Calea Victoriei Residence

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In Bucharest we don't do boring.
Even the bookstores are impressive!
Carturesti Bookstore on Lipscani Street in the Old Town!

In we don't do boring. Even the bookstores are impressive!

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Inside the Peles Castle, visits only by English Guided Tour 9:15-15:30. The standard tour is 45 minutes, the extended tour is 1H 30' www.peles.ro

CALEA VICTORIEI Avenue in the night! it becomes a walking area each weekend (closed car traffic), from start of May till end of October! The section from Radisson & Intercontinental to Piata Amzei is really packed with people searching for some specialities: a shrimp burger, a black angus, a Chinese wok, craft beer, best pizza & Ice Cream in town.

Calea Victoriei 🤗

The glass covered passage Macca-Villacrosse (connecting Carada str & Calea Victoriei). The Bucharest French heritage.

💛 Lovely hidden Bucharest!
📌 Pasajul Macca-Villacrosse (between Lipscani street and Calea Victoriei).
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The in Unirii Square will offer a spectacular show until the beginning of October. Play of & every evening after dark!

😲 The fountains will reopen very soon with an impressive multimedia show 💙 🌀

The in Unirii will offer visitors a spectacular show until the beginning of October. It presents a variety of themes and the selected songs complement the magic created by the play of and in the heart of .
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SAFETY: The answer we have for many of our guests!!! Big Romanian cities are far safer then any West Europe cities! Voila! Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Brașov & Iași on Top!

that five Romanian cities: Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Brașov, Bucharest, and Iași were ranked in the top 100 safest cities in the world in a list compiled by Numbeo?

➡️ Numbeo’s ranking takes a series of factors into consideration to determine the level of safety of cities, among which are: the level of crime; how safe it is to walk around the city during the day and at night; the likelihood of being robbed or having your car stolen; the likelihood of being attacked because of skin color, ethnic origin, gender, or religion; and the extent of drug consumption or sales.

🔝 Based on these factors, cities are given a score ranging from 0 to 100. Cluj-Napoca scored 77.7 out of 100 and is currently ranked 23rd, followed by Timisoara (30th place), Brasov (54th place), Bucharest (67th place), and Iasi (88th place).

✅ The capital of Romania surpassed other important European capitals in terms of safety, such as Lisbon (75th), Madrid (76th), Amsterdam (82nd), Oslo (108th), and Budapest (120th).

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Triumph Arch of Bucharest - Romania

Arcul de Triumf 🇷🇴
The monument, designed by Petre Antonescu, was built in 1921–22, redecorated in 1935–36, and renovated (in 2014).
It celebrates Romania's victory in the First World War and the coronation of HM King Ferdinand and his wife Queen Marie (Maria).

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The first document about Bucharest, written by Vlad the Impaler! 😉

The first document about Bucharest, written by Vlad the Impaler - Vlad the Impaler - Dracula “This document was written on 20th September 6968 (year 1459) in Bucharest citadel. I, Vlad the King, with the mercy of our Great Lord”.

Real food market!

Let them eat . . . nettles? Salad versus the seasons A market in Bucharest offers lessons for Brits on what to eat when

5 choses que vous ne saviez pas sur la ville de Bucarest Bucarest est une ville fascinante et pleine de secrets, et son histoire ne fait pas exception. Voici quelques anecdotes ludiques et intéressantes sur la capitale.

THIS IS ROMANIA - a film by Bogdan Mustatea / music by Edward Maya a film by Bogdan Mustateahttps://thebrothersm.eumusic by Edward Maya (HERO)From the vast wilderness, to the imposing skyscrapers, from the lowlands of the Da...

What Santa's reindeer would look like if Santa was a banker 😊
At the Marmorosch Bank Hotel, on Domnei street, Old Town, Bucharest

Cum ar arăta renii lui Moș Crăciun dacă Moșul ar fi fost bancher 😊

La Marmorosch Bank, strada Domnei

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The People's House in the night - the second largest administrative edifice in the world, after the Pentagon.

The People's House in the night - the second largest administrative edifice in the world, after the Pentagon.

Read more about this huge building in Bucharest, Romania:
https://draculafanclub.com/the-peoples-house/

Photo: Guy Shmueli

Caru' cu bere is the place where you can dine and enjoy every detail of the special architecture at the same time! Discover the beauty of the location and visit us with every occasion!

Caru’ cu bere este locul în care poți lua masa și te poți bucura în același timp de fiecare detaliu al arhitecturii speciale! Descoperă frumusețea locației și vizitează-ne cu fiecare ocazie! ✨
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Caru' cu bere is the place where you can dine and enjoy every detail of the special architecture at the same time! Discover the beauty of the location and visit us with every occasion! ✨

📞 0726 282 373
📍 Str. Stavropoleos 5, București
👉🏻 https://www.carucubere.ro/

MARe is the newest Bucarest museum, a modern art private collection! On Primaverii Bvd. not far from Ceausecu House, other special sight for a visit!

Des peintures de Picasso seront exposées pour la première fois en Roumanie Le Musée Picasso de Paris, en collaboration avec le Musée d'art récent de Bucarest (MARe), organisera l'exposition "Effet Picasso" (Efectul Picasso) pour marquer les 50 ans de la disparition de l'arti

Stavropoleos Monastery in the Old City Center, 298 years old beautiful & peaceful visit sight.

Mănăstirea Stavropoleos, unul dintre cele mai frumoase locuri din București, a împlinit 298 de ani

Istoria străzii Stavropoleos și a Mănăstirii o găsiți în link sau pe YouTube Bucharest Nights
https://youtu.be/vEwenV46wJU

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Old Bucharest flavors!
Near Cișmigiu Park, at 10 Puțul cu Plopi street, autumn leaves, but especially desolation and oblivion took over the house where the famous actor Constantin Tănase lived in Bucharest. Other such architectural jewels are deteriorating day by day in the area, crying for the past. A beautiful past, but which tends to bury so many stories between the walls of houses that are about to fall.
I discover, with every walk I take through Bucharest, places full of history, the aromas of the past, which make me smile and sigh at the same time. This time, my steps took me to the area bordered by Popa Tatu, Transilvaniei, Theodor Aman, Spiru Haret and Știrbei Vodă streets. A relatively quiet area, where cafes, terraces and restaurants remind you of the Little Paris. I took every little street here and got lost in my thoughts, I savored every little corner that reminded me of the atmosphere and architecture of the interwar period. Superb houses, in which Byzantine and peasant ethnographic elements, Ottoman or even Italian art models are combined for the delight of the eyes and the soul. I admired the arches, balconies, columns and decorative elements, I liked the massive and strong look of the buildings. Some rehabilitated, others in a deep state of disrepair, with broken windows, falling plaster or, worse, walls about to collapse.
Somewhere, on Luigi Cazzavillan Street, I noticed a white plaque on the facade of a building that reads: "Here lived and created, between the years 1947-1970, the playwright Tudor Muşatescu, 1903-1970". A little further, not even five minutes' walk, at 10 Puțul cu Plopi street, a marble plaque reminds the passerby that the actor Constantin Tănase lived here, in the period 1922-1945, one of the most valuable and talented artists of Romania. Famous coupletist and founder of the "Constantin Tănase" Magazine Theater from the Capital. Although it is a historical monument, the house seems abandoned, time leaving its mark on it. All around, the contrasts are linked. Renovated villas, of a beauty that delights your heart, houses, less well-maintained or even abandoned buildings.