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Coral Temple: an architectural jewel in the heart of Bucharest

04/03/2024 Monumente

Discover the Coral Temple, a unique building located behind Unirii Square in Bucharest. With its fanciful architecture, reminiscent of a castle from a fairy tale, the Temple stands out from the surrounding urban landscape. Its colourful, filigreed facade, with turrets, arches and columns, will transport you to a magical and mysterious...

Arc de Triomphe: A monument to history and victory

04/03/2024 Monumente

Symbol of the nation: the Triumphal Arch in Bucharest is an emblematic monument of Romania, built to commemorate the country's victory in the First World War. Inspired by the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the monument is a testament to the sacrifice of the Romanian people and a symbol of national pride. A grandiose monument: the Arc de Triomphe is 27 metres...

Stone of the Devil: Monument of nature and fascinating legend

04/03/2024 Monumente

A few kilometres from the resort of Durău, a solitary cliff rises imposingly above the Izvorul Muntelui reservoir. Known as Piatra Dracului or Piatra Teiului, this unique geological formation has captured the imagination of locals for centuries, giving rise to fascinating legends and disturbing mysteries. Legends of the Devil's Stone: God Bet:...

Sarmizegetusa Regia: A journey to the heart of ancient Dacia

04/03/2024 Monumente

Sarmizegetusa Regia, located in the Orăștie Mountains, Hunedoara County, was the capital of the Dacian kingdom from the 1st century BC until the Roman conquest in 106 AD. For over 150 years, it was the political, religious, military and economic centre of Dacia. A fascinating complex: Sacred area: Includes temples dedicated to the Dacian gods,...

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