Bucharest has a varied and dynamic nightlife, offering options for all tastes — from refined cocktails and scenic lounges to nonstop energetic clubs and summer terraces. Below is a zone-based guide highlighting the places worth visiting, the kind of atmosphere you can expect, and what to keep in mind when going out.Old Town / LipscaniThe Lipscani a...
As 2025 draws to a close, Bucharest and Romania’s major cities turn into vibrant stages for cultural events, festivals, concerts, and winter fairs. The festive atmosphere begins as early as November and continues until the last days of December, offering the public a wide range of options — from live music and international performances to authenti...
For those who live in or visit Bucharest, the city’s green spaces offer a breath of fresh air: whether you want a picnic, an easy jog, or simply to unwind after a busy day, the capital provides plenty of options. We’ve selected ten of the most appreciated parks in Bucharest, each with its own charm — from wide lawns and running paths to peaceful pi...
For students, young professionals, or expats arriving in Bucharest, choosing between a university dormitory and a rented apartment is an important decision. Cost is an obvious factor, but not the only one — comfort, independence, safety, location, and social life are equally important. This article examines both options — dorm life and private rent...
The real estate market in Bucharest remains one of the most dynamic in Romania, and October 2025 confirms this trend. Housing prices continue to vary depending on the area, type of property, and surface, but the overall average shows a steady increase compared to previous years.For those looking for a new home — whether it’s a studio, a two- or thr...
In a dynamic city like Bucharest, where rent prices continue to rise, sharing an apartment has become an increasingly popular solution, especially among students, young professionals, and expats. Choosing a roommate, however, is not just a financial decision—it’s also about compatibility and safety. That’s why it’s important to know where to look,...
For those who live, work, or visit Romania’s capital, choosing the right public transport option can make a major difference in terms of time, comfort, and cost. Bucharest has at least three main public transport systems: STB (surface transport — buses, trams, trolleybuses), Metrorex (the subway), and urban/regional trains that connect the city wit...
In recent years, Romanian authorities have developed an increasing number of digital platforms to make it easier for citizens to pay taxes and fees without visiting public offices or spending hours in line. Residents of Bucharest, as well as those from other regions, can now pay property taxes, car taxes, local fees, or fines directly from their ph...
On October 10, 1846, in the village of Bivol — known today as Viișoara, in the former Dorohoi County — Dimitrie Brândză was born, one of the three sons of the cupbearer Gheorghe and Ruxanda Brândză. Nothing at that time hinted that this child, raised in a quiet corner of Moldavia, would become one of the most important Romanian scientists of the 19...
In 1967, in the Drumul Taberelor neighborhood on Compozitorilor Alley, Restaurant Drumețul opened its doors for the first time. Elegant and modern for its time, the establishment quickly attracted the attention of Bucharest residents, becoming a point of interest comparable to the most famous restaurants of the Golden Age. Opening and Early Success...