Enchanting Dragobete: a celebration of beginning of spring

Banner Dragobete festival
The National Village Museum of the „Dimitrie Gusti” invites you from February 24 to 26, 2023 to celebrate together the arrival of spring and one of the most tender moments of the beginning of spring: Dragobetele, or, as it is recorded in the popular traditional calendar, Valentine’s Day. The Dragobete festival is an occasion to
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Homage to Constantin Brancusi at Cesianu-Racovita Palace between February 18-19

Table of Silence
This Saturday and Sunday, the Cesianu-Racoviță Palace turns into a place that connects the work and activity of Constantin Brâncuși and contemporaries who love the artist’s creation. The anniversary exhibition and tributes will be held on Saturday and Sunday, February 18-19, from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. An anniversary exhibition that brings together symbolic works
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Unveiling the Future: Get Ready for a Power-Packed JCI European Conference

JCI Bucharest Team
Junior Chamber International (JCI) Bucharest and JCI Romania are proud to announce its European Leadership Conference in Bucharest, Romania, from May 24th to 27th, 2023. This year’s event will be a dynamic and exciting gathering of business leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators from Europe and beyond. Under the “New era. New Business” tagline, the conference will
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Bucharest in Spring: How to Enjoy the City in Springtime

Municipal Library in Bucharest
Bucharest is an enchanting city full of culture and history that is even more beautiful in the spring! With its blooming gardens, lush parks, and vibrant streets, Bucharest in springtime is the perfect destination for any traveller looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. From admiring the city’s stunning architecture to exploring its local attractions,
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Art Boutique Ideas in Bucharest for Valentine’s Presents

Boutique art ideas
The season that celebrates love has opened, giving rise to the search for the perfect gifts for loved ones. Valentine’s in Bucharest allows you to state your feelings creatively. An original gift, accompanied by a story on which no dust will settle, but only joy, can be found at Art Addict – Dependent de Artă,
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„Journey into the world of Meji Stamps” Exhibition

Journey into the world of Meji Stamps
Starting from February 11, ARCUB – Cultural Center of the City of Bucharest presents the exhibition „Journey to the world of Meiji stamps” which reconstructs the universe of Japanese culture from the end of the 19th century through over 150 traditional Japanese woodcuts from the George Şerban private collection. The exhibition is curated by Dr.
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Cesianu Racoviță Palace

Cesianu Racoviță Palace
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Bucharest: Romania’s Premiere Destination for International Travellers

Bucharest - picture in front of the Bucharest Athenaeum
Bucharest remains the top destination for international travellers in Romania. This is the finding of Google Destination Insights. The tool offers insights regarding searches related to domestic and international travel destinations. It also offers statistics for countries and cities. According to 2022 statistics, Bucharest is the city of choice for international travellers coming to Romania.
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The First Snow of the Season Falls over Bucharest

Romanian Athenaeum in winter
The first snow of the season falls over Bucharest. It started on Friday night and continued throughout Saturday. Meteo guys say it will snow until Sunday morning, but who knows for sure? It’s not the heaviest snow, but still, people and kids enjoy the first snow this January. Not enough to cover the streets in
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Historical exhibition at the Cesianu-Racoviță Palace: Alexandru Ioan Cuza’s hunting rifle and Mihail Kogălniceanu’s carriage clock

Carriage clock
Historical exhibition at the Cesianu-Racoviță Palace in Bucharest on the occasion of the 164th anniversary of the historical act of the Union of the Romanian Principalities of January 24, 1859, which put the new state of Romania on the political-administrative map of Europe. For the first time, Alexandru Ioan Cuza’s hunting rifle and Mihail Kogălniceanu’s
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