Every morning, thousands of children in Bucharest wake up before dawn to get to school.Some live in Rahova but study in the city center. Others leave Pipera and commute to high schools in Cotroceni or Unirii.The 45–60-minute trip to class has become a quiet normality — a daily ritual in a city where childhood often happens between car horns and red...
In recent years, more and more Bucharest residents have chosen to move to the towns surrounding the Capital. The reasons vary — from the desire for a quieter lifestyle and access to nature, to more affordable housing prices and an overall better quality of life. The development of road infrastructure and the expansion of public transport have turne...
November brings a crisp air and a quieter atmosphere to Bucharest, making it an ideal time for visitors who want to explore the city without the crowds typical of the summer season. From walks through parks and historic areas to visits to museums and indoor cultural experiences, the capital offers a variety of options for every type of traveler.Out...
Bucharest has started attracting an increasing number of digital nomads — freelancers, online entrepreneurs, and remote workers — who seek a balance between lower living costs, fast internet, and a vibrant urban lifestyle. This article explains the key factors that are turning the Romanian capital into a hub for digital nomads, presenting data, pol...
Vitan Market is one of the largest and oldest flea markets in Bucharest, well-known for its variety of products and lively atmosphere. Here you can find “a bit of everything” – from car parts, tools, clothes, and second-hand phones to records, furniture, and vintage items. For many visitors, it’s the perfect place to hunt for bargains, but finding...
For literature lovers, Bucharest remains a place where the charm of the old and the passion for books intertwine at every corner. Among historical buildings, central streets, and passages full of stories, there are antique bookstores where time seems to flow differently. From rare volumes and collector’s editions to classic novels, poetry, or art a...
In September 2025, 206 years passed since the birth of one of the most important Romanian writers of the 19th century, Nicolae Filimon. Born on September 6, 1819, in Bucharest, he was the third of five children of Priest Mihai Filimon, parish priest of the Church of Enă, and Maria. Coming from a family deeply connected to the church and local tradi...
On Wednesday, November 5, at Cărturești Verona Bookstore, Nemira Publishing House launched “Din Priviri” (Through Glances), a collection of essays and photographs signed by communication expert Mihaela Nicola. The author’s fifth title presents an original compilation of “chic texts and barefoot photographs”, crafted as a deeply personal journey thr...
On November 5, 2025, Romania lost not only a legendary coach but also a symbol of elegance and dignity in sport: Emeric Ienei. He was 88 years old and had lived a life that could be told like a movie, one about performance, passion, sacrifice, and above all, love. Beyond trophies, matches, and glory, Ienei experienced a romantic story that captivat...
Ana Racoviță, who would later become known as Ana Davila, was born in 1834 in Craiova, into a family that carried the noble heritage of the old Romanian boyar lineages. She was one of nine children born to Ana (Anca) Racoviță, née Golescu, and Alexandru Racoviță, a descendant of a family that had given several rulers to Wallachia and Moldavia. Thro...