Somewhere in the Bucegi Mountains, Romania.
“There’s a place I need to be to fill my tank
A place I can go where I can be free
Where I can be happy and I just be me
Home“
With Love,
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Cișmigiu is the oldest and largest public garden from Bucharest.
The park was officially built in 1854. It is located in the central part of the city and spread out on 16 hectares.
The Gardens are known as one of the most idyllic landmarks of the city.
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Bucharest was known as ‘Little Paris’ from as early as 1900, but wartime bombings and communism destroyed much of that image. Though, looking for those Parisian vibes, you find them out in the Old Town among architectural jewels of the buildings that imitate that grand style.
Triumphal Arch comes to confirm that. It is a historical and architectural monument and was built in 1935 to commemorate the reunification of Romania in 1918.
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Pleasing your eye with its architecture, beautiful white columns and spiral staircases, and 1,000 square m “Cărturești Carusel” a bookstore in the Old Town is the biggest bookstore from Romania. In 2018 it was nominated for the Bookstore of The Year Award.
You can pass by for a quick tour and a cup of coffee or choosing among 10,000 books, handmade arts, and crafts.
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