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EARLY DEVELOPMENT
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Bucharest was first mentioned on September 20, 1459, as one of the residences of Prince Vlad III Dracula. It soon became the preferred summer residence of the princely court - together with Târgovi?te, one of the two capitals of Wallachia - and was v... |
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BEGINNINGS
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Slavs founded several settlements in the Bucharest region, as pointed out by the Slavic names of Ilfov (from elha - "alder"), Colentina, Snagov, Glina, Chiajna etc. According to some researches, the Slavic population was already assimilated before th... |
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In Antiquity, much of the territory of Bucharest and Ilfov was covered by the thick forests of Codrii Vl?siei. The forested area, especially the Colentina and Dâmbovi?a valleys, were home to small and scattered settlements as early as the Paleolithic... |
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HISTORY OF BUCHAREST
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Bucharest's history alternated periods of development and decline from the early settlements of the Antiquity and until its consolidation as capital of Romania late in the 19th century.First mentioned as the "Citadel of Bucure?ti" in 1459, it became ... |
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NIGHTLIFE IN BUCHAREST
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Romania often conjures up images of traditional music, folklore, mysterious forests, exquisite churches and menacing castles, but visitors to the country should not be fooled. Bucharest has a vibrant and modern nightlife including chic cafes, raucous... |
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THINGS TO DO IN BUCHAREST
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There are two free weekly guides published in Bucharest featuring all the events of the week, as well as listing the addresses of most restaurants, clubs, pubs, bars, cinemas etc. in the city. One is Sapte Seri (Seven Nights), the other 24-FUN. They ... |
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DISTRICTS OF BUCHAREST
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Bucharest is divided into six sectors. Each sector is managed by a mayor and city council, who have responsibilities provides for local businesses, such as secondary streets, parks, schools and cleaning services. Each of the six sectors contains a nu... |
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TRAINS IN BUCHAREST
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Bucharest is linked through direct daily trains to all neighboring countries' capitals (Belgrade, Budapest, Chisinau, Kiev, Sofia), as well as to Vienna, Venice, Thessaloniki, Istanbul, Moscow and of course to main cities in all of Romania's 41 count... |
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CHEAP FLIGHTS TO BUCHAREST
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Bucharest has reasonable connections with most European capitals and with the largest cities in Romania, but it can be difficult to find a direct flight to Bucharest from outside of Europe or the Middle East.Discount air companies have been operating... |
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