Welcome to our ultimate guide on how to use the Bucharest Metro! In this video, we will answer all your questions - from ticket prices and train frequencies to travel cards, line information, and even using your mobile phone for payments. If you're tired of traffic and want a convenient and efficient way to explore Bucharest, you're in the right place! To make things easier, we've split this video into parts so you can skip ahead to the sections you're most interested in. Let's get started!

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Ticket Price
Let's talk tickets! A single trip costs 3 lei and a 10-trip card costs 25 lei. Also, for unlimited travel for a day, you can get a card for 8 lei, a week for 30 lei, and for a month it's 80 lei. You can buy tickets from the ticket office or self-service machines at any metro station. If you're planning to make multiple journeys, we recommend getting a rechargeable contactless card for more flexibility and convenience.

Travel Card
If you're planning to use the Bucharest Metro regularly, it's wise to consider getting a travel card. The travel card is a rechargeable contactless card that allows you to load credit and use it for multiple journeys without the need for single-trip tickets. For tourists, we suggest the 72-hour pass, costing 20 lei.
There is also a 10-trip option for 25 lei.

Train Frequencies
The Bucharest Metro operates from 5:00 AM till about 11:00 PM, and during peak hours, trains arrive every 4 to 6 minutes. Off-peak, wait times can be up to 10 or even 15 minutes. You can download a free metro map via our link in the profile.
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Lines Information
With 63 stations spanning 77 kilometers, navigating the city becomes a breeze. It's a much faster alternative than road transport, especially during peak hours.
Bucharest Metro consists of 5 lines, each color-coded for easy navigation.
There is also a line connecting Gara de Nord Train station with Henri Coandă Airport and we have a video guide covering all the details. Just check the link [ Ссылка ]

Mobile Phone Payments
You can now use your mobile phone to pay for your metro tickets by simply downloading the official Bucharest Metro app and linking your preferred payment method.
With the 24 pay app you can buy a ticket only using your mobile phone. The system accepts Mastercard and Visa. Use the links to download the app.
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Historic Background
The idea of a Bucharest metro system was initially proposed in the early 20th century. The M1 line, inaugurated in 1979, covered 8.1 km with six stations.

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00:00 Sneak Peak
00:26 Ticket Price
00:56 Travel Card
01:28 Train Frequencies
01:52 Lines Information
02:53 Mobile Phone Payments
03:31 Historic Background

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