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AFI Palace – Bucharest’s Largest Shopping Mall
Romania’s capital Bucharest is a shoppers paradise with generous opening hours in the major shopping malls. Follow to Bucharest’s largest shopping mall which also has rollercoaster, ice skating rink, and other stuff. More
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How To Travel From Bucharest To Chisinau In Moldova?
From Bucharest in Romania, it is not far to Moldova’s capital, Chisinau. How do you travel easiest between the two capitals? Train, bus or airplane? More
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Commieblocks In Europe – How Plenty Of East Europeans Live
So-called Commieblocks, huge high-rise buildings, forms extreme concrete islands in many places in eastern Europe. Read why. More
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Ceauşescu’s Huge Abandoned Project Gets The Nature To Thrive
In the endless concrete desert in Bucharest is a green oasis, unknown to the majority. The Bucharest delta is a failed and abandoned water reservoir that has become an animal paradise in the busy metropolis. More
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Abandoned Chemical Factory With Deaths And Ruins
One of Romania’s most important factories was on the outskirts of Bucharest. The confidentiality was high because this factory manufactured gunpowder and other chemicals for the military. Today, only abandoned buildings are left from the former chemical factory. More
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The Abandoned Train Cemetery In Bucharest
Next to the central railway station is the final end station for carriages. Here get train cars that no longer are good enough their retirement. Only a short distance away from the busy central station in Romania is this abandoned secret. More
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Bucharest’s Oldest And Most Interesting Brothel
Few cities have as many secrets among the back streets and alleys that Romania’s capital, Bucharest. A few steps to the side of one of the city’s main streets is all that is required. Suddenly it’s completely quiet and stuffy. Here is the passage that housed Bucharest’s oldest brothel and more. More
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Nicolae Ceauşescu – Behind the Blood and Terror in Romania
Romania is still influenced by the legacy of dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu. Ceauşescu ruled Romania with an iron fist with his own variant of communism and socialism in the years 1967-1989. How did it happen? More
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Old Abandoned Parking Garage In Bucharest
An abandoned parking garage does not need cars to become alive. This parking garage from the 1920s, is in contrast to many other abandoned places, supplemented its charm. More
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Wild Street Dogs In Bucharest – Why?
In Romania’s capital Bucharest, you will encounter wild street dogs. If you are scared of dogs it may be problematic because you will surely meet the dogs on the streets. Here’s the thing when it comes to wild street dogs in Bucharest. More
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Driving In Bucharest – Romania
I’ve been driving through most major European cities. Paris, Rome, and others are often used as examples of horror. In my opinion, there are few cities that could beat the Bucharest traffic. Here are my observations and pictures. More
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Abandoned Regime Newspaper Building
Once again, we are again in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, where the schedule for the day includes an abandoned newspaper and printing business. More
