Bucharest metro station
Străulești
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Where the name comes from
A place or district
The Străulești area, a former village on the Colentina first mentioned in a document of 1 February 1578.
The village of Străulești appears in a document of 1 February 1578; in 1601 the chancellor Dan gave it to his church foundation, 'on the Colentina water'. Where the name comes from is not known.
How the name travelled
- Străulești
- the Străulești area
- the village of Străulești
- the origin of the name Străulești
attested since 1 February 1578: the village of Străulești, mentioned in a document
Worth knowing
- It is the northern terminus of M4, with a new depot and a park & ride.
- The Parc Bazilescu–Străulești section has two stations and was built by Astaldi.
- Tunnelling was completed on 3 September 2015.
- There is a small Metrorex museum with Bombardier and CAF train models.
On the line
M4
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Where it sits in the network
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