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Teleorman County, Romania

Teleorman County follows Romania’s national time: Eastern European Time, UTC+2, and Eastern European Summer Time, UTC+3, while daylight saving time is active. The live clock above shows the county’s current local time.

Alexandria, Romania

Friday, 4 September 2026

UTC+3 · Europe/Bucharest

Time and sun data for Alexandria — the largest city of Teleorman County

The sun in Alexandria

Sunrise 06:46 Solar noon 13:19 Sunset 19:52 Daylight 13 h 06 min Night 10 h 54 min Civil twilight 06:17 – 20:22

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Current time in Teleorman County, Romania

Every community in Teleorman County uses the same local time. A clock in Alexandria therefore agrees with clocks in Roșiorii de Vede, Turnu Măgurele, Zimnicea, and the county’s villages. Romania advances its clocks for the warmer part of the year and returns to standard time later in the year. Because the transition rules can affect appointments near the changeover, a live clock or time-zone converter is safer than applying a fixed UTC offset throughout the year.

Standard time: Eastern European Time, UTC+2 Summer time: Eastern European Summer Time, UTC+3 Time changes: observed under Romania’s national clock rules Regional variation: none within Teleorman County

For a meeting in Teleorman, trust the dated invitation more than a mental UTC calculation made before coffee.

Local time in the county’s main towns

Alexandria is the county seat and the most useful reference point for administrative business. Other principal urban places include Roșiorii de Vede, Turnu Măgurele, Zimnicea, and Videle. They do not maintain separate municipal time zones.

This shared clock makes travel inside the county straightforward. A bus departure written in local time means the same thing at either end of the journey. The same principle applies to school schedules, shop hours, public offices, and local events.

For an international call, convert the time for Alexandria or any other Teleorman locality against the caller’s location. The answer will be valid countywide, provided both locations are evaluated for the intended date. This matters when one place has already changed its clocks and the other has not.

Sunrise and daylight across Teleorman

Sunrise is not a fixed clock reading. It changes through the year as daylight lengthens and shortens, and it also varies slightly from one part of the county to another. A sunrise listing should therefore be matched to both a locality and a calendar date.

Eastern places generally meet the Sun a little earlier than western places at comparable latitude. The difference within one county is usually less important than the seasonal change, but it can still matter when planning photography, farming, fishing, or an early drive.

Select Alexandria or the nearest listed town. Confirm that the date is correct. Read the displayed time as local Teleorman time. Check civil twilight if usable outdoor light matters more than the solar disk itself.

The daylight-saving shift changes the clock label attached to sunrise; it does not cause the astronomical event. After a clock change, sunrise may suddenly appear an hour later or earlier on the clock even though the seasonal movement of the Sun remains gradual.

Questions and answers

Does Teleorman County have its own time zone?
No. It uses the same official time as the rest of Romania.
Is Alexandria in a different time zone from Turnu Măgurele?
No. Their local clocks agree, although their exact sunrise times can differ slightly.
Why does the UTC offset change?
Romania observes daylight saving time, moving between UTC+2 standard time and UTC+3 summer time.
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