Renting an excellent and comfortable bus during the trip is the best option for every tourist who plans an unforgettable journey through the streets of Cluj-Napoca. The service for the rental of buses operates at a high level, providing each tourist with a reliable, modern and comfortable coach. Behind the wheel of the bus of this service is a conscientious driver who treats his work very seriously and provides tourists with a safe, productive journey.
A reliable Bus rental to have fantastic travel over Cluj-Napoca
Buses of charter service of the most modern models, there is always a clean and cozy in the cabin of the bus, and also there is all the most necessary for a healthy pastime while traveling around the city. In the cabin of such a bus, each passenger will feel a high and qualitative level of service. Thanks to the company for renting buses it became safe and very comfortable to travel.
Highly professional chauffeur for the bus rental
This service not only provides the opportunity to rent a coach but also allows each one to choose a reliable driver who has all the necessary driving skills and has a driving license. Each service driver is well-educated, friendly and has no bad habits, so traveling with this company is quite safe and reliable. Also, the drivers of this service are very conscientious and punctual; they can make the trip more rapid and productive.
What to explore having charter bus rental in Cluj
Cluj-Napoca is one of the oldest cities in Romania. Located in the heart of Transylvania, it touched all the aspects of history. Cluj-Napoca repeatedly changed both the name and ethnic composition. Here lived the Dacians, Romans, Hungarians. Today, the most of the local citizens - Romanians, but the city is almost the most non-Romanian in the country.
The name of the city speaks of the rich historical past. Napoca - originally Dacian (Dacia or Dacia earlier called the territory of modern Romania), and then the Roman town, the first mention of which dates back to 108 AD. e. The city came to desolation because of the great migration of peoples. When it was re-occupied by the Magyars, they gave it the name "Cluj." Its modern name was given to the city in 1974.
The most exciting place in Cluj-Napoca is its historic center. The buildings of different styles: Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassic are replete with the main square of the city, Unity. There are numerous restaurants, cafes, and bakeries around it. It is worth to visit the Gothic church of St. Michael, the residence of the Hungarian King Matthias Corvinus, the Municipal Museum and the 18th century Bunny Baroque palace. In the latter works the Museum of Arts with the most vibrant collection of Romanian, German, Italian, Russian, Hungarian and Flemish painting schools.
