Complete information for travelling to Steaua Stadium, finding your way around the arena and enjoying a safe matchday.
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Public transport
Bus: route 69 from the stop on Regina Elisabeta Boulevard to Drumețul (14 stops), followed by a 900 m walk. Duration: 35 minutes.
Metro: Universitate towards Piața Unirii (1 stop), then towards Eroilor (2 stops), where you change for Parc Drumul Taberei (5 stops). Take tram 41: 2 stops to Brașov and walk 550 m, or 3 stops to Ghencea and walk 350 m. Duration: 50 minutes.
Metro: to Eroilor (2 stops, towards Gara de Nord/Dristor 2), then towards Parc Drumul Taberei (5 stops). Take tram 41: 2 stops to Brașov and walk 550 m, or 3 stops to Ghencea and walk 350 m. Duration: 35 minutes.
Bus: route 385 from the Piața Unirii stop on Strada Halelor to Cartier Tudor Vladimirescu (13 stops), followed by a 100 m walk. Duration: 30 minutes.
Bus: route 783 to Piața Presei (10 stops), followed by a 3-minute walk to tram 41. Get off at Brașov after 13 stops and walk 550 m, or at Ghencea after 14 stops and walk 350 m. Duration: 1 hour.
Alternatively: take bus 783 to Piața Victoriei, the metro to Eroilor (6 stops), continue to Parc Drumul Taberei (5 stops) and take tram 41 to Brașov or Ghencea. Duration: 1 hour.
Train: the express train from Henri Coandă Airport to Gara de Nord takes 20 minutes; from there, follow the directions below.
Metro: towards Piața Unirii (5 stops), change at Eroilor and continue to Parc Drumul Taberei (5 stops). Take tram 41: 2 stops to Brașov and walk 550 m, or 3 stops to Ghencea and walk 350 m. Duration: 50 minutes.
Bus: route 93 from Piața Gării de Nord Boulevard to Drumețul (10 stops), followed by a 900 m walk. Duration: 33 minutes.
Brașov — 550 m
Ghencea — 350 m
Tudor Vladimirescu — 100 m
Parc Drumul Taberei
Râul Doamnei
Tudor Vladimirescu
20-minute walk
Metro map
STB map
Parking
Mobility app
Finding your way
Use the map menu to identify routes, facilities and areas of interest around the stadium.
Recommendations
Plan your route in advance, taking possible traffic jams and peak traffic hours into account. We recommend using public transport.
Public admission starts 2 hours before sporting events begin. To avoid entering the stadium late, we recommend buying tickets online.
On matchdays, kiosks inside the stadium offer water, soft drinks and food.
The same safety rules as in other Romanian arenas apply. Check the list of prohibited items before travelling.
The nearest hospital is Bucharest University Emergency Hospital.
The nearest unit is Bucharest Police Station 22.
