Bucharest had several stations, important landmarks in Bucharests daily life.
Emil Racoviţă was one of the first biologists in the world to research flora and fauna in Antarctica.
The early 19th century Bucharest simply lacked town planning.
With the development of science in the 19th Century, the Romanian capital city Bucharest saw the emergence of institutions devoted to observing the sky and the movements of stars.
Nicolae Coculescu's name is tied to the Astronomical Observatory in Bucharest.
In 2016 Romania commemorates 90 years since the death of scientist Victor Babes
The city of Oradea in NW Romania is known mainly for its sumptuous, eclectic buildings
An overview of the evolution of motorway building in Romania.
Motorways are in direct relation with the development and streamlining of road transport infrastructure and implicitly with the dynamics...
Piatra Neamt, a city at the foot of Ceahlau Mount and the capital of Neamt County boasts an interesting public library and a rich cultural life and tradition.
Evidence has been unearthed in Neamt county belonging to the Cucuteni-Trypillian pre-historic civilisation.
Since times immemorial, water has been an essential element in human life, and man has struggled to tame it.
The village of Densuş is mainly known for to a quaint old church with a hazy history.
In 1829, when the Romanian Principalities started a process of modernisation and openly embraced western values, the first paper in the Romanian language, Curierul Românesc, was issued in Bucharest.
Virginia Andreescu Haret is known as the first woman architect of Romania
