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Triumphal Arch, built in 1935-1936 to commemorate reunification of Romania in 1918, resembles its namesake in Paris
Date: 09/06/07
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George Enescu National Museum (former Cantacuzino Palace), where George Enescu lived while in Bucharest
Date: 09/06/07
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Romanian Athenaeum concert hall, where George Enescu debuted in 1898 as conductor of the Philharmonic Orchestra
Date: 09/06/07
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National Art Museum is housed in the former Royal Palace, built 1812-1815 by Prince Dinicu Golescu, occupied by reigning Prince
Date: 09/06/07
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Memorial of Rebirth honors the Revolution of 1989, on Revolution Square in front of the Romanian Senate building where Ceausescu
Date: 09/06/07
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Central Library of the University of Bucharest on Revolution Square (Piata Revolutiei)
Date: 09/06/07
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Dambovita River flows past marble-faced government offices and luxury apartments along Splaiul Independentei boulevard
Date: 09/06/07
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Side view of Palace of the Parliament, aka House of the People (Casa Poporului), also called Ceausescu's folly due to its extrav
Date: 09/06/07
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Memorial to the "soldiers and ancestors of Romania who fought heroically for liberty and independence"
Date: 09/06/07
Views: 2260
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