Station history
Obor lies next to one of Bucharest's largest markets, which gives it its name. It opened on 17 August 1989 on the Gara de Nord – Dristor extension of M1. It was closed for more than ten months for refurbishment and reopened on 25 May 2008.
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OBOR METRO STATION
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How to get to Obor metro station
Obor station is located on Strada Silvestru, București, Romania.
Access to Obor station
It can be accessed through the following entrance:
- Access 1: C4XF+XJ București, România.
Stations on the same line as Obor
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Official information
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