Bucharest is the capital of Romania and the sixth city in terms of population in the European Union, the largest industrial and commercial centre of the country.
A city with over 500 years of history, having a modern identity and a glorious architecture, Bucharest has been constantly reinvented ever since it was called "Little Paris of Eastern Europe".
The memorial house "Tudor Arghezi - Martisor", a unique space due to its history and memories, is located in the house where the poet lived, one of the three great innovators of the Romanian poetic language, ...
The "George and Agatha Bacovia" memorial house, the building where the poet George Bacovia (1881-1957) lived, between 1933-1957, became the memorial house in 1966. From 1933, Bacovia settled in Bucharest ...
The apartment where the "Ion Minulescu and Claudia Millian" Memorial House is currently located was purchased by the Minulescu family in 1934. In 1991, Mioara Laurentia Minulescu, the daughter of Ion ...
Built in Romanian Renaissance style (Brâncovenesc style), Mogoșoaia Palace and Complex, combines Venetian and Ottoman elements, being composed of its own "palace" - the inner courtyard, the Gate Towe ...
The house, the first and only one in which Anton Pann lived without rent, was bought - together with the place - on February 20, 1848. Located a short distance from St. Stelian-Lucaci Church, in which ...
"Liviu and Fanny Liviu Rebreanu" Memorial House is located in an apartment next to the one that houses the "Ion Minulescu and Claudia Millian" Memorial House and was bought by the writer Liviu Rebreanu ...
