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Why Visit Bucharest in December: 5 Activities You Can Enjoy During This Period

The capital of Romania transforms into a magical place in December, perfect for a winter getaway. As the cold weather sets in, Bucharest puts on its most beautiful holiday attire, offering a vibrant contrast between its historical architecture and modern decorations. The scent of fir trees, mulled wine, and gingerbread floats in the air, inviting b...

Study: what information foreign tourists searched online about Bucharest in 2025

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...

Does Bucharest accept Revolut payments? The reality of 2025–2026

Revolut has become the unofficial financial standard for tourists and younger travellers across Europe. In cities where digital infrastructure functions seamlessly, the question “can I pay with Revolut?” never even surfaces. Bucharest is not one of those cities. It’s a place where modernisation exists but isn’t evenly distributed, where technology...

Where to eat well in Bucharest: from traditional restaurants to international cuisines

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...

Stranger in Bucharest: what an Asian delivery worker says about life in Romania’s capital

A recent incident in Bucharest has brought back into discussion the challenges and experiences of foreign workers living in Romania. Rehan, an Asian delivery worker, spoke openly about how he adapted to life in the capital and how he perceives Romanians after spending several years here. His statements sparked numerous reactions online, where thous...

The Little Paris Museum, the French-styled Bucharest and the most beautiful journey through time in the Center of the Capital

The “Little Paris” Museum represents one of the most charming places in the Old Town, a space that faithfully recreates the atmosphere of Bucharest at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The name of the museum is not accidental: during that period, the city was known as “Little Paris” due to its elegant architecture,...

5 awesome, nearly free activities in Bucharest

Bucharest is a cool capital city, where you can fill your time (if you have time) with interesting activities, ready to take you out of your routine. And although for many of them you have to take a few hundred lei out of your pocket, there are also some cool things you can do without having to dip into your wallet (maybe just for transportation)....

Stavropoleos Monastery: 300 years of prayer in the center of the capital

In the center of Bucharest, hidden between the crowded streets and modern buildings, is the Stavropoleos Monastery, an Orthodox church built in the Brancovanesque style, a monument of great beauty and cultural importance. Stavropoleos Monastery. HistoryStravropoleos Monastery was built in 1724, during the second reign of Nicolae Mavrocordat (1719-1...

How the city center of Bucharest changed in 100 years: from carriages to gridlock

If today crossing downtown Bucharest means honking, endless lines of cars, and traffic lights at every corner, a hundred years ago the scene was entirely different. Victory Avenue was filled with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians strolled leisurely on narrow cobblestone streets, and the sound of wooden wheels rolling on stone was the background mu...

What you can eat in Bucharest as a foreign tourist. Recommended places and less suitable locations

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, is not only a city with a rich history and impressive architecture but also a place where gastronomy reflects cultural diversity and local traditions. For foreign tourists, discovering Bucharest’s cuisine can be a memorable experience that blends authentic Romanian flavors with international influences as well as...