Bucharest’s tutoring market is vast and diverse, shaped by the needs of parents and students aiming for strong academic results. In 2025, prices are higher than in previous years, but the range of options has also expanded – from independent teachers to specialized centers with structured programs.Independent teachers remain the first choice for ma...
Spiru Haret remains, without doubt, one of the most remarkable figures of Romanian culture and education. His name is associated with the modernization of education, with ambitious reforms, and with a constant commitment to raising the educational level of the entire country. Although many know him as a politician, mathematician, and reformer, the...
For anyone who needs a passport in Bucharest, the process is straightforward once you know the steps and available options.Where do you submit the application?Passport applications – whether for a standard electronic passport or a temporary one – must be submitted in person at any of the Community Public Services for Passports in Bucharest. The bes...
Barbu Catargiu remains an emblematic figure in Romanian history, being the first prime minister of the United Principalities. His life and political activity ended abruptly and tragically in June 1862, when he became the victim of the first political assassination in modern Romanian history. This event left a deep mark on the Romanian political sce...
Neagu Djuvara was born at a symbolic moment in Romania’s history: August 1916, just a few days after the country officially entered the First World War. Bucharest was then a tense city, where news from the front mingled with hopes for a victory that would fulfill the national dream. It was in this turbulent context that the future one of the countr...
At the beginning of the 20th century, Bucharest was a city undergoing profound changes. Wide boulevards inspired by the Parisian model, elegant cafés, and luxury shops were reshaping the old image of a Balkan fair.Bucharest in the 1900s – a city in transformation and the temptation of fine sweetsAs the middle class prospered and the aristocracy ado...
On the hill overlooking Tineretului Park, hidden behind a curtain of century-old trees, stands one of Bucharest’s most enigmatic constructions: the Cenușa Crematorium. Although for passersby it may appear as a massive, austere structure shrouded in silence, its history is steeped in meaning, disputes, and dramatic events.The beginnings of a controv...
Bucharest, like any European capital, has several train stations, but none combine discretion with symbolic weight quite like Băneasa Station. While the North Station has always been in the spotlight due to the massive flow of passengers and trains, Băneasa earned its place through the historic events it witnessed. The beginnings of a station with...
At the beginning of the 20th century, in the vibrant area around Gara de Nord – one of Bucharest’s most dynamic neighborhoods – a building was erected that would remain deeply ingrained in the city’s memory. This was the Bratu Hotel, later known as Grivița Hotel, an establishment created through the vision of entrepreneur Alexandru Bratu. The Bratu...
In the interwar period, the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest experienced rapid growth, both in terms of student numbers and academic activity. This expansion made it necessary to create a dedicated space for courses and seminars. Until then, classes had been held in the University Palace, but the facilities soon became inadequate. At t...