₱20,414+ Cheap flights to Romania

Peak season: The summer months, July and August, are high season. Off season: In general, the winter months; however, this is when skiers and snowboarders step off their Romania flights and head for the slopes of Poiana, Sinaia (known as Carpathians Pearl), Busteni, Predeal and Azuga. Shoulder season: Spring and autumn are great, shoulder-season times to visit Romania. They’re outside peak season but the weather is usually pleasant.

Manila and Clark Airports in the Philippines cater to flights to Romania. Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport is a large and busy airport in Romania where most flights from Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport land. Flights can take around 16-33h due to needing one to three stopovers. Stopovers can last about 2-13h, which prolongs the flight. Clark International Airport in Angeles also services flights to Henri Coanda International Airport, which can be as long as 29h with at least two stops. Manila Airport has flights to Iasi International Airport and the flight time can be about 38h, whereas a similar flight from the Angeles Airport can take around 36h.

There are no direct flights offered from the Philippines to Romania. Travelling to Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport from Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport takes the shortest compared to flights to Avram Iancu International Airport, Cluj-Napoca. The stopover airports could be Istanbul, Lyon, Frankfurt, Kuala Lumpur, Abu Dhabi or Dubai. There are several Romania flight deals you can check; find yourself cheap flights to Romania that work for you.

Romanians have an effective public transport system: trains, bus, and light rail. Travellers will find this handy and comfortable. Trains are suitable if you wish to travel far from the city center or travel between cities. If you want to travel from Bucharest to Cluj-Napoca, there are trains that can reach the destination in around 10h. Check the timetable and pay for your ticket at the counter or via their website. If you are going to travel for more than 6h, getting a sleeper train would be best for you. Maxi-taxis are recommended for travelling around the town or in small villages. Their routes are displayed on huge placards by the windshield, which you can check to ensure you are jumping onto the correct one. Then you have the commonly used local bus, also known as autobuz. One thing you have to know is that most of the buses do not have air conditioning, and all windows are closed even under the sweltering heat of the summer sun. Romania also has a light rail called Tramvai that is used around the town. And lastly, you have the metro (metrou), which connects you to the popular attractions in Bucharest.

One thing Romania is known for is the Bran Castle, where Count Dracula is said to have lived and was home to Romania’s Queen Mary. Not far from Bucharest is Peles Castle, this 19th-century infrastructure has over 160 rooms, over two floors and a summer residence for the royal family. Also in Brasov, a Gothic masterpiece lies; the Black Church is perched in the middle of medieval streets and architecture. It is the worship place for Romanian Lutherans. After being fascinated with the grandiose, centuries-old architecture, experience Romania’s culture through their festivals. Head to Cluj-Napoca where most of the top universities in Romania reside. Cluj-Napoca offers festivities for art enthusiasts from the Transylvania International Film Festival (TIFF) for independent movies and artists, the Untold and Electrical Castle Music Fest for music lovers, to the Zain Design Festival for designers.

In order to travel to Romania, Philippine passport holders must secure a valid Romanian or Schengen tourist visa. While the Romanian visa will only give you access to the country, the latter will provide you with access to various European destinations. The visa fee is about €60 (₱3,460) and it can take up to two weeks to process your application. Filipinos can apply for a visa at the consulate office in the Philippines.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Romania on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Oradea is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Romania. One-way flights to Oradea typically cost ₱5,871, while round-trip flights cost around ₱2,182.

Yes. Those touching down at Bucharest Otopeni Intl can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Bucharest Otopeni Intl has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. City Gardens Villa is the closest property to Bucharest Otopeni Intl (1.6 km away from Bucharest Otopeni Intl).