VISIT KRETZULESCU CHURCH A BEAUTIFUL WORSHIP PLACE TO SEE IN BUCHAREST Kretzulescu Church in Bucharest is an architectural masterpiece from the late 18th century, Brancoveanu building style. During the communist epoch, Kretzulescu church was proposed for being demolished. Only a few architects tried and succeeded in stopping this, so that we can still visit it today. VISIT
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A SMALL CHURCH TO VISIT IN BUCHAREST Darvari Monastery is one of the few worship places built in the middle of Bucharest. It is an island of peace inside the noisy Romanian capital. Darvari Hermitage was built in 1834 by Mihail Darvari and his wife Elena Darvari. It was a small, wooden church in the beginning.
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UNIVERSITY OF BUCHAREST HEADQUARTERS A SQUARE FULL OF HISTORY IN BUCHAREST University Square in Bucharest is in the very middle of city and was built more than 150 years ago, on the land where a 16th century monastery St. Sava would rise. Around this monastery a street network appeared for inside it functioned the first
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WHERE ROMANIAN REVOLUTION BEGAN MEMORIALS ABOUT 1989 REVOLUTION TO SEE IN BUCHAREST The Revolution Square or Palace Square in Bucharest is near the NATIONAL ART MUSEUM and will become The Revolution Square after 1989. REVOLUTION SQUARE BUCHAREST By: BUCHAREST-TRAVEL.COM Photographed In: Revolution Square, Bucharest Date Uploaded:2016-03-27 Description: Revolution Square is the Place where the Romanian Revolt in
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ROMANIAN GOVERNMENT BUILDING EXECUTIVE POWER AND GOVERNMENT HOUSE IN BUCHAREST The Romanian Government is the Executive Power in State. The Government put to work solutions for society problems Parliament think should be solved or President considers should be solved. The Government House or Building is the key to power for every political party. This is
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE COMMUNIST PRESS A MASSIVE BUILDING DEDICATED TO THE FREE ROMANIAN PRESS IN BUCHAREST House of the Free Press in Bucharest has been the highest building in the Romanian capital for more than 50 years, since 1956 to 2007. It follows the axis of the Arch of Triumph. HOUSE OF FREE PRESS IN BUCHAREST
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OLD COURT OR THE ROMANIAN LORDS FORTRESS VISIT THE RUINS OF VLAD THE IMPALER OR DRACULA OLD COURT Old Court of Bucharest or Dracula’s Court or, nowadays Old Court Museum can be visited in the heart of the old Vlad the Impaler’s court, in the middle of Bucharest and of the Old City of Bucharest. It
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