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Arad is located on the border between the historical regions of Banat and Crișana, Romania.

The city is located on both banks of the Mureș River, being the twelfth largest urban center in Romania in terms of demographics. Arad is an important industrial point, a node of railway and road transport, with an airport and also the residence of the Archbishopric of Arad.

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Buy extra luggage on the additional services page, during booking or after it through "Manage Booking"!

You can check up to four pieces of luggage per flight, per passenger; the fee will be applied separately for each.

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To support you in planning your trip, we have decided to include Covid-19 coverage in the General Insurance Conditions, both for travel medical insurance and for cancellation insurance.

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It does not matter whether you prefer a full meal with your morning paper and a cup of good coffee or whether you are satisfied with a quick cookie. Aboard our planes you will always get what makes you start your day in your favourite way.

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AFTER LANDING

Airport: Arad International Airport (ARW)

Arad International Airport is located in the western part of the country, just 4 km west of Arad, Romania.

It is located at a distance of only 50 km from Timisoara - Traian Vuia International Airport.

Arad International Airport is directly connected by a road junction to the A1 Motorway (part of the Pan-European Corridor IV),

one of the busiest roads in Romania.

Land transport to and from the airport

To get from the airport to the city, you can choose the transfer option with one of the private transfer operators,

or public transport, with station at the airport, respectively the bus line 41 or the tram line 18B.

Of course, you can choose one of the many taxi services.

WHEN TO VISIT

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Arad Fortress

The Arad Fortress was built on the left bank of the Mureș River, during the reign of Empress Maria Theresa, according to the plans of General Ferdinand Philipp Harsch. The construction, made between 1762-1783, was designed in the shape of a star with six corners and provided with three rows of underground casemates and ditches that could be easily flooded in case of danger. Inside the fortress is the Franciscan Church, the last four Franciscan monks living here until 1861. The Arad Museum Complex was opened in 1893 as an exhibition of relics of the Pasoptist Revolution. It is located in the Cultural Palace building, next to the city’s philharmonic and library. The museum hosts several exhibitions, the collection of archeology and medieval history, as well as a gallery of European art.

The Red Church

The Red Church is a historical and architectural monument in Arad, which serves as a place of worship of the Evangelical-Lutheran Church, with services in Hungarian. The building is built in neo-Gothic style, with a 46-meter high main tower and stained glass windows by artist Josef Polka from Budapest. The church organ is of the Wegensstein type, electropneumatic and was made in Timisoara and installed in 1927. At its inauguration, the church had three massive bells, weighing 1,590 kg, two of which were melted at the behest of the authorities during the First World War, for their bronze to be made into projectiles.

Statue of Liberty from Arad

The Statue of Liberty in Arad is a monument unveiled in 1890 to commemorate the executions of the thirteen anti-Ossburg military convicts, known as the "13 of Arad". The monument was dismantled and moved in 1925, on the grounds that the respective generals had fought against the Romanians. It was kept in a military unit in the Arad Fortress. In March 2004, the statue was relocated in the Romanian-Hungarian Reconciliation Park, arranged in the Firemen's Square in Arad.

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