Bucharest, located in southern Romania, is the country’s capital and commercial center. One of its most popular structures is the massive, communist-era Palatul Parlamentului government building, that has a mind blowing 1,100 rooms with more than half the entire building underground.
Bucharest is a very busy city, and it reminded me a lot of home. The constant hustle and bustle of life, which I was used to.
We took a stroll through the old town and were treated to some wonderful sights. Of the few we managed to see, we came across the Biserica Sfantul Anton – Curtea Veche, the Unirii Square, the Statue of Trajan and the She-wolf, the Stavropoleos Monastery and the BNR Palace.
In the courtyard of the Stavropoleos Monastery.
Stopping by the BNR Palace.
Walking through the Old Town.
It’s always Oktoberfest at this pub!
Streets of Bucharest filled with eateries for the hungry traveler.
Below are more photos take around Bucharest.
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