Featured Writer: Nicole Basaraba
Bucharest is the most lush, sweet and pleasing-to-the-eye city I’ve visited and the best part is that nobody “knows” about it. What I mean is that you don’t hear many people talking about their planned trip to Bucharest or other parts of Romania. The lack of hordes of tourists is what makes this city even more fun to visit. There is no standing in line for two hours to visit the Eiffel Tower, the London Eye or to catch a glimpse of the astronomical clock tower in Prague.
Lesley, thank you for sharing the beauty of so many far-off lands with us and making the world seem a bit closer, and everyone a little more connected. I’d like to nominate you for this week’s 1-in-100 Warrior Award: http://warriorpoetwisdom.com/2012/03/02/1-in-100-warrior-award-lesley-carter/
Peace & grace & many more travels!
~Miro
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I love your writing style.
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This makes me smile big time. Thanks so much for the lovely comment. 🙂
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Thanks Nicole and Lesley.
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My kind of Vacation spot . no lines . works for me. 😉
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There are some lines in the peak times July-August, but really they are bearable compared to other European cities. Just remember to pack light clothing. Its HOT there.
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Fabulous post. Almost makes me want to move.
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You may even stumble upon a Gypsy band in one of Bucharest’s beautiful city squares… take care of your wallet 🙂
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Sadly, that is an event that can happen anywhere.
Thanks for reading 🙂
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True!
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Thanks for the reblogging support 🙂
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No Prob!
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Amazing post about my country! Kinda proud actually ^^ And happy.. and… thanksss! I hope people see this and think about visiting not only the capital, but also another amazing hidden places that Romania has to offer! 1000x thank you!
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*other sorry, gettin’ emotional here!
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Lili over at Endless Journey would be so very pleased with this rave review of Bucharest. I have always want to visit the capital city of the “Romanys”, as it were!
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It sure is gorgeous… Bucharest here we come. 😉
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It is indeed a very cool city. The only place I have been to in Romania however and I am told the rest of the country feels very different and much less metropolitan.
In winter the city felt like a picture postcard with the snow covered churches like this one.
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I live in Bucharest. it is indeed a great city, but a very busy one (it’s the capital of Romania…of course it’s a busy city :D). During the winter is not that pleasant, but in the spring or summer is a great city to visit.
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Yet another great place I need to find a way to visit . . . 🙂
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Bucharest is great, visit the museum of architecture on the edge of town. Budapest in Hungary is very lovely too, visit the Gellert baths there and opera house and much more.
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Great post lesley! I am also a traveller and I feel very identify with your trips 🙂
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Thanks for the advice! I’m travelling through eastern Europe (currently in Kraków). I wasn’t sure whether to visit Romania but this post makes me want to go! If you like places that are off the tourist trail, you should check out Toruń in Poland.
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Lovely review of your visit to Bucharest. I’m Romanian but living 8h away from Bucharest so this summer was the 1st time I visited it. Great to hear good things about the city from a foreign tourist. PS: I found “Caru cu Bere” an AMAZING place & next time you should also visit ” Hanu lui Manuc”
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