. You may find cards for 2 travels, 10 travels and one-day travel. The cost depends on the number of travels. However, it is cheaper than the bus ticket.

The taxi travel may cost about 70 RON (about 20 Euro) from the Henri Coanda airport, while from Aurel Vlaicu airport the cost is lower because the distance is shorter.

Currency

The exchange rate for Romanian currency can be found on the National Bank of Romania website at section Financial Info. All Romanian bank notes use polymer (not paper). The Lei is divided into 100 Bani. A symbol for the currency is RON.
Note that the Romanian currency was divided by 10000 a few years ago, but prices may still be quoted in the old Lei in some cases.

TV cable, refrigerator and Internet connection.