Description
The Bucharest Metro, Romania’s primary rapid transit system, opened in 1979. It’s known for its wide tunnels and spacious platforms, built during the communist era. The system continues to grow and is an essential part of the city’s infrastructure, helping millions of residents and visitors move through Romania’s capital efficiently and affordably.
The official website of Bucharest Metro
Sightseeing
Palace of the Parliament – Izvor (Line M1, M3)
Old Town (Lipscani) – Universitate (Line M2)
Romanian Athenaeum – Piata Romana (Line M2)
Village Museum – Aviatorilor (Line M2)
How many stations Bucharest Metro has?
64 stations (as of March 2025)
Is Bucharest Metro safe at night?
Generally safe, but less crowded in the late hours. Stick to busy cars and avoid isolated platforms late at night.
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