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Turistická linka Bukurešť City Tour predlžuje svoju trasu k Národnej katedrálepreložené

9. júla 2026 · 1 min čítania

Súčasťou turistickej linky Bukurešť City Tour bude od tohto týždňa nová zastávka pri Národnej katedrále, oznámil Dopravný podnik Bukurešti.

Predĺženie trasy začína platiť od piatku, keď k Národnej katedrále po prvýkrát prídu turistické autobusy. Podľa Bukurešťského dopravného podniku nová stanica umožní návštevníkom prísť priamo „pred najväčší kostol v Rumunsku a jednu z najimpozantnejších európskych pravoslávnych katedrál“.

Predstavitelia ŠTB zároveň upozorňujú, že pietne miesto „vyniká monumentálnou architektúrou, impozantnou vežou a veľkolepými interiérovými mozaikami, ručne vyrobenými rumunskými umelcami z kusov muránskeho skla a plátkového zlata“.

Ďalšia zmena sa týka trasy prejazdenej počas dní prevádzky. V piatok tak budú autobusy premávať po Červenej trase, ktorá sa vracia do Calea Victoriei, pričom v sobotu a nedeľu po Modrej.

Na Červenej ceste budú autobusy zastavovať na hlavných bodoch záujmu v hlavnom meste, vrátane Tlačového námestia, Múzea dediny, Víťazného oblúka, Námestia víťazstva, Námestia revolúcie, CEC, Parlamentného paláca a nového...

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Đorđe Petrović

Bine că au adăugat Catedrala Națională, în sfârșit ajungi direct în față cu autobuzul turistic. Mozaicurile alea din sticlă de Murano și foiță de aur merită văzute de aproape, nu doar din mers. Oare pe Traseul Roșu vinerea cât timp stă oprirea acolo?

Laura Baker

Bine că au pus stația chiar în față la Catedrala Națională, așa ajungi fără să mai bați drumul pe jos. Mozaicurile alea din sticlă de Murano și foiță de aur chiar merită timp să le vezi pe îndelete. Oare pe Traseul Roșu vinerea cât timp opresc acolo, Đorđe?

Sophia Campbell

The new stop right in front is handy, especially if you're carrying bags or it's hot out. Those Murano mosaics really are worth lingering over—I spent almost an hour inside last time I went with my choir group. Do you know if the buses wait long enough on the Red Route for a proper visit, or is it more of a quick photo stop?

Sophia Turner

The stop right in front does make a big difference, especially on a hot Bucharest afternoon. I hadn't realized the mosaics were done with real Murano glass and gold leaf—next time I'm there with the church choir I'll look closer. How long do you usually spend inside before hopping back on the bus, Laura?

Photini Taylor

The new stop does sound convenient, especially on those sticky Bucharest summer days. I took the Red Route last Friday and the bus only paused about 15 minutes at the Cathedral, so it felt more like a quick photo stop than time to really wander inside. Did your choir group go on a weekend instead?

Luke Johnson

The mosaics are definitely the highlight – I always tell people to look up at the gold leaf work near the dome. On the Red Route the bus only gives you about 15 minutes, which is enough for a quick look but not a proper sit-down visit like your choir group probably had. Have you tried the weekend Blue Route instead?

James Bennett

The Murano glass and gold leaf do catch the light in a way that stops you in your tracks once you notice it. I usually spend about 25 minutes inside, enough to light a candle and sit quietly near the icon of the Theotokos before the bus comes back around. Do you sing with the choir at the cathedral itself or just visit with them?

Xenia Wilson

The mosaics really are something, those Murano glass pieces catch the light just right. We did the Red Route last Friday and the 15 minutes flew by, barely time to light a candle. Have you been on the Blue Route yourself, Luke?

Peter Clark

The mosaic does hit different when the sun catches it right. I’ve only visited the cathedral a couple times myself, never sang with their choir, but I do sing tenor in the OCA choir back in Pittsburgh. You ever light a candle there for someone specific?

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