The international train 'Romania' will offer daily connections from Bucharest to Varna, Sofia and Istanbul, with prices starting from €32
Delia Niculescu
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From June 13 to October 13, 2025, the international train 'Romania' will run daily from Bucharest to Varna, Sofia and Istanbul/Halkali. Ticket prices start at €32 for Varna and go up to €57 for Istanbul, including cabin. Trains will be timetabled and tickets can be purchased online or at stations. Interrail offers are available for travel in Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Trenul concediilor intră pe șine: Legături directe din Capitală spre Bulgaria și Turcia. Anunțul CFR
CFR anunță, din 13 iunie, trenul internațional „România”: De la București către Varna, Sofia, Istanbul și retur. Tarife
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