私人汽车接送从 Bucharest 到 Sofia

As of 2024, no direct train runs between Bucharest and Sofia. However, up to two daily indirect services operate between the cities. The earliest departure leaves Bucharest North Train Station at 10:47 AM and arrives in Sofia at 8:21 AM. Expect to pay $32-$39 (€30–€45) for an adult fare.

Sofia is one of Europe's most underrated cities and is definitely worth visiting. There are few international tourists here. So you can get a true insight into Bulgarian culture and ways of life. It's also one of the continent's cheapest cities, so you won't break the bank visiting museums and eating out.

As of 2024, trains operate from Romania to Bulgaria. However, there are limited services. The train only enters from two points in the nation: Ruse in the south and Vidin in the southwest. From here, you'll need to switch carriages to a Bulgarian train provider.

Sofia and Bucharest are both fascinating yet contrasting cities, so deciding which is better comes down to your preferences. Sofia is better if you enjoy a more laid-back atmosphere, exploring ancient ruins, and relaxing in thermal baths. Bucharest will suit you more if you prefer a bustling city, vibrant nightlife, and a modern ambiance.

Unfortunately, there’s no sleeper train from Bucharest to Sofia. The service stopped in the 2010s. You can catch a night train between the two cities. However, you'll need to change carriages. A bus also runs the distance, but there are no beds or fully reclinable seats.