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#32 Drumea Radulescu, Bucharest, 040336, Romania
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Museum of Romanian Peasant cellar, Bucharest
Strada Covaci corner with Strada Sepcari
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Horse-pulled cart in front of the National Theatre
hi everybody ....... how is it going ??
i am planing to go to hungary !! i am not romanian ,i am a resident here(student )
do i have to get visa in order to travel to hungary ?? ( i think i have to get visa )
so ,
can anyone tell me , how long does tourist visa take ?? and if i possible to tell about the working hours of the hungarian embassy !! and the required documents ? is someone has ever tried !!!!!
thank you so much
Howdy there
well if you are resident in Romania it shouldn't be a problem to obtain a visa.
but its still depends on what passport you got.
your best option is to contact the Hungarian Embassy in Romania
here is the link
http://www.mfa.gov.hu/kulkepviselet/RO/en/
good luck
cheers
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No-one can tell you if you need a visa unless we know what citizenship you have.
Hungary is a Schengen state, so you may or may not need a Hungarian Schengen visa depending on your citizenship.
http://hungarianconsulate.co.nz/visa_en.html might be useful.
The Hungarian Consulates in Romania are:
Str. I.L.Caragiale nr. 26A
Constanta
Romania
Phone:
+40-241-518650
Email:
sab@bx.logicnet.ro
and
Piata Unirii nr.23. 1st floor
Kolozsvár
Cluj-Napoca
Romania
Phone:
+40-264-596300
Email:
huconkol@cluj.astral.ro, huconkol@codec.ro
This is the Victoria Palace (Palatul Victoriei) which now houses the Romanian government but was build in 1937 as the seat of the Foreign Ministry.
I have the impression that any building big enough can be called a "palace" in Bucharest. Can anyone explain why? Personally, I don't see anything particularly exceptional in this building... other than its address in Victory Sq.
Grand name but why the "palace"...? :-o
A completely different idea for candle lighting just outside the Stavropoleos Church.
I've never seen such little cabinets, good protection from wind and rain. Just as at the Patriarchal Cathedral, also here people were coming in to light a candle and say a little prayer in the church.
This is from another of the dull neighborhoods full of tall apartment buildings.
Still, I like how this tall building apears when one takes the 70 or 79 line downtown.
I have to say these neighborhoods look much better in the summer, when there is a lot of vegetation.
The beautifull historic buildings -CEC,The National Museum of history, The military place, Odeon theatre , The atheneum ..spoted in warm light - so romantic..perfect for a night stroll just try and enjoy..
Public transport is cheap (1,2lei/ride). one ticket is used for every surface bus you get in, notwithstanding how many stations. In orther words, if you need to change 3 buses, 3 tickets. Better take a taxi!
Buses and trams are more frequent and serve most areas, but in peak hours can become so full they resemble a cattle truck.
The subway system is fairly civilised but slow and not comprehensive.
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