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Arriving in Bucharest
Bucharest has two international airports, Otopeni Henri Coanda, and Baneasa Aurel Vlaicu. The vast majority of visitors still use Otopeni, though an increasing number of – mainly budget and low-cost - airlines are taking advantage of Baneasa’s cheaper landing charges.We have articles on what to do when arriving at all of the city's major entrance points:
Arriving at Baneasa Airport
Arriving at Otopeni Henri Coanda Airport
Arriving at Gara de Nord
Gara de Nord to Otopeni & Baneasa
Otopeni to Baneasa & Gara de Nord
Baneasa to Gara de Nord
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