Bucharest Walks

30/03/2017

For your next digital nomading adventure, consider Bucharest, Romania. I'd say Bucharest is the next Chiang Mai. Find out why: http://bit.ly/2nVDBYC

RomaniaTourism Origo Coffee Shop Slow Tours Romania Unquote Travel Tucano Coffee M60 Caru' cu bere La Mama Restaurant, Bucharest Abel's WINE BAR Dristor Doner Tineretului Muzeul National al Satului "Dimitrie Gusti" Palatul Primaverii Romanian Athenaeum

01/01/2017

31/12/2016

Worth reading every line!

http://roadsandkingdoms.com/2016/best-of-2016/

Roads and Kingdoms

The R&K stories we loved the most this year.

25/12/2016

Happy holidays, everyone! It's been a great year and we had a lot of fun showing you around in Bucharest!

14/06/2016

The wild wetland of Văcărești is a symbol of nature’s resilience. Without human interference, wildlife has reconquered this abandoned lake and transformed it into a green oasis in the middle of one of Europe’s densest cities

03/11/2015

In London at the World Travel Market! The DLR is on strike, so what else could we do than....walk! (well, there were buses, taxis, Uber and so on, but we just used it as an ”excuse”)

29/10/2015

Great day for ! Thank you for the "Entrepreneur of the Month" award, U.S Embassy Bucharest!

Sute de ani de și urbanism. O plimbare prin , într-o zi perfectă de toamnă, a marcat premierea Antreprenorului lunii octombrie: Bucharest Walks. “România are potenţialul de a deveni o destinaţie turistică de top. /…/ Pentru a face acest lucru, trebuie să îşi îmbunătăţească infrastructura, inclusiv autostrăzile şi şoselele, şi să asigure o mai bună recunoaştere a frumoaselor sale peisaje şi a obiectivelor istorice,” a spus ambasadorul Hans Klemm la ceremonia de premiere a încă unui român de excepție.

06/03/2014

Another one of our favorites!

Casa Monteoru

28/02/2014

The 1906 Bucharest Jubilee Exhibition was organized in the Carol park. It had a dual significance: it celebrated King Carol I's 40 years of reign and marked 1800 years since the ancient kingdom of Dacia was conquered by the Roman emperor Trajan.
A great page dedicated to the exhibition (though only in Romanian - even so you can get a good picture of it) is http://www.carol1906.ideiurbane.ro
It presents a detailed plan of the exhibition and meticulously restored photos of it. Enjoy!

You can access also its page - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Carol1906/1424581047759070

Check out also the other projects of ideiurbane.ro

La 6 iunie 1906 se deschidea oficial Expoziția generală română, eveniment gândit pentru celebrarea a 40 de ani de domnie a regelui Carol I, 25 de ani de la proclamarea Regatului şi 1800 de ani de la cucerirea Daciei de către romani.

27/02/2014

Join our Red Bucharest tour to find out more about the communist regime in Romania. We will explore also the huge area demolished during the 1980s in the center of Bucharest in order to make place to one of the biggest buildings in the world.
The area demolished equals the area of the city of Venice, Italy!
The following website lets you overlap the layout of the demolished area with maps of cities around the world: http://www.portmanteau.ro/index_en.html

26/02/2014

The are fabulous interiors waiting to be discovered in Bucharest.


https://www.facebook.com/dincolodefatade/photos/a.473192576037193.108595.471313812891736/733318480024600/?type=1&theater

Casa Cesianu-Racovita

24/02/2014

Bucharest is truly one of the capitals of Art Deco and Modernism!

http://www.nytimes.com/1997/01/14/arts/bucharest-rediscovers-houses-by-a-modernist.html

It is hard for outsiders, and even for Romanians, to imagine that this city, where whole neighborhoods were razed by the dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, was once a sophisticated urban capital with cutting-edge architecture and an avant-garde artistic movement. But in the 1920's and 30's, Bucharest was a...