Bucharest might not be the greenest European capital on an area per capita basis, but it is still has a fair amount of parks and public gardens. Open day and night, they offer an escape from the daily hassle, clean air, and the chance to rewind. Herastrau Park While the park was recently renamed to honor the last Romania king, Mihai I, who passed away recently, locals still refer to it as Herastrau....
Bucharest has numerous tourist attractions but some truly stand out as being the most famous and popular not just for the capital city, but for the entire country of Romania. The House of the People now known as the Palace of the Parliament is one of Bucharest’s emblematic structures and a reminder of the tense and disturbing bygone communist regime and it leader, Nicolae Ceausescu, that ruled in Romania...
