Bucharest – Capitoline Wolf Statue
Known locally as the Statuia Lupoaicei, this statue was given to the people of Romania in 1906 by the Government
Read MoreKnown locally as the Statuia Lupoaicei, this statue was given to the people of Romania in 1906 by the Government
Read MoreThere seem to be two airport lounges that Oneworld status customers can use, but apparently they’re very similar and this
Read MoreThis cheery little number was painted in the fifteenth century in the Tuscan area of Italy, later becoming part of
Read MoreA rather lovely painting of the interior of the Hradčany Palace, or Prague Castle. It was painted by Aegidius Sadeler
Read MoreThis is one of the highlights of the National Museum of Art, although there’s not much made of it in
Read MoreAici s-a murit pentru libertate means “here he died for freedom”, a reminder of the revolution which broke out in
Read MoreThis small chain of coffee shops has outlets primarily in Romania, but it also now has a presence in Hungary
Read MoreWith my time to Bucharest over for this year (or at least I have no plans to return this year),
Read MoreLocated near to the railway station which it takes its name from, this is a large Accor hotel and it’s
Read MoreAnd so, back to the airport…. It’s not too long a bus journey back to the airport, it takes around
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