Hotel Caro Bucharest

... br>in mind.<br><br>Here are just a few recs:<br><br>EAT<br>- CARU' CU BERE: traditional Romanian food (large portions!) in a very authentic setting. The restaurant was launched in the best period - between the two WWs - and was recently refurbished. In order not to bore you with ****, the new owners invested up to 4 million EUROs to start a new chapter of this place. Entertainment: traditional dancers, traditional musicians ...

Today Ally and I made the long trip back from Mamaia to Bucharest. Again it is not very far but the roads aren't great. Our GPS took us on this totally bumpy, partially unpaved road through farms where shepherds were herding their sheep, goats, and cows across our path. It didn't matter much since we had to go so slowly over the huge holes in the road in our little Spark. It handled 4 wheeling roads amazingly well! We have noticed on the truck routes there ...

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... before we needed to catch the bus to the airport but it didn't open until 10 and the tour would take over an hour so we returned to the hostel via the supermarket before we set off on our big day of travel. Bucharest Baneasa airport was definitely the smallest and most packed airport we have flown from but all went smoothly and we got to Milan where a terrible exchange deal left us with enough euro's to buy a gelato and a ryanair hotdog for tea.

... of central Bucharest, so I headed straight there after getting off near the Gara de Nord. While the surrounds were pretty and historic, I knew I was in for a rough night when they put me in a hot, stuffy dorm room with six other people. Even with the door open, there was little to no ventilation, and, on top of that, they'd put me on an upper bunk! Uh-oh. Well, my suspicions turned to be correct. After an afternoon strolling around town, from the charming old quarters of the ...

Romania was where changes from Western Europe were first seen: the people were distinctively different in appearance, horse and cart was common site, and buildings were generally more dilapidated. The first evening we found ourselves adventuring down small country roads to find a bushcamp. After spying one in a small valley and setting up, a local farmer invited us for some Pallinca (lethal plum brandy) and some sizzled pork from an open fire. His wife was drunk ...

... get back to Bucharest. Now Sighisoara is the birth place of Dracula - and by now it was bothering me that all these castles and everything everywhere was celebrating his life when in fact he was the worse kind of person you could ever met. · Sighisoara (Schaessburg, by its medieval name) - 800 years of history, the burg of Central Romania where Vlad the Impaler was born in 1431, today is being recognized as the best-preserved medieval fortress in Eastern Europe ...

... but not even wanted to get out into the streets! Is Bucharest so dangerous and undesirable? "It sucks! It really sucks!" I remember three Irish girls told me. "Mmm...I think we actually like it...maybe." After thinking for 20 seconds, an Austrian couple replied. They didn't sound too certain. Opening Lonely Planet Romania, they makes Bucharest like a very fancy, newly trendy place: "Forget Prague, forget Budapest....because Bucharest is where travelers are ...

... we had. Eventually we decided to stop lunch and go from there. Luckily once we had eaten we had enough sense to go back down the mountain where we found the main street and were met by a somewhat suss-looking woman who suggested that if we needed a place to stay there was place just down the road where we could stay for $50 a night between the for of us. And so we followed her a little apprehensively to a house not far down the road that looked pretty amazing! We thought we were ...

... part of the deal is you have to accept all the dogs, and with that, the odd barking and such. that means plenty of adr... my day off ... wasnt. at least the morning was busy. we had another tech scout at a location for the end of the film. we are there for 3 days. after, i went to the mall in search of office supplies. not a 3 hole punch to be found(. i wrecked the script supers single hole punch). here they have a 2 hole punch, which are located exactly ...