Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP) is located approximately
20–30 minutes by car from the venue,
with direct connections to most major European cities.

Not essential.
Bucharest has reliable taxi and ride-hailing services.
However, a rental car may provide additional flexibility
depending on accommodation location.

Ride-hailing platforms such as Uber and Bolt
operate widely in Bucharest.
Licensed taxis are also available.
Airport-to-city fares typically range between
€15–25.
Short city rides usually cost
€6–12.

Bucharest offers metro, bus, and tram services.
While efficient, taxis or ride-hailing are generally
more practical for tournament logistics.

Matches are played indoors on clay courts.
Indoor clay typically produces a
medium-to-slow pace,
higher bounce,
and longer rally patterns.

Approximately 70–90 meters above sea level.

February in Bucharest is winter season,
with cold outdoor temperatures.
Indoor clay ensures uninterrupted play
regardless of external weather conditions.

Bucharest remains a cost-efficient European capital.
Restaurant main courses typically range between
€8–18,
offering good value compared to Western Europe.

Hotels generally range from
€60–120 per night,
depending on category and proximity to the venue.
Early booking is recommended during tournament weeks.

A realistic weekly budget (1 player + 1 parent)
ranges between
€900–1,300,
depending primarily on accommodation
and transport choices.

Bucharest is considered a
mid-range Eastern European indoor destination,
more affordable than Western Europe,
but slightly higher than Balkan events.

The venue is suitable for international players
seeking structured indoor clay competition
in a well-connected capital city
with moderate overall costs.