When Romania first popped up on our radar during our Europe trip planning, our eyes immediately zeroed in on Transylvania. And right away, we knew Brasov| The Poor Traveler® Itinerary Blog
Learn where to stay in Bucharest, the best neighborhoods and areas to avoid. As an American living in Bucharest, I’m constantly exploring the Old Town, downtown and other desirable areas of the city. I’ve learned which areas tourists may want to avoid, as well as the nicer areas well-positioned for a weekend (or more!) in … The post Where to Stay in Bucharest: Hotels + Best Areas (by a Local) appeared first on Michelle Altenberg.| Michelle Altenberg
Travel smart: Look out for these 8 common scams in Romania and learn how to avoid them. As an American living in Romania’s capital of Bucharest, I’ve had my fair share of run-ins with Romanian scams targeting foreigners. I’ve also heard plenty of horror stories from fellow expats in the community here. Speaking English can … The post Common Scams in Romania Every Traveler Must Know (+ How to Avoid Them) appeared first on Michelle Altenberg.| Michelle Altenberg
A local’s guide to the best things to do during a weekend in Bucharest! I moved from London to Washington, DC and finally to Bucharest in 2024. Since arriving, I’ve been consistently impressed by the number of cultural landmarks and fun things to do. Whether you’re a museum buff or art afficionado, Bucharest won’t disappoint! … The post Weekend in Bucharest: The 10 Best Things to Do + Map appeared first on Michelle Altenberg.| Michelle Altenberg
The best restaurants in Bucharest for every occasion! One of the first things I realized after moving to Bucharest was that gosh—people here can cook! Almost every restaurant we’ve tried has exceeded our expectations. The depth of flavor, the creativity, the seasoning—chefs across Bucharest clearly know what they’re doing. Below I’ve included my list of … The post Best Restaurants in Bucharest | Where to Eat in Romania’s Capital appeared first on Michelle Altenberg.| Michelle Altenberg
I’ve lived in Romania for about three months now and have already been to Therme Bucharest (or Terme Bucarest in many languages) six or seven times. It’s that good. I’ve been to lots of spas and saunas in my day, including the historic Thermae Bath Spa when I lived in England. And let me tell … The post Therme Bucharest Review: A First-Timer’s Complete Guide (by a Local) appeared first on Michelle Altenberg.| Michelle Altenberg
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This Iron Guardsman has appeared in front of Bucharest District 1 Town Hall after its renovation was finished, a lot of people asking themselves about its meaning. Some say it could give a helping hand in [...]| Bucharest Daily Colours
An inedit presence in the streets of Bucharest: Riding Police. Policemen riding on Calea Victoriei ( Victory Road ), downtown Bucharest.| Bucharest Daily Colours
Intercontinental Hotel, one of the tallest buildings in the Bucharest at the moment when it was opened (the 23rd of May, 1971) has become one of the landmarks of the city. Another landmark of Bucharest [...]| Bucharest Daily Colours
Darvari Hermitage (Schitul Darvari) is a peaceful oasis in the center of busy Bucharest; it was founded in 1834 by Mihai Darvari and his wife Elena. For more information about Darvari Hermitage, please check: www.schituldarvari.ro| Bucharest Daily Colours