Bucharest is not the kind of city that immediately explains why you should like it. You need to walk a little, turn onto side streets, look above the shopfronts and, ideally, avoid judging the entire place after your first 20 minutes in the Old Town.October helps. The temperatures are much more comf... Read more
At Seneca, you pay for the time you spend there; at Nod Makerspace, you can book a desk for a day; and at Commons, you’ll also find phone booths for calls. If you work from home and occasionally need a change of scene, Bucharest offers several alternatives where you can bring your laptop without rel... Read more
A path covered in leaves, a bridge framed by trees or a traditional house photographed in the soft afternoon light: Bucharest offers plenty of reasons to head out with your phone or camera at hand. In autumn, the changing foliage transforms places you might otherwise walk through without giving them... Read more
“Tannhäuser” opens the new season at the Bucharest National Opera, Horațiu Mălăele brings “The Cherry Orchard” to the National Theatre, and cinemas welcome films starring Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson. October also begins with new exhibitions, followed by the National Theatre Festival... Read more
If you only have one day to explore Bucharest, the route needs to be chosen carefully. The Romanian capital is spread over a large area, and trying to see as many attractions as possible can turn your visit into a race between metro stations.The itinerary below begins in the north of the city, at th... Read more
The final weekend of September brings one of the most varied cultural programmes of the autumn. Bucharest residents can choose between two film festivals, theatre performances for children and adults, interactive exhibitions, science experiments, fairs, concerts and outdoor events.For those who simp... Read more
You no longer have to choose from an endless list of events. For the weekend of 18–20 September 2026, we have created two routes that you can follow step by step: one for those looking for music, performances and video mapping, and another for visitors interested in markets, local dishes and the fla... Read more
Bucharest is heading into one of its busiest cultural weekends of the month. From Friday, 18 September, to Sunday, 20 September, the capital will mark 567 years since its first documented mention with concerts, video-mapping projections, guided tours and activities across the city.At the same time,... Read more
Bucharest celebrates 567 years since its first documented mention over the weekend of 19–20 September 2026. The city appeared in a document issued by Prince Vlad the Impaler on 20 September 1459.The anniversary programme turns several areas of the capital into open-air stages. The façade of the Pala... Read more
The second half of September brings international concerts, film festivals, fairs, monumental projections, science activities and free outdoor events to Bucharest. The busiest period is the weekend of 18–20 September, when Bucharest Days overlaps with BIFF, the David Garrett, Cargo and Garou concert... Read more