Suceava is a 100,000 inhabitant town located 450 km North of Bucharest and is part of the historical province Bucovina famous for its monasteries. The painted churches of northern Moldavia are seven Romanian Orthodox churches in Suceava County, built approximately between 1487 and 1583. Since 1993, they have been listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Suceava is also known as a former capital of Moldavia principality.
There is a international airport in Suceava (12 km from the center of the town, pick-up of the participants organized by us) which operates with several companies (mainly Wizz-air and Tarom). There are good connections to Italy and UK. Tarom has two daily courses Bucharest-Suceava, one hour travel.
By train, Bucharest-Suceava travel lasts for 7 hours.
By car, Vienna – Suceava, via Oradea, represents approximately 16-18 hours drive.
Forestry faculty is located in the new building of the University (E building).
There are convenient hotels at walking distance in the town centre.