October is one of the most pleasant months to visit Bucharest. The temperatures are moderate, and the city begins to dress in autumn colors, creating an ideal setting for outdoor activities and urban exploration. Whether you are a tourist or a local, Romania’s capital offers a wide range of options for leisure, culture, and sports.Discover Cultural...
Bucharest has always been a city of contrasts. Between the elegance of inter-war architecture and the brutal transition of communism, between the bohemian Little Paris and the gray of the industrial age, the city has undergone dramatic transformations, but has always kept a unique spirit. If you walked its streets at different times in the 20th cen...
Bucharest entered 2025 with the same paradox that has defined it for years: a city full of energy, yet unable to control its own public image. In the absence of coherent communication and a recognisable tourism strategy, foreign visitors build their perceptions almost entirely through online searches. And those searches reveal more about the city t...
Bucharest is famous for its large parks – Herăstrău, Cișmigiu, Tineretului, or Alexandru Ioan Cuza – which attract thousands of visitors every day. However, the city also hides smaller, lesser-known green spaces, perfect for relaxing walks, jogging, or simply enjoying nature away from the crowds. These parks, although less famous, offer a unique bl...
In recent years, Bucharest has become a cosmopolitan city not only through its architecture and lifestyle but also through its culinary scene. From traditional Romanian restaurants preserving authentic recipes to international dining, fine dining, street food, and trendy cafés, the Romanian capital offers an impressive variety for every taste and b...
Bucharest doesn’t just speak Romanian. It speaks Bucharest Romanian — an urban dialect in constant transformation, where words move like trams: they intersect, change, vanish for a while, and then reappear on another route. It’s a living, layered language, where slang, English borrowings, and creative adaptations coexist without asking permission f...
Bucharest - a medical center of national importance, is home to some of the largest and most influential public hospitals in Romania. These institutions are not only places of medical care, but also vital centers for medical education, research and innovation. In a city where the health needs of the population are extremely varied and complex, Buch...
In Bucharest's public hospitals, some of the most shocking cases of medical malpractice have had a significant impact on the public's perception of the health system. These serious incidents have exposed the system's vulnerabilities and structural weaknesses, highlighting the risks to which patients are exposed in institutions that are supposed to...
On March 4, 1977, at 9:22 PM, Romania was struck by the strongest earthquake of the 20th century. Measuring 7.2 on the Richter scale, with its epicenter in the Vrancea region, the quake lasted about 55 seconds. In Bucharest, the consequences were catastrophic: 1,424 people lost their lives, more than 7,000 were injured, and dozens of buildings coll...
Bucharest has never been only a city of dust and concrete. Behind its image of traffic and asphalt, the capital is crossed and defined by water. Two rivers – Dâmbovița and Colentina – and more than ten major lakes, natural or man-made, have influenced its urban development, its economy, and its cultural identity.Dâmbovița – the river tamed by the c...