They all have kids, and have a variety of jobs, such as teacher, secretary, architect, with a variety of hobbies, but what they have in common is a...
In the Crimean War, Bucharest had an Ottoman governor who was English
The Council of Europe has renewed the European Diploma for Protected Areas, awarded to the Danube Delta Biosphere Reservation
Nature, history and culture in central Romania
More than 40 years since its opening, on June 14, 1980, the Amber Museum in Colti, Buzau County, reopened on August 21 this year
The most controversial king of Romania, Carol II had the qualities of a leader and carried out important reforms while at the helm of the country.
A short history of postcards in Romania
The 24th edition of the French Film Festival was held between September 23 and October 4, 2020 simultaneously in Bucharest and another 10 cities of Romania
One important step has been taken this month when the European Parliament passed the European Climate Law
Situated in heart of Bukovina, the area known as Dorna Country should be a destination for everyone
Whys and wherefores of childbirth in today's Romania
Octavian Viorel decided to move from the city to his grandparents village during the pandemic.
Epidemics or plagues have always altered the course of human history, causing sufferance and death.
Voina House is believed to be the oldest surviving private residence in Bucharest.
Notes from a major event dedicated to literature and art by women
