Bucharest – Page 6 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Bucharest – Origo

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

This is the kind of heritage that too often gets lost, a nineteenth century inn from a northern suburb of

This rather beautiful church is from Turea, in northern Romania, and dates from the middle of the eighteenth century. The

This is a little complex of farm buildings moved to the National Village Museum from Moişeni in the north of