BUCHAREST NEWS

Bucharest is again included in this year’s list of the Best Cities for Digital Nomads by CommercialSearch, a worldwide platform specializing in working and co-working spaces. According to CommercialSearch, Bucharest was similar to Bangkok regarding its best-scoring metrics. Precisely, it landed between Bangkok and Shanghai regarding hotel and coworking costs. Moreover, the Eastern European entry was

Bucharest City Hall intends to borrow nearly 1 billion EUR to buy new trams. Namely, the City Mayor announced the intention of adding 250 new trams to the existing ones. The total cost of the new tramways is EUR 836 million. This investment will modernize, to a greater extent, the Bucharest public transport. We received

What are the best wine bars in Bucharest? This is one of the questions international travellers ask when browsing our travel platform. In today’s post, we present our top-of-the-best wine bars in Bucharest. We recommend these wine bistros and restaurants to all foreign tourists who visit Bucharest and want to try out the local selection

EUROPAfest: Jazz at the Palace comes to Bucharest in July. If you are in Bucharest on July 7, we invite you to start your weekend with an exceptional jazz concert, the EUROPAfest 30 Opening Gala Concert. The well-known music festival opens its anniversary edition with Jazz at the Palace. In a jam session, artists from

More than 30 historical objects of the Ceaușescu family are being auctioned next week, Friday, May 19, in an event dedicated to the last century of Romanian history, including the antipodes of our evolution, monarchy and communism, in an Art and History Auction. Numerous pieces are linked to the controversial couple Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu,

Night of the Museums in Bucharest is one of the most expected events for those who love to immerse themselves in the city’s cultural vibe. Organized all over Europe, Night of the Museums allows visitors to glimpse what museums in Bucharest offer throughout the year. Night of the Museums in Bucharest 2024 This year’s edition

The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant will hold the opening of the Invisible Museum #5 exhibition on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, at the Irina Nicolau Hall, starting at 6:30 P.M. The theme of the exhibition is Subject, Image, Object. In the past, ethnographic exhibitions mainly focused on significant themes, displaying representative objects chosen to

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.