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What it's like to live in sector 4 of Bucharest: urban living and nature in the south of the capital

Bucharest's Sector 4 offers a unique mix of modern urbanism and ample green spaces, creating a quite attractive living environment for various demographic groups: families, young professionals, but also retirees. Located in the south of the capital, this sector is appreciated for the variety of housing available and convenient access to a wide rang...

Life in Bucharest's sector 5: tradition and modernity in the south of the capital

Sector 5 of Bucharest, located in the south-west of the capital, is an area full of contrasts, where tradition meets modernity. This sector offers a unique combination of historic neighborhoods, green spaces and recent urban developments, making it attractive to residents of all ages. Being a vast and varied area, Sector 5 includes residential nei...

Bucharest's sector 6: modernity, green spaces and various amenities

Sector 6 of Bucharest is one of the most dynamic and developed sectors of the Romanian capital. Located in the western part of the city, this sector combines modern residential areas with extensive green spaces, such as Drumul Taberei Park and Morii Lake, offering its inhabitants an oasis of relaxation and recreation. Sector 6 is known for its well...

Staying safe as a new mom in Bucharest: essential tips for peace of mind

Bucharest is a pretty chaotic, crowded and suffocating city, especially in summer, but it is also full of opportunities, especially for parents. From the best medical care, to the biggest parks and the most exciting activities for the little ones - parents can find quite a lot of what they want for their children in this city. However, at the start...

Top 3 safest neighborhoods in Bucharest: Areas where quality of life comes first

If you're thinking of settling in Bucharest or you already live here and you want to change your home, you definitely want to choose a better, safer and nicer neighborhood. And if you don't have an unlimited budget (as most of us do), then the decision definitely needs to be weighed even more.Storia has conducted a survey of over 44 thousand respon...

University Square, Bucharest: symbol of the revolution and the cultural heart of the Capital

The University Square, located in the center of Bucharest, is probably the best known square in Romania, constituting "kilometer zero" of the country's road network. Situated in the center of Bucharest, it is perhaps the most representative place of the capital, built in a style that encourages urban modernization and with strong Parisian influence...

Colțea Hospital: a health pioneer in Bucharest, for over three centuries

Colțea Hospital is one of the oldest and most renowned medical institutions in Bucharest, Romania, with a long history and a major significance in the development of the Romanian health system. Founded in the 18th century, Colțea Hospital had from the very beginning the status of a city hospital (not a simple ward) operating according to the Europe...

Top 5 Universities in Bucharest: A Guide to the most prestigious higher education institutions

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, stands as a vibrant educational hub in Eastern Europe, with a rich tradition of academic excellence. The city is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the country, each offering a unique character and set of advantages that attract students from all over the world. If you're considering continuing y...

„Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest: tradition and excellence in medical education

The „Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest is a landmark institution in the field of medical education in Romania, with an impressive tradition spanning over 160 years. This university has been the birthplace of generations of doctors, pharmacists, dentists, and healthcare professionals who have made significant contributio...

Cinematic Bucharest: famous films shot in the capital

Bucharest has never been just a backdrop. Over the decades, the capital has played many roles — a Soviet city, a grimy Paris, a post-apocalyptic setting, and sometimes even a recognizable version of itself, seen through a raw, honest, or poetic lens. Film has offered the city the chance to reinvent its identity and hide its scars beneath the glow o...