Cluj-Napoca is well connected by air, rail, and road. The international airport (Avram Iancu Cluj, CLJ) has direct flights to Bucharest and destinations across Europe, including Budapest, Vienna, and several cities in Germany and Italy. Budget airlines serve the airport, making it easy to reach cheaply.
By train, Cluj-Napoca is on the main Romanian rail network. The journey from Bucharest takes around eight hours but passes through beautiful scenery. Buses connect the city to other Romanian cities and to European destinations.
For drivers, the city sits at the junction of the E60 (coming from Vienna and Budapest) and the E81 (from Belgrade), making it a natural stop on a Transylvanian road trip.