Sighișoara train station is a railway station in Sighișoara – beautiful fortified Romanian town in Transylvania region. The station building was opened around 1870s. It’s a small station – facade of the building was renovated and it appears nice. The station is located about one kilometer from the city center – there are no buses. Theoretically, there is a taxi rank in front of the station, but taxis may be available or not.
Many long-distance trains stop here, so you can easily get to Sighișoara from Bucharest and Brașov.
Platforms have been renovated recently. The platforms are covered but there are no ramps or lifts. There is a tunnel under the tracks.
Sighișoara train station – facilities
– ticket office
– left luggage office
– dirty free toilet
– free parking
– restaurant
– waiting room
Sighișoara train station – useful websites
Sighișoara station timetable
Train timetable and search engine
Train travel in Romania – an ultimate guide
Tourist attractions in Sighișoara
Sighișoara is a beautiful town with many monuments and tourist attractions. People without heavy baggage can take a walk from the train station to the city center.
– cobbled streets
– Clock Tower (it houses Sighisoara History Museum)
– medieval-covered wooden stairs toward the church on the hill
– Vlad Dracul house
– Saxon cemetery
– Holy Trinity Church
Trains from Sighișoara
Trains between Sighișoara and major cities are generally slow and journey time is long. There is only a few trains daily in each direction.
Sighișoara – Bucharest (6-7 hours)
Sighișoara – Brașov (3-4 hours)
Sighișoara – Mediaș (45 minutes)
Sighișoara – Sibiu (two and a half hour)
Sighișoara – Cluj Napoca (three and a half hour)
An overnight train to Budapest and Vienna provides easily access to Sighisoara by train.
