Articles (78)

The history of Unirii Hall, the food and medicine reserve of the Capital in case of war, built during the time of Alexandru Ioan Cuza

Few places in Bucharest have undergone transformations as dramatic as Unirii Square. In the summer of 1986, this central space, filled with buildings of artistic and historical value, was radically changed. From a coherent urban ensemble, dominated by elegant halls and representative monuments, the area became a uniform commercial platform, subordi...

Exploring Bucharest by night: essential tips for a safe stroll

Romania's capital is a city with a special energy. With an active nightlife and numerous cultural events, Bucharest delights many locals and tourists with its nocturnal charms. However, as in any big city, there can be dangers. That's why it's important to be aware of the safety and precautionary measures needed to protect yourself.Bucharest: Recom...

10 places in Bucharest tourists don’t know about, but are worth seeing

Bucharest is usually promoted through its Old Town, the Romanian Athenaeum, or the Palace of Parliament. But beyond the classic tourist trails, the city hides quiet corners with powerful stories that rarely make it into official guidebooks. Here are ten of them.1. Xenofon Street – the only stepped street in BucharestFew people know that, near Carol...

The Most Instagrammable Places in Bucharest During the Spring Season: Where to take the most beautiful pictures

Spring in Bucharest brings with it an explosion of color, fragrant flowers, and gentle sunlight, transforming the capital into a true visual spectacle. For photography and social media enthusiasts, these months represent the perfect moment to capture spectacular shots and share the city’s beauty with their followers. Bucharest, although better know...

St. Anton Church. The story of the oldest church in Bucharest, survivor of 7 fires

If you go for a stroll through the historic center of the capital, entering from the Hanul lui Manuc, you will discover an iconic destination for believers and history lovers alike: the Church of St. Anton - Curtea Veche, one of the oldest churches in Bucharest. Built more than 500 years ago as a monastery for the Catholic Franciscans, the church w...

Manuc's Inn - echoes of the past, charms of the present

In the center of Bucharest, surrounded by crowded streets and historic buildings, amidst the horns and sounds of the tram, stands the impressive monument of the city's glorious history, the meeting point between past and present: the Manuc's Inn. With its long history and fascinating architecture, the inn is more than just a tourist destination in...

Bucharest in 24 hours: a day of relaxation and urban exploration

Bucharest is a vibrant and contrasting city with a fascinating mix of tradition and modernity. If you've only got a day to discover it, don't worry - there's plenty of time to enjoy some of the capital's most iconic sights. From strolls along historic boulevards to unforgettable breaks in quaint cafes and visits to hidden museums, here's a complete...

10 places in Bucharest perfect for autumn photography

As the leaves turn golden and the crisp autumn air settles over the city, Bucharest transforms into a picturesque backdrop perfect for photography enthusiasts. From historic streets to vibrant parks, the Romanian capital offers a variety of spots where the colors of fall create stunning photo opportunities. Whether you are a professional photograph...

How Bucharest Residents Spend Their Nights: Popular Bars, Clubs, and Terraces

Bucharest has a varied and dynamic nightlife, offering options for all tastes — from refined cocktails and scenic lounges to nonstop energetic clubs and summer terraces. Below is a zone-based guide highlighting the places worth visiting, the kind of atmosphere you can expect, and what to keep in mind when going out.Old Town / LipscaniThe Lipscani a...

Cărturești Carusel, the jewel inside the Chrissoveloni Palace. The history of the most beautiful bookstore in Romania

On Lipscani Street, at number 55, stands a space impossible to overlook once you step into Bucharest’s old town: Cărturești Carusel. In the ten years since its opening, this bookstore has become much more than a retail space – it is a genuine cultural center, an experiment in “cultural habitation” within the very heart of the city. Spanning six flo...