Yellow Pension Timisoara

... services. Luckily things became much better after this and I did have a good time while I was there.

The city does have a proud history. For one thing, it is the first city in Europe to have electric street lights (back then it was part of Austro-Hungarian Empire), and most recently, in Dec 18, 1989, its citizens started the revolution against the communist regime, and it spread like wildfire all over the ...

The title says it all for this entry.

The berths on our train out of Sighetu had eight seat numbers. We thought that surely the seats would not be filled since it looked as though they had been built for that number of elementery schoolchildren. Alas, after a short time, six very noisy adults came crowding into the birth. They had ...

... at about 5pm and after finding the Pensione (not pre-booked) we drove into the town. Timisoara has some lovely buildings, parks and two main squares. Our favourite building was the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral with its ornate roof and spires. We found a nice outdoor restaurant in the main square, which had old treadle sewing machines as tables, and had a lovely Romanian pork ragout (goulash) with polenta for dinner.

... crede că producţia nu mai are ce căuta în mijlocul oraşului. „Pentru noi mai este şi un motiv pur tehnic şi de specialitate, vrem o clădire nouă care să ne permita un flux tehnologic din care să obţinem condiţii mai bune pentru oameni”, a mai spus Grapini.

Vor să dezvolte marca Guban

Cu aproape 300 de angajaţi, G.P. Company a încheiat ultimul an fiscal în profit ...

Im in Timisoara the second city in World to start using street lights ..... take a guess at the year?.................. I dont know either . late 1800's. What a true wonderful experience the last 24 hours. I have been staying with a Romanian , Dana. She speaks perfect English and cooks even better. She has made me traditional dishes : rice and pork wrapped in grape leaves topped with yogurt and dill 2) spinach sauce with two eggs ...

... din toate astea.

Incercand sa imi limpezesc gandurile si informatiile, am dat pe Google cautand Europlan.

A gasit mai intai o descriere a unui grup de firme de constructii si inginerie ce functiona in Cluj, Timisoara si Caransebes si care se lauda cu multe, constructii de biserici baptiste si un centru luteran mondial etc, etc. Linkuri catre o firma cu acelasi nume din Italia si o fundatie religioasa. Unele linkuri erau false sau ...

... in strada din propriile lor case sau companii oneste aduse in pragul falimentului de catre indivizi care arunca pe masa cazinourilor mii de euro pe noapte sub ochii orbi ai autoritatilor acestei tari europene.

Vom incerca sa indreptam lucrurile cat vom putea, pe ici, pe colo. Vom avea nevoie de curaj si competenta pentru asta, dar cred ca vom reusi.

Impreuna.

... The damage was a bit more than my guidebook let on. 120RON for one night in a single room. In other words, about €40. Wait a second . . . what happened to Romania being so cheap? Without a whole lot to fall back on though, I didn't have much choice but to stomach it. Better that than carry my too-heavy pack around more, I s'pose. An unintended splurge and, it turns out, one that wasn't absolutely necessary. Upon checking in and dropping off my bag, I went for a night wander ...

... enjoying a beer and a meat extravaganza on Piata Victoriei. (Meat seems to be the going thing here, which is certainly fine by me.) The plazas are dotted with outdoor biergardens that create a wonderful summer ambience in this great weather. I see a lot of shared history here, and an interesting mix of Hungarian, Romanian, and Serb influences. Piata Libertatii was the site where Dozsa Gyorgy (Gheorghe Doja in Romanian), leader of the 1514 peasant revolt ...

The train from Brasov to Timisora passes through Sibiu, which is notable since otherwise Sibiu is a bit awkward to reach, so a good tourist route. Of course I didn't know anything about Sibiu, so didn’t want to cancel my ticket just to explore, but YOU might want to. Timisoara is one of the country’s largest cities, and borders the Slavic countries also, so shows some of that influence, with exotic Turkish-looking churches. Try as I may ...