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Welcome Pack ROMANIA | West Region Sector Group Meeting Automotive, Transport & Logistics nd rd Timisoara, Romania, March 22 - 23 2018 Welcome Pack Timisoara is the regional international travel hub in West Romania and provides multiple choices of transportation and accommodation facilities, as listed below. Getting to Timisoara Traveling to Timisoara can be done by flight car or train, depending on distance from the departure location. By air Traian Vuia International Airport (TSR) Address: Str. Aeroport 2 Tel: 004 0256 493.639 Email: [email protected] Web: www.aerotim.ro; http://www.aerotim.ro/index.php?lang=en The airport is located 10 Km from the city centre. Cost of the taxi: approx. 8 Euro. Airlines with service to Timisoara: Lufthansa – www.lufthansa.com. Direct flights from/to: Munchen, Frankfurt. een.ec.europa.eu Tarom – www.tarom.ro. Direct flights from/to: Bucharest WizzAir - www.wizzair.com. Direct flights from/to: France (Paris); Germany (Dortmund); Italy (Bologna, Milan, Rome, Venice); Spain(Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia); UK (Luton) Ryan Air - Milan, Frankfurt, Bruxelles, Dusseldorf, London (stanstead), Berlin. Taxi Companies Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals area, on the right side parking lot (not the ones in front of the exit doors). Please ask the driver to put the meter on. For details see: http://www.taximetre.ro/taxi/timisoara/ We recommend you choose a known taxi company (TUDO, PRO, FAN, AUTOGEN, RADIO); the company name is displayed on the car. Approximate fee (one trip) is around 8 Euro. Company Name Landline Phone number Mobile phone Number 004 0256 945 004 0723 449 940 TUDO TAXI 004 0356 102 945 004 0744 449 941 004 0723 717 171 004 0256 940 RADIO TAXI 004 0744 277 266 004 0723 717 173 004 0788 944 944 PRO TAXI 004 0256 942 004 0752 222 943 004 0766 494 949 004 0721 644 064 004 0256 944 FAN TAXI 004 0749 210 012 004 0356 428 000 004 0788 210 021 Attention! Taxi cars which have displayed only the word “TAXI” and no company name are private taxi and are very expensive. By car The recommended route from Budapest to Timisoara is: Budapest - Szeged- Nadlac - Arad - Timisoara (E75 - E68 - E671): 286 km 2 Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the information contained herein. The views in this een.ec.europa.eu publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the European Commission. The recommended route from Vienna to Timisoara is: Vienna - Gyor - Budapest - Szeged- Nadlac - Arad – Timisoara (A4/E60 - E75 - E68 - E671): 522 Km City Distances: Belgrade - 150 km (2.5 hours drive) Budapest - 286 Km (3.5 hours drive) Sofia - 505 Km (8 to 10 hours drive) Vienna - 522 Km (about 5.5 hours drive) Bucharest – 552 Km (8 to 10 hours drive) By Train There are direct trains daily from Budapest (a 5 hours trip), Belgrade (4 hours), Vienna (8 hours) and Munich (15 hours). Details at Train schedule: http://www.cfr.ro/ Accommodation A selection of Hotels frequented by international travellers are listed below: 1. North Star Continental Resort**** Address: 5th Bulevardul Revoluției din 1989, Timișoara 300195 Phone: 004 0256 134 144 Website: http://www.hotelcontinental.ro/en/ Hotel Continental offer also shuttle transfer to and from airport by request and at extra charge. 2. NH Timisoara**** Address: Pestalozzi Street No. 1/a. 300115 Timisoara Phone: +40 256 407 440 Reservations: +34 91 398 46 61 Email: [email protected] http://www.nh-hotels.com/nh/en/hotels/romania/timisoara/nh-timisoara.html 3 Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the information contained herein. The views in this een.ec.europa.eu publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the European Commission. 3. Hotel Savoy**** Address: Tudor Vladimirescu ,No.2 Phone: +40.256.249900 Fax: +40.256.275500 < E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://hotelsavoytimisoara.ro/ 4. Hotel Timisoara**** Address: 1 – 3 Marasesti Street, Timișoara Phone: 004 0256 498 852 Webiste: http://hoteltimisoara.ro/ 5. Hotel Central Address: Str Lenau Nr 6, 300029, Timisoara, Romania Tel: +40 256 490091 Fax: +40 256 490096 Email: [email protected] http://www.hotel-central.ro/ 6. Hotel Boavista Address: Aleea F.C. Ripensia,Nr. 7A, 300575 Timişoara Phone: +40 256 309409 Fax: +40 0256 309410 E-mail For booking : [email protected] http://www.hotelboavista.ro/contact/ 7. Hotel Excelsior Address: Romulus Street no 36 , Timişoara, România Tel: +40 (0)256-303304 ; +40 372 768 725 Fax: +40 (0)256-274274 E-mail: [email protected] 4 Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the information contained herein. The views in this een.ec.europa.eu publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the European Commission. http://www.hotel-excelsior.ro/contact 8. Hotel La Rezidenza Address: Str. Independentei Nr.14 300207 Timisoara, Romania. Phone : +40-256-401080 Fax : +40-256-401079. E-mail: [email protected] http://www.laresidenza.ro/home.html 9. Casa del Sole Timisoara, 12 Romulus street Phone: +4 0356457771 Mobile: +4 0770852276 Mail: [email protected] Web: www.casadelsole.ro Restaurants • Intermezzo • Casa cu Flori • Aquarium • Casa Antinori • Merlot • Al Duomo • Locanda del Corso Rent a car in Timisoara North Star Continental Resort Bd. Revolutiei 1989 nr. 5 Timisoara Tel: +4 0723 623 309 Organizer contact person: Cristin CISTELECAN 5 Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the information contained herein. The views in this een.ec.europa.eu publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the European Commission. Mobile: +40 746 156 520; e-mail: [email protected] 6 Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the European Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of the information contained herein. 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