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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
All telephone numbers are in area code 021, unless noted.

Police
Like all cities, Bucharest too has dangerous spots; however, it is considered a safe city in European terms. The city center is usually safe, but at night be careful in parks and peripheral areas. Emergency Police number: 955; General Emergency number (for Police, Ambulance & Fire Department): 112.

 

Health Services
Dial 9611 for the ambulance public non-stop service. There are also private ambulance services: dial for Puls 9737 or 243-1333, for Doris 978 or 335-5065, for SOS Medical and Ambulance Services 9761 or 0722-333-000, for Village Medical Clinic Ambulance 0723-343-219.

Private Clinics & Emergency Hospitals
Biomedica International
42 Eminescu St., Ph. 230-8001

Emergency Clinic Hospital
8, Calea Floreasca, Ph. 317-0171; 317-0121

Medico Clinique
9, Visarion St., Ph. 650-7060, 315-5426 / 27
www.medico.ro

Medicover Medical Centre
96, Calea Plevnei, Ph. 310-4410

Ophthalmology Emergency Clinic Hospital
1, Piata Lahovari, Ph. 319-2753

Unirea Medical Center
57, Unirii Blvd, Ph. 327-1188
2, Staicovici St, Opera Center.
Ph 412-0110
12, G Enescu St,
Ph. 316-5876/77/78


Non-Stop Pharmacies
There is no problem with finding a pharmacy in your neighborhood, no matter where you are in Bucharest. Here are some pharmacies with nonstop service:

Farmacia Verde
15, Calea Dorobantilor, Ph. 230-1451

Sensiblu
65, Calea Dorobantlor, Ph. 211-1127

Farmadex
19, N Titulescu Blvd, Ph. 0744-650-078

MedFARM
34, I.C. Bratianu Blvd, Ph. 315-2309

Dentists
Alpha Dent Company
300, Calea Calarasilor St., Ph. 321-3099

Biodent
10-22, Piata Amzei, Ph. 312-3752

Dent-A-America
4, Varsovia St, Ph. 230-2608

Dent Estet Dental Clinic
7, G Alexandrescu St, Ph. 0723-602-020
 

Public transportation
Relatively safe and efficient, Bucharest’s public transport system covers the entire city with buses, tramways, trolleys and metro (subway) services, operating from 5 a.m. to midnight. Tickets and magnetic cards can be bought at RATB kiosks, located on the main thoroughfares in the city, for ground transportation, and in every Metro station for the underground network.
Bus, Tram, Trolleys – RON 1,10 per ticket, RON 5,00 for one-day pass, RON 40,00 for a monthly pass. EXPRESS buses use a magnetic card.
Metro – RON 2,00 for two-fare pass, RON 6,50 for ten-fare pass, RON 20,00 for one month pass.

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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 October 2007 )
 






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