From the imposing Palace of Parliament to the cobbled streets of Lipscani, Bucharest is a city of a thousand faces, with a surprisingly diverse mix of architecture and culture. Here are just a few of ...

Bucharest is for them. Some people like places that are not obvious—cities with complicated histories, ... particularly along the narrow lanes of the Old City and the Lipscani district.

At its western end, Str Lipscani crosses Calea Victoriei, one of Bucharest’s oldest streets, built in 1692. In 1941, 800,000 Jewish people lived in Romania, but around half were killed in the war.

Lipscani Quarter Bucharest. A decade of refurbishment has resulted in a charming, walkable quarter with enough sights to keep you occupied for the day and enough bars and clubs to ensure you never ...

Adrian Banu is a travel blogger and photographer who, for the last 15 years, has been living, studying and working in Bucharest, Romania, the E.U.’s 6th-largest city (by area). Check out Adrian ...

For centuries, Lipscani was the vibrant trading centre of the city. The names of the streets still refer to the different guilds that plied their trade here: goldsmiths, shoemakers and tanners.

National Geographic’s latest travel stories about Bucharest. ... the revived cobblestone streets of historic Lipscani breathe anew with café culture alongside 15th-century Old Princely Court ...