Bucharest
Travel Blogs from Bucharest, Romania
Bukarest
An interesting history
... history including the only recent governing of Communism by the Soviet Union and the way in which it affected life within Romania. Following the tour, we had only just heard that Manchester United were playng the local Romania team in soccer, like ...
Bucharest
Bucharest isn't a really big city like an istanbul, but it sure seems like it, its so busy. the palace and main square are the biggest i've seen. and revolution square was moving for me. the city still has a very strong communist feel, you can really feel ...
fracote fracote...
Xegamos a bucareste de manha...viemos com umas raparigas austriacas q depois foram tb conosco para Brasov... Bucareste e fraquita...grandes avenidasd, muitos carros, grandes predios, tudo muito cinzento...monumentos n tem grande coisa...tem aqueles ...
Bucharest Sept 13-16
Once again the 89 revolution and weird currency were prominent themes in Bucharest. This is definitely a poor country, but Romania has personality and personality goes a long way. In Bucharest the poverty was more evident than in Timisoara with many ...
Crossing the Danube
... campsite and we also left Bulgaria. We crossed the Danube into Romania and stopped for the night at a campsite on the outskirts of Bucharest, alone as usual. We're not staying to visit Bucharest and tomorrow we will move on to ...
"Brava America!"
... only option to get to Belgrade, Serbia was a night train, I decided to only spend one night and 1.5 days in Bucharest since I figured I could easily accomplish everything I wanted to do during that time. I visited the Peasant museum, the Parliament ...
in the jungle
"You know where you are? You're in the jungle baby!" In a concrete jungle. That's all there is to Bucuresti. And we went off to see the Senate, from where Causcescu gave the final speech. And we went to see the Parliament [House of the People, as it was ...
Bucharest is pretty amazing city
I stayed at a place of very cool and great people. They showed me Bucharest for a couple of days.It's a great city. Pretty big. Nice vibe and many cool cafes and restaurants downtown. Lots of stuff to do as well. National Art museum was amazing. ...
Stop # 24
... jobs are not plentiful. With that being said, the Pieters said that it is a beautiful country with many farms. The weather in Bucharest is similar to the weather in Chicago, Illinois. Today, it was a chilly 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Of course, we are always ...
Saving Adrian
... sleeping. The Metro is actually quite nice. It is new and apparently supplied of Bombardier of Canada. It is good to see that Bucharest has one thing going for it, a nice Metro system. We arrived at our stop and started walking towards the hostel. On ...
Here a stray, there a stray, everywhere a stray
The train from Chisinau, Moldova took me straight to Bucharest, the capital of Romania. My first day in Bucharest was Sept. 19. I went out to see the city and wandered past some buildings that are famous from the country's communist past. That included ...
Canadian christians in Bucharest
... and, after all of N. Korea, probably the second biggest monument to one dictator's insane megalomania bankrupting a nation. A sixth of Bucharest was razed to make way for the palace and gardens, and every aspect of the building- design, workmen, ...
In Bucharest
... for the non-updates. After an awesome overnight train ride in a first class sleeper car, we made it from Timisoara Romania to Bucharest Romania this morning. We're staying in a building that was clearly a part of Ceausescu's communist ...
Needs better giftwrapping
... owner made us omelettes both mornings (VERY tasty though) and we had Mexican for lunch while out in town. We tried to see Bucharest. We really did. We hopped on the metro to the centre and found ourselves just off our map, surrounded by identical-looking ...
"It Niiiice.........Not!"
... the derelict courtyard outside our rooms didn't help the ambiance. Brasov is stated to be the number one tourist destination in Romania (the capital Bucharest receives hardly any tourists). We went on a walk around the town to see the sights, it wasn't ...
Blues and concrete
After a couple of days bush camping it was lovely to arrive at the campsite just outside Bucharest. No campfire but a new talent - a blues guitarist and very good he is too. We had 30th birthday to celebrate so it was definately party night! The ...
Beer and Circus Tricks
... people its sleep time. The next day most people go into town to do the tourist thing. I've only heard bad things about Bucharest (packs of dogs attacking people) and instead of proving the guide books wrong I decided to stay at the camp site and get to ...
SO I BOOK A REST IN BUCHAREST
... . I don’t know how Hernando’s story ends, either. Maybe he’ll e-mail me one day. Bucharest gets generally fairly mediocre reviews, but I find myself liking it. Maybe it’s the combination Slav-Latino culture. ...
A much needed break.
... transferring to a polish airline. Fortunately for us, both flights went off without a hitch and before we knew it we were in Bucharest, Romania. Now this was a culture shock after 7 weeks in UK and 1 week in Russia. Lets just say Bucharest has gone ...
More sea, more mountains, and a trot across Turkey
... European metropolis, but it sure doesn't feel safe at night and I was lucky to happen on a reasonably priced hotel quite quickly. Bucharest is sometimes described as the Paris of the East, but in my limited acquaintance with it it only matched Paris ...
Bedlam in Bucharest
... in the sun at the campsite. Everyone got up late because of the night before, and we did some washing. We ventured into Bucharest in the afternoon, but there wasn't much to see. Everybody except Jess missed the "largest building in Europe", but everybody ...
Bucharest
Our first big, Eastern European city. And Bucharest definitely did not disappoint! We went on a tour of the Palace of Parliament, the second largest building in the world. The first largest is the US Pentagon. The Palace was intended ...
Bucuresti: Marele bolnav al Europei
si citez din nou de Arthur Silvestri "Chintesenta de societate romaneasca pe latura incapacitatii de a se dezvolta, Bucurestii reprezinta, ca si pana acum, un amestec de planuri partiale si incoerente si de staruinta administrativa in directiile cel mai ...
Nimic nou pe frontul de est
Ajung la Bucuresti pentru treburi la Ministerul Justitiei. Si daca tot sunt aici, ma hotarasc sa vizitez Targul Imobiliar National care se desfasoara in 24-27 septembrie in Piata Constitutiei. Atat de pompos numitul “Targ National” ocupa ...

