There is a particular kind of morning light that makes Bucharest feel softer than expected. In Carol Park, it arrives through tall trees, settles on the stone paths, and turns the lake into a sheet of green reflections. On my spring morning walk, the park felt both grand and intimate: open lawns and ceremonial architecture in one direction, quiet water and weeping willows in another. C
A Journey Through Memory, Reflection, and Resilience Tucked into the urban rhythm of central Bucharest, just a short walk from the old city center, stands one of Romania’s most meaningful modern monuments: the Holocaust Memorial. Unlike many of the city’s historic landmarks, this site does not dazzle with ornate architecture or centuries-old stonework. Instead, it engages the visitor on
Bucharest, the vibrant capital of Romania, offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and urban energy—making it a fantastic city for joggers of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned runner training for a marathon or someone just looking to maintain fitness, Bucharest has something to offer. Below, I present a comprehensive guide to the top jogging spots in Bucharest, complete with practical tips a
If you’re in Bucharest and yearning for a culinary adventure that transports you to the beautiful shores of Portugal, Dancing Lobster should be on your radar. Located at Str. Glodeni nr 3, this gem is one of the few Portuguese restaurants in the city. Whether you're a seafood lover or simply looking for a unique dining experience, Dancing Lobster serves up a slice of Portuguese charm right in the
If you’re a pizza lover in Bucharest, you absolutely need to visit PIZZA MANIA, located at 8 Grigore Alexandrescu. This place has earned quite the reputation among locals and tourists alike, and after experiencing it for myself, I can see why it’s becoming one of the city’s go-to spots. Let me walk you through why this restaurant is worth putting on your foodie radar.A Menu Full of SurprisesFirst
The money exhibition The permanent exhibition was inaugurated in 2003 and it’s not just about money, but also about the bank’s history. The exhibition, located in the main hall, presents old documents relating to bank transactions, medals and pins, as well as collection of postcards and old flyers promoting the bank’s activity. You might also like the old safes and piggy-banks, some of them dat
Is Bucharest safe at night? As mentioned before violent crime and muggings are extremely rare in Bucharest. The city center is very safe and if you go out for a beer in the Old Town, Bucharest’s nightlife hub, the area is usually full of people, decent people that is, so you’re as safe as you can be! Are there no-go areas in Bucharest? Unfortunately, yes, there are certain areas where you sh
For a long part of its history, Romania fought for existence sandwiched between rival empires. The three main provinces that make up modern Romania, namely Moldavia, Wallachia and Transylvania, were for centuries under the influence of the Ottoman or the Austro-Hungarian empires, which left a mark on the country’s architecture. There is no one style that can be defined as purely Romanian architect
When you arrive in Bucharest, prepare yourself for a trip through history as the Romanian capital is dotted by architectural gems reminding of long gone times. More than a century ago, Bucharest prided itself as being a Little Paris and if you walk down the large tree-shaded boulevards downtown you will see why. There are plenty of richly-decorated Art Nouveau buildings rubbing shoulders with Art
When it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, it is only natural to have questions and concerns. And the most reliable sources of information for COVID-19 in Bucharest remain the ones from the public authorities such as the National Institute of Public Health Romania and TELVERDE 0800 800 358. Since we’re here to help you stay healthy and informed, we shared next a comprehensive guide on what to d
If you’re thinking about relocating to Bucharest, Romania and don’t know what to expect, here’s a quick guide to the cost of living in this city. Overall, Bucharest is definitely cheaper than Western European or US cities, but more expensive than living in other parts of the world. It’s somewhere in between, if you want. One interesting fact about living in the Romanian capital is that while
Right in the center of the city you will find the Victoriei Square, a place which hides numerous cultural, historical and very beautiful treasures. The Victoriei Square is connected with other important areas of the city, which makes it a place of interest for the tourists and also for the locals who still want to let themselves be amazed by the buildings’ architecture and history. The museums ne
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