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Palaces of Bucharest (Part II)
We continue our journey of putting into spotlight some of the most staggering palaces of Bucharest.
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Palaces of Bucharest (Part I)
Palaces of Bucharest - have a taste on the most important historical highlights and valuable features of our impressive looking palaces.
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Bucharest Surroundings Part II
There are a lot of awesome getaway places just one hour or less driving distance from Bucharest...
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Bran Castle – the truth behind the stories
The castle depicted in the Dracula novel matches some parts of Bran Castle - but as Dracula is a fictional vampire, so it’s his castle.
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Jazz in the ghetto
The Ferentari Market, only known by now as a place to buy fresh veggies, fruit and traditional goodies, is hosting the first edition of Ferentari Jazz Fest.
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Things to do on a rainy day in Bucharest
We came up with a few inspiring and fun things to do on a rainy day in Bucharest.
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Art Deco in Bucharest
Although Bucharest has changed massively during the communist regime, the Art Deco buildings remained standing tall (and we do mean tall) and proud.
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“Bucurestii lui Caragiale” Festival
November starts with a great festival for all the theatre lovers out there. Bucharestians are given the chance to see Caragiale’s most beloved characters.
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Celebrating Halloween in Romania
Romanians are huge fans of celebrations, so Halloween is all about big parties and morbid fun.
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Bucharest Neighbourhoods – The Jewish Quarter
The Jewish neighbourhood was destroyed in the ’80, but we find their legacy and culture still vibrant and rich. Read more on Bucharest's Jewish heritage!
