Cluj-Napoca railway station

Gara Cluj-Napoca Căile Ferate Române
View of the station building
Station statistics
Address	Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Coordinates	46°47′3.717″N 23°35′10.99″E
Other information
Electrified	yes
Owned by	CFR
Services
Preceding station   CFR   Following station Huedin toward Oradea CFR Intercity 300 Câmpia Turzii toward București Nord

Train in Cluj Napoca railway station

Cluj-Napoca railway station is the main station in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. It is located near the city center. It was designed and built by Hungarian architect Ferenc Pfaff in 1902, the city being part of Austria-Hungary until joining Romania in 1918.

Current situation

The station is situated on the Căile Ferate Române line 300 Bucharest - Ploieşti - Braşov - Teiuş - Cluj-Napoca - Oradea - Episcopia Bihor and the line Cluj-Napoca - Dej - Ilva Mică. As of 2008, Cluj-Napoca railway station serves about 100 passengers trains, including domestic trains operated by Căile Ferate Române. Cluj-Napoca offers connections with the majority of Romanian cities, as well as service to Budapest, Hungary.

Distance from other railway stations

Romania

• Bucureşti Nord: 497 km
• Arad (via Alba Iulia): 332 km
• Arad (via Oradea): 279 km
• Braşov: 331 km
• Constanţa (via Bucureşti Nord): 722 km
• Constanţa (via Buzău): 718 km
• Craiova (via Târgu Jiu): 375 km
• Galați (via Braşov): 641 km
• Galați (via Bacău, Suceava): 654 km
• Iaşi: 458 km
• Oradea: 152 km
• Satu Mare (via Baia Mare): 252 km
• Satu Mare (via Oradea): 285 km
• Suceava: 322 km
• Timişoara Nord (via Oradea): 330 km
• Timişoara Nord (via Deva): 389 km

Europe

CFR classes 140 and 050 shunting at Cluj-Napoca, summer 1972

• Belgrade: 508 km
• Berlin: 1,260 km
• Budapest: 400 km
• Chişinău: 588 km
• Frankfurt am Main: 1,259 km
• Kiev (via Suceava): 1,116 km
• Sofia (via Bucureşti Nord): 1,033 km
• Venice: 1,252 km
• Vienna: 672 km

External links

• Trains timetable