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In 2009 Piatra Neamţ was elected the greenest city in Romania. It is also called "The pearl of Moldavia" due to its beautiful natural views and architectural heritage, and of course the fact that it is located in Romania's Moldavia region.
The main draw of Piatra Neamţ is the outdoors, with a lot of focus recently being on making it into one of Romania's top skiing destinations.
The easiest way of getting to Piatra Neamţ is by plane. Fly into George Enescu International Airport (the old Bacău International Airport) in Bacău, approximately 60 km away from Piatra Neamţ. From Bacău you can either take a train or rent a car.
The closest airport is George Enescu International Airport in the city of Bacău, 60 km away.
Direct trains are available from Bucharest Nord station to Piatra Neamţ, or from Bacău.
It takes about 5 to 6 hours from Bucharest to Piatra Neamţ and about 45 minutes from Bacău.
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