Bucharest, Romania's vibrant capital, attracts around 1 million tourists from all over the world every year, eager to discover its cultural, historical and entertainment delights. However, despite its cultural richness, some questions hover over the city, particularly in terms of safety. How do tourists perceive safety in Bucharest, and how does th...
If you're thinking of visiting Bucharest and you're wondering how cautious you should be on its streets, we have good news: don't stress! Bucharest is not one of those cities where you should be on your guard at every step. However, it's good to be aware of the potential dangers you could face if you're often one of the unlucky ones: Safety in Buch...
Bucharest is a fairly safe city in terms of citizen safety. However, whether we are talking about tourists or inhabitants of the capital, young or old, it is good to know the main safety measures when using the STB or other means of public transportation. 1. Keep your bag closed - Yes, Bucharest is a safe city, but not so much that you keep yo...
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...
When you say “promenade,” your mind instantly pictures a spectacular shoreline, waves gently breaking, and a breeze caressing your face. Bucharest, a city without access to the sea or a major river, seems condemned to the absence of such an emblematic place. And yet, there is one location that could fulfill this role: Lacul Morii. With a bit of urb...
Beneath the bustling streets of Bucharest, hidden from the hurried footsteps of passersby, lies a subterranean world known only to a few. Among the most intriguing stories is the legend of a mysterious tunnel, built during the communist era, connecting the Palace of Parliament to the Izvor metro station. Designed as a secret escape route for the re...
The Bucharest Metro is more than just a transportation system—it’s a symbol of the city’s evolution, resilience, and ambition. Connecting neighborhoods and shaping daily life for millions of people, this underground network has a fascinating history that reflects Romania’s modern development.The beginning: a city in need of fast transportBy the mid...
Bucharest has a special charm for book lovers. From cozy bookstores with wooden shelves to true temples of reading, the capital offers dreamy places where you can browse pages in a relaxed atmosphere. If you love getting lost among book titles and savoring the smell of printed paper, here are some of the most beautiful bookstores in the city.1. Căr...
While in some countries of the European Union the number of bicycles is higher than the number of inhabitants (see the Netherlands), in Bucharest, the capital of an EU member state, there are still a lot of dangers lurking if you want to use the bicycle as a means of transportation.Although the benefits of cycling are undeniable, for the environmen...
Bucharest, the capital of Romania, a member of the European Union for more than 15 years, still cannot boast of being a city that respects people with disabilities. The capital faces many challenges in integrating the less fortunate, whose disabilities limit their access to a normal life.Although the city has made progress in adapting infrastructur...