Carol I
Few visitors in Bucharest will leave without seeing the enormous horseback statue of Carol I – the first king of modern Romania – which... Continue Reading
The Debate Over Bucharest Apartments
It’s mandatory that you try to remember that Bucharest is offering some amazing opportunities, but you can find great deals in different regions of the... Continue Reading
8 foods that are not to miss whilst in Bucharest
The Craftsmen's Fair is usually held in mid May. The fair is occasioned by the anniversary of the Dimitre Gusti Village Museum, the host of the event. Hundreds of craftsmen from all corners of Romania flock to the Village Museum and demonstrate in front of the visiting public the knowledge they have amassed in respect to the ancestral traditions of pottery, weaving, wood sculpture and plenty other folk arts.
Do not miss Bucharest music festivals and concerts in summer 2016!
Summer 2016 looks amazing for now. If Bucharest only welcomed a few big names in concert since the communist regime has ended (Michael Jackson,... Continue Reading
EUROPAfest & co.
In Bucharest the flowers are blooming, the weather is warming up, and parks are getting busy. Along with spring, many musicians from all over... Continue Reading
Interesting things about Bucharest and Romania
Situated in the part of the world which will perhaps always be known as Eastern Europe, it would be more accurate to describe Bucharest's geographical location as south-eastern Europe. Bucharest was founded in the 14th century and it is located in the part of Romania known as Wallachia, one of the three historic principalities (next to Moldavia and Transylvania) which are now the modern country.