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3 important things that have changed in Bucharest from 1990 to 2026

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, has undergone profound transformations over the past three decades, reshaping its social, economic, and urban dynamics. After 1990, the city moved away from a rigid, centralized model and gradually adapted to a market economy, European integration, and the needs of a modern metropolis. By 2026, these changes have...

What annoys Bucharest residents the most and why they still don’t give up living in Romania’s capital

Bucharest is a city of contrasts, where rapid development meets ongoing urban challenges. For many residents, daily life in the capital can be both rewarding and frustrating. From traffic congestion to infrastructure issues, there are several factors that consistently rank among the biggest sources of dissatisfaction.At the same time, despite these...

5 hotels in Bucharest to stay at if you’re visiting the city as a couple

Bucharest offers an increasingly diverse range of accommodation options for couples, from intimate boutique hotels to luxury properties and modern centrally located units. Choosing the right hotel can significantly influence a city break experience, especially when factors such as amenities, location, and overall atmosphere are taken into account.A...

“Hello, Hello, this is Radio Bucharest!”. In 1928 took place the first radio broadcast in Romania

On the morning of November 1, 1928, Romanians witnessed a moment that was going to change forever the way information, culture, and entertainment reached their homes. Then, the famous phrase “Hello, Hello, this is Radio Bucharest!” was heard for the first time on air, marking the official debut of public radio broadcasting in Romania.The birth of R...

Micro-spaces in Bucharest and their huge prices. How much does an 8-square-meter studio sell for?

An 8-square-meter room, a bathroom on the balcony, a shared kitchen in the hallway — and a price that internet users with a sense of humor were just waiting to react to.Somewhere on Calea Moșilor, on the fifth floor of a building dating back to 1940 — a listed historical monument — there is a studio apartment (if we can even call it that). Eight sq...

The stars of interwar Bucharest: Actress Marietta Rareș, from Bulandra and Odeon to the big screens, in “Moara cu Noroc”

At the beginning of the 20th century, Bucharest, the capital of Romania, was a city in full cultural transformation, where theater represented one of the main forms of entertainment and artistic expression. In this vibrant context, a young actress appeared who would become one of the discreet yet valuable figures of the Romanian stage: Marietta Rar...

A day with your child in Bucharest. What you can do from morning to evening

Spending a day in Bucharest with your child can turn into a balanced and enjoyable experience if you choose activities suited to each moment of the day. The Romanian capital offers a wide range of options for families, from parks and interactive museums to modern playgrounds and relaxing areas. With a bit of planning, you can combine fun with educa...

Why Bucharest is becoming a hub for entrepreneurs and creatives

Bucharest has undergone a visible transformation in recent years, strengthening its position as one of the most dynamic urban centers in Central and Eastern Europe. Romania’s capital is attracting an increasing number of entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals from creative industries, driven by a favorable mix of economic, cultural, and tech...

Great Romanian dynasties: Racoviță, from the lineage of boyars and rulers to the greatest Romanian biologist

The Racoviță family represents one of the oldest and most influential dynasties in the Romanian space, with deep roots in the medieval history of Moldavia. The first documentary attestations of the lineage date back to before the 16th century, when the family bore the name Cehan. Later, with the consolidation of social and political status, the nam...

Drumul Taberei Park in Bucharest, short history: from Alexandru Moghioroș to the oasis of tranquility of Sector 6

Drumul Taberei Park, known by generations of Bucharest residents as Moghioroș Park, represents one of the most important green spaces in Bucharest, the capital of Romania. Its historical name comes from Alexandru Moghioroș, former deputy prime minister during the communist regime, a name that has remained deeply rooted in collective memory, even th...