In a busy city like Bucharest, green spaces have become true refuges for residents. In the eastern part of the Capital, in the Colentina neighborhood, there is one of the most appreciated places for relaxation: Morarilor Park. Although it is not as famous as other large parks in the city, this green... Read more
In the heart of the Capital, on one of the most well-known urban arteries, Bulevardul Magheru, rises a building that has crossed almost a century of history, transformations, and dramatic events: Hotel Ambasador. Considered a symbol of interwar Bucharest, this hotel is not only an emblematic constru... Read more
The City Hall of the Capital has announced a new edition of the “Open Streets – Bucharest” project for the year 2026, an event that transforms the city into a space dedicated to people, culture, and social interaction. Starting with the weekend of April 25–26, one of the most emblematic arteries of... Read more
Mihail Sebastian, born with the name Iosif Hechter in Brăila, into a Jewish family, became one of the important figures of interwar Romanian literature. His intellectual path began in the academic environment of Bucharest, where he studied law and philosophy. Although he initially worked as a secret... Read more
Aurelia Sorescu was one of the representative actresses of Romanian theatre and film in the second half of the 20th century, a discreet yet remarkable presence through her talent and artistic refinement. She was born on November 23, 1929, in Bucharest, during a period when Romania’s capital was expe... Read more
The interwar period represented one of the most effervescent stages in the history of Bucharest, a city which, in those years, experienced an accelerated development both from an economic point of view and a cultural one. After the end of the First World War and the achievement of the Great Union in... Read more
The end of the 19th century represented for Bucharest a period of profound transformations, marked by accelerated modernization, Western influences and a redefinition of urban identity. This era, known as La Belle Époque, coincided with a stage of relative stability and economic development, in whic... Read more
East European Comic Con 2026 represents the largest festival dedicated to pop culture in Eastern Europe, annually bringing together tens of thousands of fans of films, series, comic books, video games, anime and cosplay. The event takes place in Bucharest and has become, since its first edition in 2... Read more
Splaiul Independenței is one of the most important arteries of the capital, a route that follows the course of the Dâmbovița River and connects essential areas of the city from west to east. Over time, this boulevard has become more than just a traffic route: it is an identity axis of the city, a sp... Read more
Interwar Bucharest was a city of strong contrasts, in which Western modernity and local traditions coexisted in a fragile balance. Nicknamed “Little Paris”, the capital of Romania experienced, in the 1920s and 1930s, a period of cultural and urban effervescence, but behind the elegant façade deep so... Read more