By plane
By plane
There are three main airports in the region.
Cluj-Napoca International Airport
(http://www.airportcluj.ro...) is located in north-western Transylvania. It's the largest airport in Transylvania and an emerging regional hub. WizzAir flies to/from London, Paris, Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Dortmund, Milano, Venice, Bologna and Grenoble; TAROM flies to/from Frankfurt, Vienna, Milano, Bologna, Madrid and Bucharest; Carpatair flies to/from Budapest and TimiÅoara;Sibiu International Airport
(http://www.sibiuairport.r...) is located in the southern part of Transylvania.BlueAir flies to/from London, Madrid and Stuttgart;Austrian Airlines flies to/from Vienna;Lufthansa flies to/from Munich;TAROM flies to/from Bucharest and Munich;Carpatair flies to/from Timisoara;Transilvania International Airport
(http://www.targumuresairp...) is located in central Transylvania, near Târgu-MureÅ. It has daily flights to/from Budapest with Wizzair, MALEV (http://malev.hu/bp/eng/in...) and from Bucharest with TAROM.
By train
By train
There are several daily international trains:
Dacia Express
links Vienna with Bucharest via Budapest; it passes through various cities in the southern part of Transylvania Deva, Alba Iulia, MediaÅ, Sighisoara, Brasov;Ister Express
a faster night train that links Budapest with Bucharest and has the same route as above;Pannonia Express
links Prague with Bucharest passing through Bratislava and Budapest and reaches the same cities in southern Transylvania as the above trains;Corona Express
a night train that links Budapest with Brasov going through Cluj and the eastern parts of Transylvania;Ady Endre Express
links Budapest with Cluj leaves from Cluj early in the morning, gets to Budapest around noon and then gets back to Cluj, arriving in the evening;Maros/MureÅ Express
links Budapest with Targu-MureÅ;Very frequent trains link cities in Transylvania with Bucharest and major cities in all other regions of Romania. Check timetables on infofer.ro (http://infofer.ro/).