Off to Bucharest! Travel Tips and Fan Information

Tickets for the away section are only available in advance until August 28, 2024, 6:00 PM, at the fan shop located at Helmut-Köglberger-Platz. There will be no ticket sales on the day of the match at the stadium.

Stadionul Steaua is located in the Ghencea district. LASK fans will gather in the Old Town and from there, between 7:00 PM and 7:30 PM, they will make their way to the stadium via the subway. From Piața Unirii 1 station, fans will travel to Parc Drumul Taberei station, where they will be escorted to the stadium by a security detail from the Bucharest Gendarmerie.

The stadium gates will open at 7:00 PM, and Section 201 is reserved for away fans. Please note that Stadionul Steaua has a strict no-smoking and no-alcohol policy. Additionally, alcohol consumption in public places is generally prohibited in Bucharest. There will also be a kiosk where both cash and card payments are accepted. Important: Bucharest does not use the Euro; the kiosk in the stadium only accepts RON (Romanian leu; 1 RON = €0.20). The use of pyrotechnics is considered a criminal offense in Romania. If Austrian fans use pyrotechnics, they will be taken to the police station, where special measures will be enforced.

To help pass the time until kick-off at 9:30 PM local time, we've compiled a list of some must-see spots for you.

The Palace of the Parliament is one of Bucharest's most famous landmarks and the heaviest building in the world. Whether you take a guided tour of the parliament or enjoy a free walk around the magnificent structure, it's definitely a must-see for tourists and a perfect spot for an Instagram photo 😉

The Old Town, one of the oldest parts of the city, is renowned for its diverse architecture. A highlight is Hanul lui Manuc, the oldest inn in the city, which has been welcoming guests since 1808. In the Old Town, you'll also find the National Museum of History as well as numerous other museums and galleries. The area offers a wide range of restaurants, cafés, and clubs, making it a vibrant spot for exploring and dining.

Nature lovers will especially enjoy the I.O.R. Park (Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park) in Bucharest. As one of the largest parks in the city, it offers a variety of recreational activities, including playgrounds and sports facilities. At the heart of the park, you'll find two large lakes surrounded by several bridges and small islands, making it a serene and picturesque spot for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing day outdoors.

Mega Mall Bucharest is one of the largest shopping centers in the city and a great place for a leisurely stroll. With over 200 stores, it offers a wide range of modern brands, along with numerous cafés and restaurants. Whether you're looking to shop, dine, or simply relax, it’s an excellent destination for a day out.

We wish all the black-and-whites a safe and enjoyable trip! See you in Bucharest!