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Other buildings in Bucharest Bucharest
25 Reviews If you feel that you can't have enough of the communist architecture, here is another gem that you can admire. I hope that you can sense the sarcasm in my tone; if not, I want it to make it clear....
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Useful Information Bucharest
20 Reviews If you have arrived in Romania,one of the first thing you have to do is to go to exchange. So,i think is better to have an idea how the money looks like after you've checked the exchange rates here :...
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People's Palace (Parliament Palace) Bucharest
12 Reviews The main highlight in Bucharest is the Parliament Building some years before the Cauceascu's Dictator Palace....its quite impressive but i imagined huger We took the train a little bit cahotic as well...
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Landmarks in Bucharest Bucharest
8 Reviews It’s easy to observe that many of the churches in Bucharest are hidden either behind or between larger modern buildings. But this is not because people lost faith or they did not care any longer about...
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Village Museum Bucharest
5 Reviews A pic from the Village Museum. If I remember well, this interior was in one of the houses from the area close to the border with Bulgaria. I really got a kick out of this - the little table and...
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Botanical Garden Bucharest
3 Reviews One of the more striking things about this beautiful botanical garden is the fact that it is located right next to an industrial centre, complete with cooling towers, chimneys churning out everything...
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Romanian Athenaeum Bucharest
3 Reviews Bucharest has been influenced post ww2 by the european culture and politics, the romanian capital having links with France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy. The idea of a institution called "Ateneul...
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My online friend Kay (VT Name Kyoub) asked me about Romania : so here is allyou need to know about the country -Romania ? interesting. it changed it's name from Rumania to sound moreEuropean. It used to have a regular nutter as its president incommunist times (as opposed to the USA who only,,,but I digress) whospent about 75% of the nation's GDP on his palace. The country lookslike it last had a lick of paint in 1957. And they used grey paint.
Everybody has heard about Dracula. I never met hi personally, but you can see that in the tourist busuiness they use his name. Thius is a picture of a lace where you can gamble and they use the symbol of Dracula. Stay away and keep your money and life. LOL Which is most woth that you loose money or get a bite of Dracula?
i am afnas . i also planing go to Romania visit my friend. pls sent to me What is the subject for make Invitation Letter. Pls help me. i got all proceedure from Embassy, my friend Romanian he can make Invitation but he dont know how to make Subject.Pls help me.. my mail id : apnas24@gmail.com
for as long as can help...Romania it's not much more expensive than Bulgaria...and the sea-side it's okay...From baneasa you can takethe bus (335,131,311)...depends where you want to get...requiring information should be easy,as most romanian people know some english and are friendly people. As for the sea-side...depending on age...there are several places you can go...you can go to Costinesti(recomended...I have relatives there...and they rent private suits for low prices)....and BTW...they are civilised :) and of course there is "Mamaia"...but it's kind of expensive...and I can't provide you with information,as I've never been there...al I know is that they hav soft-sand beaches,and high quality services... I love Romania because:-you can always find friendly people to help you-because of the landscapes...mountains and the sea-because of it's cultural side-because The House Of...
Sannicolau Mare este cel mai vestic oras al Romaniei si al judetului Timis.http://www.sannicolaumare-ghid.blogspot.com Sannicolau Mare este cel mai vestic oras al Romaniei si al judetului Timis.http://www.sannicolaumare-ghid.blogspot.com
There are some places that you go where you only remember the sights and some places you go where you only remember the people...Romania is an unusual mix of both. I was first in Romania back in 1998 when I was living in next-door northeastern Hungary and was back last year. In 1998, the country was still the wild, wild west of Eastern Europe and the people reflected a temperment of Latin passion combined with Balkan melancholy. The country was still pretty far behind its more western neighbors in terms of tourist facilities and you definitely got the impression, in some towns, that nobody had bothered to tell these folks that Communism was over. Not anymore. Romania today is a country that should not be missed. From the medieval towns of Transylvania (Sigisoara, Brasov and Sibiu should not be missed) to the capital of Bucharest and all its monstrosities, it is a country worth a visit....
First of all, Romania has great castles and surroundings nearby mountain of Carpats, and very tasty wine, the one is very cheap too. The city town of place Targu-Mures is exceptionally good one, so beautiful narrow streets and a feeling that you are out of Europe. Walking cows on the road, people sitting nearby main roads and following their sights up to pass by cars.
I guess what I loved the most about all of Romania is the beauty. Unbelievable magnolia trees everywhere, and just green green, green. (ecept for all the garbage lying everywhere.) I had a great time meeting people and learning about all their views and culture. I took a roadtrip all around romania with a friend, everything is amazing. The churches and cathedrals are unbelievable, and the 'special' romanian wine is crazy!!!!! The wildflowers grow everywhere, and the clubs are great!! I lived at a orpahanage for 3 months, and the kids there where amazing, i grew way to attached to these little monkeys, but it was worth it. These kids really didnt have anything, so I loved seeing there faces light up when they would see me... They would say "mama" and run and tackle me to the ground. It is extremely sad to see, and I know romania is poor, but even the people who have money will just hand...
Romania is no small country though not very very big either but you can easily have trips of 7 hours or more by train or bus. So the best way to kill time is to have a few travel companions. And of course to take the night trains. We did both and brought along 3 friendly bottles of wine to help us sleep since the compartment was very hot and we couldn't get the light out. Of course we didn't know that before we boarded the train but we thought we'd better be prepared :-)
Romania was the penultimate European nation to abandon Communism, the lasting legacy of Nicolae Caucescu was appalling debts and countless orphans.I am not an expert in social class system and economics, but it is clear that many many Romanians suffer from poverty and there exist the elite few and no middle class.There still exists a lot of corruption and injustice, there are large Hungarian minorities (mainly in Transylvania) and gypsies or Roma, beware of being overwhelmed by the begging. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4630855.stm
JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel Bucharest
7 Reviews and 147 Opinions The Bucharest Marriott Grand Hotel is primarily a business hotel, located close to the main business...
Bella Muzica Brasov
6 Reviews and 59 Opinions We stayd at this hotel in february 2010. The hotel was perfectly located in the the senter of...
Hotel Binder Bubi Sighisoara
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Q: Buna Ziua all! It's the marshmallow/Christmas-tree/asks-too-many-questions guy! Lol! So, I feel I asked about this once but,...
A: Ooops, I didn't mean "dinner" for 2 but, MEALS for 2. :p
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