"Benjamin Myklebust" schrieb
im Newsbeitrag news:cgknf7$ldn$1@sunnews.cern.ch
> But of course any information how to get there cheaper
> and faster is also welcome.
You might consider travelling by train, should be much safer than
by car.
There is a train Bucuresti - Istanbul, which conveys a through car
Budapest - Istanbul. Budapest - Istanbul takes two nights.
From Istanbul Haydarpasa station (on the Asian part of the city)
you can take the once-weekly train to Tehran. The ticket
Istanbul - Tehran costs 61,60 Swiss Francs, the trip takes 66
hours.
> "Benjamin Myklebust" wrote
> in message news:cgkn2g$lad$1@sunnews.cern.ch...
>> OK, I know this news group might not be the quite right
>> one, but I couldn't find something more relevant.
>>
>> This is a pretty hypothetical question, as I doubt it
>> will never be a feasible project. I was thinking about
>> going to Iran, and I was also wondering if it is
>> possible to drive there.
>>
>> To go from France, I would have to drive through
>> Switzerland, Austria, Czech rep., Slovakia, Croatia,
>> Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey.
Slovakia doesn't have a border with Croatia, Croatia doesn't have
one with Bulgaria, and Romania not with Turkey - you should take a
look at a map!
Possible routes:
Switzerland - Austria - Hungary - Romania - Bulgaria - Turkey
or
Switzerland - Austria - Hungary - Serbia - Bulgaria - Turkey
or
Switzerland - Austria - Slovenia - Croatia - Serbia - Bulgaria -
Turkey
or
Switzerland - Italy - Slovenia - Croatia - Serbia - Bulgaria -
Turkey
...
>>
>> I would need a VISA for Bulgaria, Romania and Iran.
What citizen are you? I (Austrian) don't need a visa for Bulgaria
and Romania.
>> What
>> about Turkey, is it possible to get one at the border?
I bought a visa for EUR 15 at the Bulgarian/Turkish border when
entering the country by train in April. Don't know if getting the
visa at the border is possible for citizen of every country.
--
Helmut Uttenthaler,
Graz
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