Detailed hi-res maps of Cluj-Napoca for download or print

Moving around in Romania - transportation

In the capital of the country, aside from buses, there are trolley buses and trams. Ticket inspectors often work on routes, so you should not overlook paying for the trip. There is also a metro station in Bucharest. To date, there are three branches that link the most important areas of the city with each other. The metro works from 5:00am and until 11:30pm. The interval between trains is 5-8 minutes. Nonetheless, it increases on weekends and holidays. It is possible to familiarize yourself with the underground interchange, thanks to information boards. … Open

Economy roadmap of Romania

The standard of living of citizens is significantly lower that of an average person in the European Union. However, the indicators show good growth every year. This year the average minimum wage is about 320 Euros. At the same time, the unemployment figures for the previous year are about 7.5%, and this figure is the lowest among all EU countries and in the whole European zone. However, according to statistics, the country’s population is rapidly decreasing, which cannot but have a negative effect on the country’s economy. Romania’s GDP is $162 billion and about $11,500 per capita. … Open