Station history
The station is named after the Moldavian prince Stephen the Great and the road it lies on, next to the Dinamo Stadium. It opened on 17 August 1989 on the Gara de Nord – Dristor extension of the former line III (now M1).
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ȘTEFAN CEL MARE METRO STATION
If you need to check the timetable for Ștefan cel Mare station, you just have to look up the station’s location, its timetable and the applicable fares.
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How to get to Ștefan cel Mare metro station
The station is located on Șoseaua Ștefan cel Mare, București, Romania.
Access to Ștefan cel Mare station
It can be accessed through the following entrance:
- Access 1: F434+47 București, România.
Stations on the same line as Ștefan cel Mare
Ștefan cel Mare metro station belongs to line 1 of the Bucharest metro. You can then access the existing information about the other stations, with a simple click on them:
Thanks to the list above, you can access any station on line 1 and consult any information about it, such as where each station is located, its accesses or other places or points of interest for travellers.
Official information
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