Welcome to the first installment this year in our regular feature Traveler's Guide. Today we will take a look back, to see the...
Ten years ago, on 1 January 2007, Romania and Bulgaria were joining the EU
One of the most important events in Jewish history in Romania was the congress in Focsani, held on December 30-31, 1881.
A short history of one of Bucharest's iconic buildings.
A look at some of the traditions and customs associated with the coming of the new year in Romania.
A look at a 25-year-long activity of protecting natural sites in Romania.
Open-air shows and fireworks create a beautiful holiday atmosphere in Romanias big cities
Citizens initiatives and community spirit were this year as well in the focus of major projects aimed at bringing people closer to culture, but also closer together.
There is a saying that countries know no friends, only their own interests. But history has proved this oversimplifying statement to be wrong.
After acceding to the throne of the Romanian Principalities in 1866, King Carol I set out to turn Bucharest into a modern capital.
Several terror attacks have shocked the international community recently
Population aging, accompanied by population decline, is today an undeniable reality for everyone, not just...
Around the mid-19th century, the word 'revolution' started to refer mainly to an overthrow of old ideas and practices, a renewal of society overall.
Originally The Romanian Railways Workers Theatre, Odeon was opened in September 1946
One of the emblematic buildings of mid 19th Century Bucharest
