Adamclisi is famous due to the monument built nearby by Roman emperor Trajan
Among the Romanian writers who were at the height of their creativity during communism, poet and translator Mircea Ivanescu was a special presence.
Bistrita was built after the model of the medieval cities in Western Europe
The Neo-Romanian style is today described as being representative for the architecture of Greater Romania
Shortly after the end of World War II the majestic medieval citadel of Oradea had sadly become one of the dreaded instruments of repression for anti-communist revolt.
An inspiration for Romania during the hard years of the war
Developed as a market town around what is today known as the old town, mainly concentrated along Lipscani Street, Bucharest originally extended southwards
Despite his short career, G.M. Cantacuzino left behind some great architectural works.
Petre Sergescu was a mathematician born in 1893 who contributed to the development of sciences in Romania and abroad, after 1918.
A writer, a lawyer and a politician, Barbu Stefanescu-Delavrancea, alongside his generation of intellectuals, was an outstanding personality of the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century, who contributed significantly to Romanias mode
Cismigiu Park is the oldest and, according to some, the most elegant public garden in the capital city
Tudor Arghezi is the type of rare poet who creates watershed moments in literature.
One of Bucharests districts that underwent a sweeping change during the communist regime, a change deeply regretted by then city dwellers, was the Uranus district, which was completely demolished for the present Parliament Palace and the adjacent buildin
Fine artists from combating countries traveled to the front-line to capture the atmosphere there.
Little known to readers and recently reevaluated by literary critics, Sorana Gurian is a rather atypical writer in Romania
