Mina Minovici National Institute of Legal Medicine is Romania’s leading institution in forensic medicine and one of the oldest institutes of its kind in Europe. Founded in 1892 by Professor Mina Minovici, it has played a central role in the development of forensic science, medical education, and judicial expertise in Romania.

Here is useful, practical information about accessing the venue and finding the entrance/gates:

Address & General Location

The institute is located at Șoseaua Vitan-Bârzești 9-11, Sector 4, București.

This is a major arterial road in northern Bucharest, well served by transport and taxis.

Main Entrance & Access

The primary entrance to the institute is directly from Șoseaua Vitan-Bârzești.

Delegates arriving by taxi or ride-hailing should instruct drivers to stop at the main gate on Șoseaua Vitan-Bârzești nr. 9-11.

There is street-level access; no separate service or side gate is typically used for visitor entry.

Parking & On-Site Access

There is customer parking available on site for visitors.

The venue has walkable access from the parking area to the main conference/meeting facilities.

Public Transport Nearby

Bus stops near the venue:

INML – only ~1–3 min walk from the institute

Șoseaua Vitan-Bârzești – ~6–7 min walk

Nearest Metro station:

Apărătorii Patriei (M2 line) – approx. 16–17 min walk

Transport lines serving the area:

Bus: 102, 243, 1, N1, 10, N10, 439, 440, 479, N106

Tram: 1

Helpful Tips for Arrival

Taxi/Ride-hailing drop-off: Ask to be dropped off at Șoseaua Vitan-Bârzești 9-11 — this is the main pedestrian/visitor entrance.

For accessibility: The main gate and entrance area are suitable for participants with mobility needs.