South II (Sud II) Bus Terminal

Is located at 44 Decebal Bvd.

Craiova North Bus Terminal

Craiova Railway Station is the largest train station in Craiova, located in the north of the city. Craiova was connected to the railway network in 1875, when the Bucharest-Piteşti-Slatina-Craiova railway was put into service. CFR Călători Craiova is a Regional Rail Passenger Transport Branch, one of the 8 belonging to CFR Călători. CFR Călători Craiova manages public transport of passengers by rail, at a regional level in the South-West of Romania, ensuring the free movement of people in the area, under ecological and safety conditions. The policy that the company management promotes is to provide high-quality passenger rail services with a commitment to society to ensure accessibility for all categories of citizens.

Calafat-Vidin Bridge is a rail and road bridge on the Danube that connects Calafat (Romania) and Vidin (Bulgaria). The bridge is part of the Pan-European transport corridor linking Dresden to the city of Istanbul, Turkey, and the city of Thessaloniki, Greece. According to the project, the total length of the road was set at 1,440 meters and the railway line at 2,480 meters. Photo: Cosmin Andreescu

Craiova International Airport opens the Oltenian gates to Europe and beyond. Craiova International Airport was and will remain the most important connection node for Oltenians, being in a process of continuous development determined by the evolution and local needs both for leaisure passengers, diaspora and corporate passengers. Located at a distance of 7 km from the center of Craiova, along the route Craiova - Bucharest, the airport serves the entire area of ​​Oltenia, respectively the 5 counties: Dolj, Gorj, Mehedinți, Olt and Vâlcea and not only, the road infrastructure and railway in full development, making it possible to move from / to the neighboring areas: Bulgaria, Serbia, Timisoara, Arges, etc. Wizz Air is currently operating at Craiova International Airport with two Airbus A320 aircraft with a capacity of 178 seats / plane, covering a range of 10 European destinations: Rome, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Brussels, Birmingham, London , Bergamo, Bologna and Cologne. Additionally from June, a series of charters operated by Romanian companies will take off weekly for exotic holiday destinations: Tarom, Hisky, Anima Wings, Air Connect, etc., thus offering Oltenians the opportunity to travel to the sunny beaches of Egypt, Greece, Turkey and this year - Tunisia. Considered as the main gateway for investors from Oltenia, the airport has developed permanently, the main objectives being both the mobility and accessibility of the inhabitants and the large corporations in the area. The demarcated investments are intended to draw an important pole of Romania's economic development. Once completed, the new terminal will help achieve the main goal: to attract investors and tourists, not only in Dolj County, but in the entire Oltenia region.