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The ArtPhoto Image Festival is Bucharest's only photography festival, encompassing exhibitions, lectures and auctions aimed at fast tracking the artists' careers. Portfolio reviews, held at…
International Furniture and Interior Design Fair (BIFE-TIMB)
BIFE-TIMB is Romania's international furniture and interior design fair, held annually at ROMEXPO, gathering over 550 participants from around 18 countries for 30,000 visitors. Expect classic…
The International Contemporary Dance Festival for Young Choreographers, known as eXplore Dance, comes to Bucharest in association with ArtLink. Choreographers from Romania and abroad stage…
Romania's capital Bucharest was founded in 1459 by Prince Vlad the Impaler, who later became the inspiration for Bram Stoker's grisly vampire, Dracula. Visitors interested in history as well…
More than 1000 rooms over 12 floors make up the colossal Palace of Parliament, south of Bucharest's centre. It's the former home of Romania's megalomaniac communist leader, Nicolae Ceausescu.…
Three very 1970s-looking, slightly shabby auditoriums make up the National Theatre in Bucharest. They host professional domestic and foreign plays by a broad selection of both classical and…
Inside central Bucharest's neo-classical Royal Palace resides the National Art Museum. Romania's greatest painters and sculptors are displayed here, including Theodor Aman, Constantin Brancusi…
National Museum of Contemporary Art
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) in Bucharest is in a modern glass wing of the Palace of the Parliament, Europe's largest building. It showcases contemporary Romanian artists…
