Bucharest – Page 3 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Bucharest – National Museum of Art (Smig Church Altarpiece)

[I originally posted this in February 2020 when I first visited the Museum of Art, but I’m updating this slightly

As is usual for me in museums and galleries, I took around 200 photos on my way around. I have

I think it would be fair to say that this proved to be a memorable bar visit and all for

Second on Bev’s list of places to go in the evening was Ironic Taproom, a craft beer and burger bar.

All that Steve and I have heard this week are the demands from Bev to go to craft beer bars.

Despite having done this journey in February 2020, I’ve completely forgotten everything about it. Anyway, if either of my loyal

I mentioned in a previous post for my two loyal blog readers that I was on razor thin timing for

This shopping centre is perhaps the earliest surviving in Bucharest, constructed in 1891 and named after Xavier Villacrosse, a former

The Church of St. Anthony is the oldest standing church in its original form which is left in Bucharest, dating

This painting is by Nicolae Grigorescu (1838-1907) and was painted in 1880. Grigorescu is apparently one of the founders of