Bus Lines
OTL runs the following bus routes in Oradea:
| Line | Route |
|---|---|
| 10 | Gara de Est - Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Henrik Ibsen |
| 11 | Gara Centrală (Central Station) - Gara Episcopia |
| 12 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii |
| 13 | Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Gheorghe Doja (County Hospital) |
| 14 | Universitatea (University) - City Center - Podului |
| 15 | Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Podgoria |
| 16 | Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Clujului |
| 17 | Velenta - Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Rogerius - Pod CFR |
| 18 | Gara Centrală (Central Station) - Cartierul Oncea - Bihorului |
| 19 | Carrefour ERA - B-dul. Dacia |
| 20 | Nufărul - Piaţa 1 Decembrie - Real I. - Şoseaua de centură - Nufărul |
| 21 | Piaţa Decebal - Real I. |
| 22 | Gara Centrală - Real II. |
| 23 | Carrefour Era - Piaţa Cetăţii |
| 24 | Pod CFR - Macon |
| 25 | Oradea Shopping City - Fagului |
| 26 | Oradea Shopping City - Greek-Catholic Abbey |
| ROH | Oradea - Biharkeresztes, Hungary |
Schedule for Local Bus Transport Oradea might be found at Orar autobuze si tramvaie Oradea
Read more about this topic: Public Transport In Oradea
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