Bucharest: “little Paris Of The East”

Although it is not really clear on the map what to look for in Eastern European countries such as Vienne, Prague, Bratislava and… Budapest, Bucharest is spreading more and more attraction to tourists. It is also absolutely worth it, because the cost of living here is very attractive, such as delicious but cheap beer ... In addition, Bucharest - the capital of Romania - is not only a young city formed in the late nineteenth century and now has 2 million people, but also referred to as "Little Paris of the East"

. Tourism Bucharest: "Little Paris of the East" The strange and familiar Balkan countries, seemingly easy but difficult, although most of the European Union Europe is not part of the group of countries that have signed the Schengen treaty, so it requires a Schengen visa multiple times to enter. Some countries require foreign visitors to first enter a Schengen country and then enter their country from there. Some tourists used to eat bitter fruit at border gates because they did not know this Bu Buarest .



.. not Budapest After an hour and a half flying from Athens (Greece), the Airbus of Aegean Airline (Greece) gently landed Henrri Coanda international airport in the Romanian capital, Bucharest. Clearance procedures are quite fast, but no less thorough in the screening of Schengen visas. As expected of the "Little Paris of the East", Bucharest is not as splendid as Paris, but well-planned with open parks. Spontaneous and tidy, the long streets have a magnificent Parisian shape. Somewhere visitors may recognize that the Arc de Triomphe is famous for its more modest size Right in Revolution Square in the center of the capital, there is a towering stone pillar just like on Concorde Square in Paris.



The highlight of Bucharest is the Parliament House - which is known as the People's Building - standing majestic capital city with 1,000 rooms spanning four pavements with usable area up to 365,000m², ranking second in the world after the Pentagon in Washington DC, USA. In front of the main gate of the building is a long, eye-catching avenue with a multitude of fountains and between rows of trees is long rows of houses with quite similar architecture. This is the workplace of government agencies, this avenue is likened to the Champs Elysées of Bucharest, and this famous and infamous building contributed to the downfall of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's government. In the 1980s, with a volatile political scene, Romania fell into a recession, high external debt, but dictator Nicolae Ceausescu with iron determination built this huge parliament building, according to the convention. It costs up to 3 billion euros (these are information provided by the tour guide of the National Assembly building). Starting from 1983, until 1989, the revolution broke out, leading to Ceausescu subversion and execution thereafter. At this time, the work is only over 70% completed and a bit more of this giant structure has been destroyed because it is considered the remnants of the harsh dictatorship. Luckily there are heads that are cold enough to deny this.



Indeed, eternal architectures such as the Pyramids, Great Walls of the Great Wall ... can only be built from the ambition of everlasting, saving the list of dictators or tyrants. The guide shared by the dictator Ceausescu asked to build a large balcony outside of the original design so he could stand and wave to the people, but he had no chance to do it, but his replacement. that is the late American artist Michael Jackson. In 1990, when he performed in Bucharest, this King of pop man visited the Parliament House, fans crowded in to welcome the side. out.



He walked out onto the balcony and said, "Hi Budapest" instead of "Hi Bucharest". In fact, until now, many people confuse Bucharest with Budapest - the capital of Hungary. '' Met vampires From Bucharest it took four more hours to drive the 174km distance to Bran - the small mountainous town in the middle. the boundaries of the regions of Transylvania and Wallachia. This is a tourist attraction not only famous in Romania and perhaps the whole world because it is home to the castle of the legendary Count of Dracula, the eagerness to explore the castle of Dracula increases the appeal as closer Arriving, the narrow and winding mountain road, thick fog even though it is almost 11 noon. From the foothills, the castle hidden under the rolling gray clouds increases its ghostly look and excites visitors to wade far away. Count Dracula is a real character. He is the Prince of Wallachia living in the fifteenth century with the name Vlad III Dracula or Vlad III Tepes.



From a young age he was held hostage by the Turks to secure the throne of his father and brother, so his personality was somewhat eccentric. After the family incident, he was released and then became ruler. and it was his actions of revenge for his extreme father and brother that weave the myths of an evil earl, who skewers his enemies on spikes like stakes to make them die slowly in pain. The creepy legend of this earl just crossed the border.

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