Ioan Slavici Classical Theatre
A neoclassical theatre in Arad, Romania, built in 1874 and named after the celebrated writer Ioan Slavici, a…
A neoclassical theatre in Arad, Romania, built in 1874 and named after the celebrated writer Ioan Slavici, a…
A museum in Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Romania, dedicated to preserving the heritage of the Iron Gates, the dramatic Danube…
A comprehensive chronicle of Romanian Jewish history housed in the Templul Unirea Sfântă synagogue that survived World War…
A Belle Époque palace built for the Kretzulescu family in early 20th-century Bucharest, designed by architect Petre Antonescu…
On the Danube floodplain in north-eastern Bulgaria, the Srebarna Nature Reserve is one of Europe’s most important freshwater…
A 1912 Secession palace on Timișoara’s grand Victory Square by Lipót Baumhorn, anchoring one of Europe’s great Art…
Jacob Löffler commissioned this 46-apartment block on Piața Victoriei for his three sons in 1912 — and insisted…
Mărțișor is a Romanian spring tradition centred on intertwined red and white strings, worn from 1 March.
A dual memorial in Romania honouring victims of communism, combining the Sighet Museum in Maramureș with a research…
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