"The Story of the Royal Train", by Tudor Vișan-Miu and Andrei Berinde
Period photographs and their stories
Theodor Aman (1831-1891)was the first great Romanian classical artist
Every big city has a kilometer 0 that marks its symbolic center, used to measure and organize urban space. The kilometer 0 of Bucharest is Colțea street, where it seems that present-day Bucharest started to develop 150 years ago.
A distinguished family of architects that shaped Romanian capital city's architecture in the 19th century.
The well-deserving history of a distinguished Romanian family
Dobrogea is considered the densest and most varied province of Romania from the point of view of the civilizations that inhabited it.
Kiseleff Park in Bucharest has become a model of good practice in managing historical parks and gardens, thanks to a project called the Kiseleff Agora.
Considered to be one of the most important Romanian physicians, Gheorghe Marinescu’s name is linked to the birth of neurology in this country.
The printing press emerged in mid-15th century. It was arguably the most important revolution in the history of the book and the circulation of...
Macca House is currently hosting the Romanian Academy's Archaeology Institute
A talks with musician Bogdan Simion about Dimitrie Cantemir's legacy in the field of music.
The fascinating story of two historical districts of Bucharest.
What is less known is the connection between this monastery and the modern libraries in Wallachia.
One of the oldest museum in Romania, documenting the history of a millenia-old city
