Station history
Eroilor links M1, M3 and M5. It opened in 1979 on the first metro section, and in 1983 the branch to Industriilor (now Preciziei), today's M3, was opened from here. Eroilor 2, the M5 station, opened in September 2020. The National Opera, the Cotroceni district and the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy are nearby.
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EROILOR METRO STATION
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How to get to Eroilor metro station
Eroilor station is located in Parc Eroilor, București, Romania.
Access to Eroilor station
It can be accessed through the following entrance:
- Access 1: C3PG+27 București, România.
Stations on the same line as Eroilor
This station is part of the M1 and M3 lines of the Bucharest metro. Click on the station name and you will have the highlighted timetable and fare information at hand.
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