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== Going to North West, Danube Delta, [[Moldova]] == | == Going to North West, Danube Delta, [[Moldova]] == | ||
From anywhere in Constanta look for a 43 line bus to go to Carrefour. From this place you'll find easy a ride to go to [[Tulcea]] and Danube Delta or Harsova, if you intend to cross the Danube and go to see Moldavian Monasteries or to go to [[Ploiesti]] and [[Brasov]]. | From anywhere in Constanta look for a 43 line bus to go to Carrefour. From this place you'll find easy a ride to go to [[Tulcea]] and Danube Delta or Harsova, if you intend to cross the Danube and go to see Moldavian Monasteries or to go to [[Ploiesti]] and [[Brasov]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:13, 28 April 2008
Constanta is one of the largest Romanian cities, on the Black Sea shore.
Going to North West, Danube Delta, Moldova
From anywhere in Constanta look for a 43 line bus to go to Carrefour. From this place you'll find easy a ride to go to Tulcea and Danube Delta or Harsova, if you intend to cross the Danube and go to see Moldavian Monasteries or to go to Ploiesti and Brasov.
Romanian cities with more than 100.000 inhabitants
> 1.000.000: Bucureşti
300.000–500.000: Cluj-Napoca • Constanţa • Iaşi • Timişoara
100.000–300.000: Arad • Bacău • Baia Mare • Botoşani • Brăila • Braşov • Buzău • Craiova • Drobeta-Turnu Severin • Galaţi • Oradea • Piatra-Neamţ • Piteşti • Ploieşti • Râmnicu Vâlcea • Satu Mare • Sibiu • Suceava • Târgu Mureş
