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Bucharest is the capital romania and cultural, commercial and industrial center of the country. It has almost 2 million inhabitants and an urban agglomeration of 2.2 million inhabitants, the sixth largest city in the European Union.

NEIGHBORHOODS

Bucharest is divided into six sectors, which include several neighborhoods:

About

History

Manuc's inn in 1841

Given the favorable living conditions in the plain area, the area around Bucharest was inhabited very early. This has been demonstrated by numerous discoveries from prehistoric times. We know, however, little about the origins of the city itself. The oldest known document that mentions the city is from 1459.

Due to its central location inside the country, the city has often been historically attacked by barbarian peoples. In 1595 the city was conquered by the Turks and largely destroyed, but also rebuilt soon after. Since 1659, Bucharest is the capital of Wallachia.

During the reign of Constantin Brâncoveanu (* 1688, † 1714), the city was expanded through new streets. In addition to many representative buildings in the city, during this period even Mogoșoaia Castle was built, 15 km to the northwest.

The first half of the 19th century was a problematic period for Bucharest due to the revolts against the political influence of the Ottoman Empire and Russia. After the unification of the principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia, Bucharest became in 1862 the capital of the new kingdom of Romania.

Climate

Climate diagram of Bucharest

The climate is continental. In June, July and August, the average temperature is above 20 ° C. Winter temperatures often move below 0 ° C. However, they only rarely fall below -10 ° C. In January 1888, with -30 ° C reached the lowest temperature and on August 20, 1945 it reached 41.1 ° C at the highest temperature in Bucharest ever measured. Often the city is haunted by winter Crivăţ, a cold continental wind that comes from the northeast and brings snowstorms. There is significant rainfall throughout the year in Bucharest. Even in the driest months, it rains from time to time. The average annual rainfall is 598 mm. In contrast, June is the rainiest month of the year with 82 mm of rainfall and the driest month is 36 mm in October.

Location

The capital of Romania covers an area of ​​228 km. It is located 280 km west of the Black Sea in the middle of the Muntean Plain. The Danube flows almost 70 km south of the city. It flows through Bucharest Dambovita and its tributary Colentina, a chain of nine lakes in the northern part of the city. The city is accessible through two airports and an international train station. Other big cities near Bucharest are Ploiesti are and piteşti.

Get in

By plane

Bucharest-Otopeni Airport Henri Coandă

Bucharest-Otopeni Airport Henri Coandă (OTP) is the international airport in Bucharest. This is the largest and most important airport in the country.

From the airport to the city

From Henri Coandă Airport, located in Otopeni, you can reach the city center by metro or bus. Alternatively, of course, taxis are more expensive but much more convenient.

"Henri Coanda Express Train" runs every day - almost every hour - between the airport and Bucharest North Railway Station. The journey from the airport to the train station takes about 5 minutes and then the train runs for about 25 minutes. A ticket costs 6 lei (April 2010).

Bus number 783 it operates from both airports to the city center and travels to the most important places. The trip (only two possible trips) costs 8.60 lei (June 2011, the equivalent of 1.92 euros). The bus stop is located on the ground floor of the Henri Coandă Airport building, one floor below arrival. Careful! Buy a ticket before the trip. Route 783: Henri Coandă Airport, Baneasa Airport, Arc de Triomphe, Charles de Gaulle Square, Victoriei Square, Roman Square, University Square, Unirii Square.

Bucharest-Baneasa Airport Aurel Vlaicu (BBU) is the smaller but more central of the two Bucharest airports. It was used until the end of March 2012 and all scheduled flights (including Wizz Air, Blue Air and Germanwings) moved to Bucharest-Otopeni airport.

With train

The international train station in Bucharest is called Northern Railway Station. From there, about an hour away, but at irregular intervals, trains travel to other large cities in Romania, such as Timisoara, Cluj-Napoca, Constant, IASI or Suceava. In addition, trains leave three times a day Budapest, one of them right up to Vienna, as well as every day one in Moscow and at Sofia and at Istanbul.

All international trains traveling to Bucharest have sleeping cars. However, trains in Romania are quite slow (compared to European standards).

By bus

The big cities of Romania are accessible with several bus companies. Specialized buses for long journeys (equipped with air conditioning and toilet) can be taken from most major European cities and go directly to Bucharest.

By car

The journey by car to Bucharest is due to the lack of highways in Romania quite unpleasant. In addition, traffic in Bucharest is characterized by aggressive driving.

Because Bucharest is chronically full of cars, especially at intersections, traffic is blocked throughout the day. Also, parking spaces are hard to find.

Individual mobility without your own car is possible in Bucharest and with taxis, which offer fair and low prices. However, the journey by car is worthwhile if you want to visit for example the more remote parts of the country (for example the monasteries in Moldavia or Bran castle of Vlad Țepeș). Alternatively, you can rent a car. Car rentals can be made at the airport and on the ground floor of the Hotel Intercontinental from city center.

Distances between Bucharest and other cities in Romania

TownDistance on the roadRailway distanceDepartment
ALEXANDRE87 km133 kmsouthwest
Arad555 km604 kmnorthwest
Bacau285 km301 kmnorth
Baia Mare560 km624 kmnorth
Braşov161 km166 kmnorth
Braila218 km199 kmNORTH EAST
Buzau110 km128 kmNORTH EAST
Calarasi118 km136 kmSouth East
Cluj-Napoca426 km497 kmnorthwest
Constant225 km225 kmeast
Craiova234 km209 kmsouthwest
Deva389 km450 kmnorthwest
Drobeta Turnu-Severin353 km353 kmwest
Galati250 km230 kmNORTH EAST
Giurgiu56 km85 kmsouth
IASI406 km406 kmnorthwest
Oradea city580 km650 kmnorthwest
Ploiesti60 km59 kmnorth
piteşti108 km108 kmnorthwest
Sibiu273 km315 kmnorthwest
Slatina170 km189 kmwest
Slobozia121 km130 kmeast
Suceava435 km447 kmnorth
Targoviste83 km80 kmnorth
Timisoara538 km533 kmwest
Tulcea277 km334 kmNORTH EAST

Distances on the road from the main cities in Europe

Romanian nameOriginal nameThe countryDistanceDirection
AmsterdamAmsterdamNetherlands2,398 kmnorthwest
AthensΝα – AthinaGreece1,106 kmsouth
BarcelonaBarcelonaSpain2,597 kmwest
BelgradeБеоград – Beogradbondage619 kmwest
BerlinBerlinGermany1,646 kmnorthwest
BernBern, BerneSwitzerland1,893 kmwest
BrusselsBrusselBelgium2,136 kmnorthwest
BudapestBudapestHungary788 kmwest
KishinevKishinevRepublic of Moldova436 kmnorth
CopenhagenKøbenhavnDenmark2,231 kmnorthwest
Frankfurt am MainFrankfurt am MainGermany1,744 kmwest
KievКиїв – KiivUkraine888 kmnorth
IstanbulISTANBULTurkey681 kmsouth
LondonLondonerUK2,502 kmnorthwest
MadridMadridSpain3,189 kmwest
MarseilleMarseilleFrance2,141 kmwest
MilanMilanItaly1,642 kmwest
MoscowМосква – MoskvaRussia1,758 kmNORTH EAST
ParisParisFrance2,295 kmnorthwest
RomeRomeItaly1,898 kmsouthwest
SofiaSofia – SofiaBulgaria373 kmsouth
StockholmStockholmSweden2,846 kmnorth
WarsawWarszawaPoland1,240 kmnorthwest
ViennaWienAustria1,022 kmwest

Mobility

The tram from Bucharest

Bucharest has four metro lines and several tram and bus lines.

STB lines

Before boarding the STB, passengers must ensure that they are in possession of a travel document corresponding to the means of transport with which they are to travel and the fare valid for that period.

The Active Card, loaded with electronic wallet, as well as the Multiple Card, loaded with a number of trips, will be validated in the devices specially installed for this purpose, immediately after boarding the means of transport.

The equivalent value of the travel tax deducted once the transport card has been validated entitles the holder to a single journey, without interruption, only on the route of a half-journey (tour), from the moment of boarding to the end of the line. Continuing the journey on the same route, but in the opposite direction (return), requires a new validation.

The season tickets and travel cards that can be purchased from the RATB distribution network will be used only for the conditions for which they were issued. Nominal Asset Cards or nominal travel cards may not be passed on to others.

At the Card Recharge Centers, only the types of travel tickets existing on the customer's card are recharged. The recharging of travel tickets at a reduced rate is performed only at the Card Issuing and Recharging Centers.

Depending on the travel needs of the passengers, the ACTIV card can be used both in the STB network and in the Metrorex network.

In case of theft, loss or damage due to the user's fault of the Personalized Asset card, the automatic charging system ensures the possibility of recovering the balance corresponding to the credit remaining in the electronic wallet or the remaining unused period of the subscription held. Thus, the user will go to an STB Card Issuing and Recharging Center, where he will submit a written request to block the card and release a new support, on which the unused balance will be translated. The transfer is made on the spot in case of subscription and in 24 hours for electronic wallet, exprex trips and metrorex limit subscription - 62 trips. Free card Nominal assets are granted only once on the first issue of the card. The new support is purchased for the amount of 4.7 lei.

The list of lost cards can be consulted in order to recover them by the holders.

Metro Titanium

The value of travel documents can also be paid by bank card - VISA or MASTERCARD - at all online points of sale (card issuing and recharging centers).

Metro (METROREX)

The metro has four lines (M1, M2, M3 and M4) and covers the city extensively.

It is usually the cheapest way to get around Bucharest. If you live in peripheral areas, this is also the fastest way to get around.

Taxi

There are many taxi companies in Bucharest. Taxis have the rates displayed on the doors.

Be careful, use only Taxis of reputable companies, such as SpeedTaxi, Meridian or Cobalcescu.

If the taxi does not have red plates on the doors, has numbers from outside Bucharest or does not start the taxometer, it is better to get out of the car.

Car rental

Usually, reputable companies are based in or near Otopeni Henri Coanda Airport.

Inside the airport you will find companies such as international Avis, and near it you can find large local companies such as Alana Rent a Car or Ascari as well as those from Atlass rent a car

Airport transfer

If it is more convenient for you to drive someone else, you can call on the services of airport transfer or car rental with driver and thus get rid of the worry of driving in the crowds of Bucharest.

Tourist attractions

Church

Patriarchal Cathedral
Stavropoleos Church
Anglican Church
  •  1 Church of the Annunciation (Curtea Veche Church), located near the remains of the voivodship palace, is the oldest building in the city preserved to this day. It was built by Mircea Ciobanul towards the end of the second reign (1558-1559). The beautiful stone portal was added in 1715. The interior painting was executed by C. Lecca and Misu Popp (1847-1853).
  •  2 Patriarchate Church, the center of the Romanian Orthodox faith, is located on the only hill of Bucharest - Mitropoliei Hill - near Unirii Square. The Wallachian ruler Serban Basarab was the one who laid the foundation in 1655, and the ruler Constantin Brancoveanu was the one who finished the construction in 1698. An impressive construction - 28 meters long interior, with a nave of 14, 6 meters - this place hosts all official religious ceremonies. Also here, in 1688, the Bucharest Bible was made - the first complete translation of the Bible into Romanian. Extremely valuable work, which played an important role in the development of the Romanian literary language.
  •  3 The Cathedral of the Salvation of the Romanian Nation
  •  4 Stavropoleos Church, located on the street of the same name - near Lipscani - is the oldest building left standing in Bucharest. It was built in 1724 by a Greek monk, Ioanichie, and is a Byzantine-style church with exposed brick. The place bears the imprint of the late Brancovenesc style, and in the back it has a small courtyard, in which there are numerous columns and tombs. It was built in 1899 by Ion Mincu, one of the most important Romanian architects.
  •  5 Kretzulescu Church is one of the monuments that best captures the spirit of Brancovenesti art and architecture. The house was built between 1720-1722 through the efforts of Chancellor Iordache Kretzulescu and his wife Sava (one of Constantin Brancoveanu's daughters). Its interior frescoes were made by Gheorghe Tattarescu (1859-1860).
  •  6 Antim Monastery was built between 1714-1715 by Bishop Antim Ivireanu, one of the most prominent cultural figures during the reign of Constantin Brancoveanu. Today, the monastery is one of the most beautiful architectural monuments of Bucharest. And it belongs - as decorations and concept - to the Brancovenesc style. K. Storck is the artist who left his mark on this construction, adding some sculptures of great beauty.
  •  7 Coral Temple
  •  8 Church of St. Nicholas - Blănari
  •  9 The Roman Catholic Cathedral „St. Joseph “
  • 10 Church of St. George New
  • 11 St. Dumitru Church
  • 12 Casin Cathedral
  • 13 The White Church
  • 14 Mihai Voda Monastery
  • 15 Radu Voda Monastery
  • 16 Bucur Church
  • 17 Church of St. Catherine
  • 18 The Italian Church
  • 19 Anglican Church
  • 20 Domnița Bălașa Church
  • 21 St. George the Old Church
  • 22 Greek Church
  • 23 Colța Church
  • 24 Cernica Monastery
  • 25 Snagov Monastery

palaces

theaters

Romanian Athenaeum

UNIVERSITY

University
  • 13 University
  •  5 Faculty of Medicine
  • 26 Central Library of the University

Other buildings

Athenee Palace Hotel
"Agricola" and "Adriatic" buildings

Museums

  •  4 Village Museum, S.O.S. Kiseleff no. 28-30, sector 1, postal code 011347, Bucharest, Romania, Tel .: 021.317.91.03/021.317.91.06/021.317. 91.10 / 021.319.25.36, Fax: 40 021.317.90.68, E-Mail: [email protected]. daily 09:00 - 17:00

ROADS

  •  1 Lipscani Street is the main street of the medieval quarter. This and many other historic streets in the neighborhood, such as Selari, Smardan, French, Covaci or Stavropoleos they have recently been renovated, renovated and transformed into pedestrian areas.
  •  2 Calea Victoriei it was the main street of the city during the interwar period. Even today, the main buildings of the city are lined up on this street.
  •  3 Unirii Boulevard was built in 1983 by the communists, having as a model Champs Elyseesfrom Paris.
  • streets Bucharest-Ploiesti road  4 , Kiseleff Road  5 , Lascar Catargiu Boulevard  6 , Magheru Boulevard  7 , Nicolae Balcescu Boulevard  8 , I.C. Boulevard Bratianu  9 , Dimitrie Cantemir Boulevard 10 , Calea Serban Voda 11  and Giurgiului Road 12  constitutes the north-south traffic axis of the city.

piety

  • 13 Union square was built in the middle of Bucharest in 1983. This is the main square of the city.
  • 14 Victoriei square is located north of the city.
  • 15 University Square is located in the historic center of Bucharest. There are two universities on it as well Intercontinental Hotel and the National Theater.
  • 16 Romanian market is located in the city center, in sector 1. The most important player in the area, starting with McDonald's restaurant and Miniprix store, continues to ASE and Duke Hotel and then to the cafes on Dorobanti and the bars in Lahovari Square, is the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest.

ACTIVITY

In addition to the numerous museums, which stand out for their particularly advantageous entrance prices, Bucharest offers a lot of recreational activities, especially during the summer. These represent the huge amount of breweries, clubs and bars. Movies can be seen in Bucharest Mall. Most films have only Romanian subtitles.

If you want to relax with a good book, located on Lipscani Street, at number 55, the Carturesti Carusel bookstore is spread over six levels totaling 1000sqm. Cărturești Carousel is an experiment of cultural living in the old center, offering a space for reading, socializing and artistic exploration of the heart of the city. With a bistro on the top floor, a multimedia space in the basement and a gallery dedicated to contemporary art on the first floor, the bookstore is preparing to tell a new story on a street with a vibrant commercial tradition.

Shopping

In recent years, some modern air-conditioned shopping malls have been built mainly on the outskirts of the city. There is more or less the same offer as in all major cities in Europe, from C&A, H&M to Deichmann. Prices are comparable to those in Western Europe. Centrally located is the Unirea Shopping Center in Unirii Square, a renovated building built in the late 1970s.

Antiques and others can be found in small shops in the pedestrian area Lipscani.In the University Square, right in front of the universities, books are sold outdoors.

One of the largest shopping centers was opened in 2014, on Calea Floreasca 246, Promenada Mall.

Gastronomy

Romanian specialties

Eating a meal is a pleasure in Romania. There are wonderful offers in the summer months, especially of fresh fruits and vegetables, which are often better than in the west.

Traditional restaurants in Bucharest

  •  4 Beer cart, P. Stavropoleos no. 5, Bucharest, Tel .: 0726.282.373, E-Mail: [email protected]. Monday-Thursday: 08: 00-24: 00 - Friday-Saturday: 08: 00-04: 00

Accommodation

The accommodation possibilities in Bucharest are huge. With a lot of 5-star hotels that offer services and can always successfully compete with Western standards, Bucharest is the city where an invitation of financial capacity demands and at any time equal. In Bucharest there are about 200 hotels, which have a rating between 2 - 5 stars.

  •  1 Athenaeum Palace Hilton ***** it is the most famous and probably the best hotel in the center of the capital. All rooms have excellent facilities such as spacious bathrooms, large beds, television and day and night services. The list of services offered by this hotel is impressive, including free access to the fitness center, as well as a wide variety of restaurants, cafes and bars. Address: Episcopiei Str. 1-3, Tel: 004 021 30 337 77
  •  2 Central Hotel**** is located near the historic center of Bucharest, near Cismigiu Park. The hotel is within walking distance of the Civic Center, most of its cultural and historical attractions and shopping malls. Address: 13 Ion Brezioanu Street
  •  2 Europa Royal Bucharest Hotel**** is located in the heart of the historic center of Bucharest. A unique, charming residential area is the old town center, which is slowly turning into a luxury neighborhood. Today, the area is home to several art galleries, antique shops, cafes and many hotels. The hotel is within walking distance of the Civic Center, most of its cultural and historical attractions and shopping malls. Address: 60 French Street, Tel: 004 021 319 1798
  •  3 Hotel UNIQUE Bucharest **** is located in the heart of Bucharest, in the neighborhood Romanian market, just minutes away from many of the city's attractions. As a guest in Bucharest you are welcome here. Enjoy a comfortable stay. Address: Caderea Bastiliei St., Nr 35, Tel: 004 021 319 45 91
  •  4 Hello Hotels Bucharest is located close to the central area, near the North Railway Station. Suitable for young people on a tight travel budget, looking for a modern hotel. Address: Str. Calea Grivitei 143, Sector 1, Tel 004 0771 269 684
  •  4 Trianon Hotel Bucharest is located in the historic center of the lively city. Enjoy the bright restaurant, business-friendly bar and more. The hotel offers many facilities, equipped with the most modern equipment. Address: Str. Grigore Cobalcescu no. 9, Sector 1, Tel 004 021 311 4927, 004 021 21 311 49 28
  •  5 Hotel Rin Central Bucharest is located near the historic center of Bucharest, renovated in 2011, is located in the center of Bucharest, 5 minutes walk from Unirii Square. Address: Str. Traian 55, Sector 2, Tel 004 0771 269 684,
  •  5 Bucharest Marriott Grand Hotel ***** it is a large hotel, both in terms of actual size and equipment. It offers spacious rooms and all the services you dream of. In addition, some of the best restaurants are in this hotel. Address: Calea 13 Septembrie 90, Tel: 004 021 407 47 40
  •  6 Crowne Plaza Bucharest *****. Located in a quiet, green area in the northern part of the capital, Crowne Plaza Bucharest is among the elite of Bucharest hotels. The rooms have impressive facilities, with laptop connections, safes and much more. More than 200 people take place in the conference room. Address: Bulevardul Poligrafiei 1, Tel: 004 021 224 0034
  •  7 Hotel Intercontinental ***** is much newer, but almost as famous as Hotel Athénée Palace Hilton. During the Revolution of December 1989 it was the place from which journalists saw the events. Currently, InterContinental remains the favorite of journalists for a good reason: all rooms have been renovated and modernized, with large, comfortable beds, bathrooms and others that are of the highest standards. Address: Nicolae Balcescu Boulevard 2-4, Tel: 004 021 310 2020
  •  8 Hotel Nh Bucharest **** Located in the financial district of Bucharest, a short distance from Piata Unirii. Address: Bulevardul Mircea Voda 21, Sector 3, Tel: 004 021 300 0545;
  •  8 Ramada Majestic Bucharest **** it has a certain greatness. Interior elegance and many facilities are the focal points. The rooms, all equipped with TV, air conditioning and telephone, are bright. Address: Calea Victoriei 38-40, Sector 1, Tel: 004 021 310 27 15/20/35/46/72; 004 021 310 23 35
  •  9 Hotel Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center **** it has a special atmosphere and an impeccable professionalism of the staff. As one of the most modern hotels in the city, Sofitel It offers luxury rooms, several restaurants and bars. On the ground floor you will find the Mall World Trade Center. Guests are also close to the resort, The Club. Address: Piata Montreal 10, Tel: 004 021 3183000; 004 021 3162500
  • 10 Hotel Angelo Airport Otopeni **** is the closest hotel to Henri Coanda International Airport. Classified at 4 stars, the hotel also provides free transfer between the airport and the hotel. Address: Calea Bucurestilor 283, Tel: 004 0771 269 684
  • 10 Hotel Parliament **** is located near the Palace of Parliament. The place is elegant and intimate, with a certain respect for each guest. Most rooms have a jacuzzi and a bathroom. Although the rooms are quite small, they are all luxurious at home. Address: Izvor Str. 106, Tel: 004 021 411 9990
  • 11 Cismigiu Hotel Bucharest **** is located in a historic building, which was renovated in 2012. It is located right next to Cismigiu Park and is 700 meters from the center of Bucharest. The hotel offers free underground parking. The modern apartments have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Some include a fully equipped kitchen. The private bathroom has a shower, slippers and free toiletries. The University Square is only 500 m away, the Parliament Palace and the National Museum of Art are only 1 km away. Address: Bd. Regina Elisabeta no. 38, Sector 1 Bucharest. Tel: 004 0314 03 05 00
  • 12 Hotel Golden Tulip Bucharest is located in the heart of Bucharest. It offers guests a wonderful view over Calea Victoriei. Address: Calea Victoriei no. 166, Sector 3 Bucharest. Tel: 004 021 212 55 58
  • 10 Hotel Rin Otopeni **** is located near Henri Coanda airport, offers excellent conditions for accommodation and long-term parking. Address: Calea Bucurestilor 255A, Otopeni
  • 13 The Boutique Hotel Moxa - Get rid of the hot atmosphere outside and relax in an intimate and comfortable environment and in the tastefully decorated rooms. Address: 4 Mihail Moxa Street Tel: 004 021 650 55 55
  • 14 Ramada Bucharest Parc Hotel *** is an elegant hotel in a completely modernized building and lots of facilities. It is also one of the largest hotels in Bucharest. The rooms are spacious, the decor is tasteful and the device - including laptop connections - are more than satisfactory. Only 10 minutes away from the city center, this place is probably the best 3-star hotel in Bucharest. Address: Bulevardul Poligrafiei 3-5, Tel: 004 021 549 2300
  • 15 Casa Capsa is located in one of the quietest and most beautiful areas of Bucharest. It is a modern hotel with spacious rooms and a remarkable panorama. Address: Calea Victoriei 36. Tel: 004 021 313 4038
  • 16 Hotel Continental **** is one of the largest hotels in the city. It is located in the city center, close to the Royal Palace and has been famous for 150 years. Address: Calea Victoriei 56, Tel: 040 372 010 300
  • 17 Hotel Phenicia Grand **** is a Modern style building located in the north of the city. With tastefully decorated rooms, several restaurants and a SPA center it is suitable for light and relaxing days. Address: Alexandru Serbanescu 87, Tel: 004 021 3000888
  • 18 Hotel Rin Grand **** It is the largest hotel in the south of Bucharest, located on the Vitan Barzesti 7D road, which has 489 rooms and 25 conference rooms. Tel: 040 771 269 684

Safety

Basically, Bucharest is a pretty safe city, even if sometimes it doesn't seem like it. However, there is some crime in neighborhoods of social inequality.

Extremely poor neighborhoods in Bucharest, especially in the south, should be avoided by tourists. Trebuie evitat purtatul deschis sau chiar lăsarea nesupravegheată în mașină ale obiectelor de valoare (bijuterii, camere scumpe).

Sănătate

Apa care vine de la robinet nu este întotdeauna potrivită pentru băut si pentru prepararea hranei. Dacă nu utilizați un filtru de apă, ar trebui să cumpărați apă potabilă de la supermarket. Aceasta poate fi achiziționată în sticle de plastic sau bidoane.Vaccinurile recomandate pentru Bucuresti si întreaga Românie sunt, în general, împotriva Tetanosului și Hepatitei A.

În caz de boală, un număr mare de clinici vă stau la dispoziție.

See also

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