Theaters in Bucharest
by Fam_Stoica
There are many theaters in Bucharest; great actors offer an unforgettable night for Romanian-speakers at :
National Theater I.L. Caragiale
2 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd.
Nottara Theater
20 Magheru Blvd.
Bulandra Theater
1 Schitu Magureanu Blvd.
Comedy Theater (Teatrul de Comedie)
2 Sf. Dumitru St.
Teatrul de Revista Constantin Tanase
33-35 Calea Victoriei
Ion Creanga Theater
15 Pictor Verona St.
Monday Theater at Green Hours
120 Calea Victoriei
Musical Comedy National Theater Ion Dacian
2 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd.
Odeon Theater
40-42 Calea Victoriei
Tandarica Theater
24 Eremia Grigorescu St.
Sensitive map of theaters
Romanian Government building
by codrutz
If you wondered where is the Romanian Goverment, well, it is in the big square named "Piata Victoriei", one of the main metro hubs and a busy intersection. Just accross is the more interesting Museum of Natural Science "Grigore Antipa" and behind that my favourite type of building - the skyscraper building of Romanian Bank for Development, the highest office building in Bucharest.
Shopping the Market Place
by Grainypix
In my last two trips to Bucharest I have found the quality of produce to be exceptional. The open air markets around the city offer a great variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, nuts, herbs and flowers. It is also a very friendly environment for tourist and photographers alike.
A Great Shopping Experience!
by roomania about Orhideea Shopping Complex
The Orhideea Shopping Complex, is fantastic. A truly remarkable place to shop. Lots to buy, plenty of room to walk. Literally, redefines mall walking in Romania. It also includes the "Carrefour," a giant French-owned supermarket in Buch., stocking quality food, meats and a real delicatessen, with fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables. In addition, there's always the quality restaurants that sit nicely next to the variety of stores.
If you're in the mood and hungry, try "La Mama's."
It does get incredibly busy on weekend afternoons. So get there early.
Gara du Nord
by DPando
We took Bucharest after a short time in train to Gara du Nord the main train station in the city...it was someway chaotic just at first sight and my expectation wasnt wrong..
first of all we went to tickets sale desk to purchase a ticket for Eddie's ride to budapest at 7pm and mine to Veliko Tarnovo (BG) at 19.30h
We met there a miami's latin girl who was travelling by herself as well and we managed to help ourselves in that jungle ....Eddie was lucky and he got it ! but my train (always under the lady's sellers was delayed till 23.45h i couldnt understand why 4 hours..anyway we tried to get a solution looking for any bus or something strolling by the crowded streets with no visible order for a foreigner ....our chase was unlucky and Eddie and me took the subway to look around for a while in the downtown
Daniella (miami's girl ) took her train to Brasov (i guess) and now we still keep in touch by msn messenger.. (so nice )
We took the backpack in a unexpensive left-luggage storage and we went to the palace and so on ...more stories in other tips
This pic is the final of the story when i met my dear aussies friends from Sighisoara waiting their train to Sofia
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Revolution Square, Bucharest
National Art Museum, Bucharest
The Central University Library-Carol I Foundation
Ciclism, Bucuresti
