Travel from Budapest to Cluj-Napoca [closed]
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I need to find a fast way (but for reasonable money) to get by public transport from Budapest (Hungary) to Cluj-Napoca (Romania).
Is there an online service for planning such travel?
Best Answer
You can fly to Targu Mures with Wizzair (can be as low as 5990 HUF around 20 EUR, I see that for sep 30 https://wizzair.com/en-GB/TimeTable/Budapest?arrivalIATA=TGM) and take the bus (25 lei around 5.7 EUR) from Targu Mures to Cluj. Beats sitting on a bus for seven hours.
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