
The airport lies on the western edge of Sibiu, roughly 3 to 6 km from the centre depending on your destination. The trip usually takes about 15 minutes.
Tursib line 11 runs from a dedicated stop in the arrivals area to central Sibiu. Several other Tursib lines also serve the airport.
Yes. Tursib buses accept contactless payment on board, and tickets can also be bought online.
Airlines include Wizz Air, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines, plus some summer charters. Check the latest schedule before booking.
Yes. Lufthansa flies to Munich and Austrian Airlines to Vienna, both large hubs for onward flights.
There is one passenger terminal, enlarged and modernised to handle more travellers.
The IATA code is SBZ and the ICAO code is LRSB.
Yes. It sits in central Romania, close to the Făgăraș Mountains, Saxon villages and cities such as Brașov and Alba Iulia.
Sibiu International Airport (SBZ) serves Sibiu, a historic Transylvanian city famous for its old town, and the surrounding county in central Romania. Sibiu County Council runs the airport, and its terminal was expanded and modernised to give passengers far more space.
Because the city sits in the heart of the country, SBZ is a handy entry point for touring Transylvania without a long drive from Bucharest.
The airport is on the western edge of Sibiu. Depending on where you measure from, the city centre is roughly 3 to 6 km away, and the ride to the old town squares normally takes around a quarter of an hour.
All flights use one terminal, which was greatly enlarged in a modernisation project. It has check-in, security, cafés and waiting areas, and arrivals has its own dedicated bus station for the city bus. Parking, taxis and car rental are organised right at the airport.
Several airlines serve Sibiu, including Wizz Air, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa links the city with Munich and Austrian with Vienna, both strong connecting hubs. Wizz Air flies to a range of German and other European cities, and some charter routes run in summer. Check the current timetable, as seasonal flights come and go.
Sibiu's old town centres on the Large Square and the Small Square, linked by the iron Bridge of Lies. The ASTRA open-air museum shows traditional Romanian village life, and the Brukenthal National Museum holds important art collections. Beyond the city, the Făgăraș Mountains and Saxon villages make excellent day trips.
You can pay for the city bus by contactless card on board. Winter snow in the Carpathians can slow road trips, so allow extra time if you are driving from the airport into the mountains.
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