Constantin Brâncoveanu metro station

Constantin Brâncoveanu

Location

,
Sector 4, Bucharest
Romania

Platforms

2 - One island platform

Construction

Structure type

Underground

History

Opened

December 1988^[1]

Services

Preceding station		Bucharest Metro		Following station
Piaţa Sudului toward Berceni		Line M2		Eroii Revoluţiei toward Pipera

Constantin Brâncoveanu is a metro station in Bucharest. It is named after Constantin Brâncoveanu, a Wallachian prince (1654–1714).

It is located at the junction of the Olteniței road (Șoseaua Olteniței) and the Constantin Brâncoveanu boulevard (Bd. Constantin Brâncoveanu), right next to the southern entrance into Tineretului Park, providing easy access to the Sala Polivalentă (Polivalenta Hall, a frequent host to sport events and concerts). Here you can find "Oraselul copiilor"(City of the kids) the greatest amusement park in Romania.

Since the fall of communism the platform has been dominated by a statue of Constantin Brâncoveanu and his sons, replacing the old statue of Ion Popescu-Puturi, a communist leader.

References

↑ "Istoric Metroul bucureştean" (in Romanian). metroubucuresti.webs.com. Archived from the original on 2014-08-09. Retrieved 2014-07-29.

Bucharest Metro
Line M1	Dristor 2 Piața Muncii Iancului Obor Ștefan cel Mare Piața Victoriei Gara de Nord Basarab Crângași Petrache Poenaru Grozăvești Eroilor Izvor Piața Unirii Timpuri Noi Mihai Bravu Dristor 1 Nicolae Grigorescu Titan Costin Georgian Republica Pantelimon
Line M2	Pipera Aurel Vlaicu Aviatorilor Piața Victoriei Piața Romană Universitate Piața Unirii Tineretului Eroii Revoluției Constantin Brâncoveanu Piața Sudului Apărătorii Patriei Dimitrie Leonida Berceni
Line M3	Preciziei Păcii Gorjului Lujerului Politehnica Eroilor Izvor Piața Unirii Timpuri Noi Mihai Bravu Dristor 1 Nicolae Grigorescu 1 Decembrie 1918 Nicolae Teclu Anghel Saligny
Line M4	Străulești Laminorului Parc Bazilescu Jiului 1 Mai Grivița Basarab Gara de Nord
Line M5 (under construction)	Râul Doamnei Constantin Brâncuși Valea Ialomiței Romancierilor Parc Drumul Taberei Drumul Taberei 34 Favorit Orizont Academia Militară Eroilor 2
Planned lines Line M5 extension towards Pantelimon Line M6 Stations and lines in italics are planned or under construction.

Transport in Bucharest

Companies and organisations

Metro operator	Metrorex
Bus operators	RATB Serviciul Transport Voluntari (STV)
Tram and Trolleybus operator	RATB
Rail operators	Căile Ferate Române Regiotrans Transferoviar Călători Softrans
Main Airlines	Air Bucharest Blue Air TAROM Țiriac Air Wizz Air

Public
transport

Metro	M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 (under construction) M6 (planned) M7 (planned) List of Bucharest metro stations
Bus	List of bus routes in Bucharest Night Buses
Tram	List of tram routes in Bucharest Bucharest Light rail
Trolleybus	List of trolleybus routes in Bucharest

Major stations

Railway	Bucharest North
Metro	Gara de Nord Piața Unirii Piața Victoriei Eroilor Dristor

Airports

Scheduled	Henri Coandă International Airport
Unscheduled	Aurel Vlaicu International Airport Clinceni Airfield

Roads

Motorways	A1 A2 A3
National roads	DN1 DN1A DN2 DN3 DN4 DN5 DN6 DN7
Ring roads	Centura București (DNCB) Autostrada Centura București (A0) (planned)
County roads	DJ200 DJ200B DJ401 DJ601A DJ602
Local roads	DC18 DC21 DC22 DC24

Naval

Herăstrău Park (leisure boats only)
Lacul Morii (water-sports only)
Danube–Bucharest Canal (construction halted in 1990)

Coordinates: 44°23′55″N 26°06′33″E / 44.39874°N 26.10904°E / 44.39874; 26.10904

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