Bucharest – Page 6 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Bucharest – Holocaust Memorial

There were something like 350,000 Jews in Romania before the outbreak of the Second World War, today it’s something like

My favourite pub of last year was the Hop and Vine in Hull, something I’ve bored people about many times.

After a fine coffee experience and before a fine pub experience, I thought I’d ensure that I had a story

I nearly didn’t go to this coffee shop as it’s incredibly well reviewed and most of the comments are that

I wrote about my visit to the Ceauşescu Mansion here, but below are some more of the photos I took…..

For my final full day in Bucharest, I went on a tour of what was the private residence of Nicolae

This is the sort of location that isn’t necessarily designed for me, although also slightly is. It’s an on-trend clothing

It’s a bit of a walk from the city centre to go to Ghencea Cemetery, which is absolutely not where

This house was constructed in the late nineteenth century in Piatra Şoimului, a town in the northern part of Romania.

I like the word hovel and I should use it more, but in this case that’s what the museum have