You can get to Romania also by car. Depending from where you come from, there are several border crossing points in Romania.
This is a list of road border crossing points in Romania grouped by country:
| Country | Entry point to Romania | Corresponding entry point |
| Bulgaria | Călărași | Silistra |
| Giurgiu | Ruse | |
| Ostrov | Silistra | |
| Vama Veche | Durankulak | |
| Moldova | Albița | Leușeni |
| Galați | Giurgiulești | |
| Oancea | Cahul | |
| Sculeni | Sculeni | |
| Stânca | Costești | |
| Serbia | Jimbolia | Kikinda Crinja |
| Naidăș | Kalugerovo | |
| Porțile de Fier I | Djerdap I | |
| Porțile de Fier II | Djerdap II | |
| Stamora-Moravița | Varsac Vatin | |
| Ucraina | Sighetu Marmatiei | Solotvino |
| Ungaria | Borș | Ártánd |
| Cenad | Kiszombor | |
| Nădlac | Nagylak | |
| Petea | Csengersima | |
| Săcuieni | Letavertes | |
| Salonta | Méhkerék | |
| Turnu | Battonya | |
| Urziceni | Vallaj | |
| Valea lui Mihai | Nyírábrány | |
| Vărșand | Gyula |
After knowing where is Romania, you can choose to travel by plane or by car.
I will come back with a road map for more details.
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