🇧🇪 Brux Charleroi - 🇷🇴 Henri Coandă

Ryanair flight from Bruxelles Charleroi to Bucharest Airport.
Two countries, similar flags.
Ryanair flight from Bruxelles Charleroi to Bucharest Airport.
Two countries, similar flags.
While waiting to check in at my Airbnb, I walk through the center of Bucharest, admiring the blend of neoclassical and Soviet architecture.
The statue of the Capitoline Wolf, a symbol of Rome.
This statue is a monument donated by Italy in 1906 and placed in Piazza Roma, at the intersection of Bulevardul I.C. Brătianu and StradaRead more
At Piața Unirii, there are beautiful water fountains, also known as the Ceaușescu Fountains, named after the dictator who ruled Romania for over 20 years.
According to the World Record Academy,Read more
The Palace of Parliament (formerly the People's Palace) is a record-breaking building: made entirely of marble, it is the heaviest structure in the world, and with its numerous floors (someRead more
The city of Bucharest has a metro system with five lines. Unfortunately, the line that will connect the center to the airport (M6) is still under construction, so to reach the airport, the onlyRead more
The Villacrosse Passage is a covered gallery located in the center of Bucharest, built in 1891.
The stained glass, the buildings, and the vibe are reminiscent, on a smaller scale, of galleries foundRead more
The Crețulescu Church is one of the many examples of buildings in the Brâncovenesc style, typical of the early 1700s, blending the styles of Orthodox and Islamic architecture of the time.
Like mostRead more
The Memorial of Rebirth is a memorial that commemorates the struggles and victims of the Romanian Revolution of 1989, which overthrew Communism. It was inaugurated in 2005.
The Statue of Iuliu ManiuRead more
The Atheneul Roman is a concert hall inaugurated at the end of the 1800s.
Like the Arch of Triumph, it is in neoclassical style and presents a large dome.
We could not enter, but inside the dome isRead more