One night spent in the capital of Romania

The doors of the hotel were very cleverly made, like a puzzle.

A fairly spacious hotel room.


From the window of my hotel room I could see the boulevard.

A very delicious pizza that I ate in the old centre of the capital.

The doors of the hotel were very cleverly made, like a puzzle.

A fairly spacious hotel room.


From the window of my hotel room I could see the boulevard.

A very delicious pizza that I ate in the old centre of the capital.

One night spent in the capital of Romania

If you don't have a plan of your own, others will include you in their plans. (Anthony Robbins)

Hello everyone,

Having a job that requires me to move around Romania's capital, I decided in today's post to show you how I move between certain areas of the capital, namely North Station, hotel and other points of interest.

In Bucharest(the capital of Romania) I arrived by car, I left home quite late so I arrived in the evening.

What was I looking for in North Station?

Arriving very late at night in the capital I ran out of cash so I had to go somewhere near the hotel to get some cash, so I decided to go to the train station (being one of the biggest train stations in Romania).

Arriving at the train station I was shocked to find inside the station a lot of orange tents set up especially for refugees from Ukraine, it really gave me some shivers knowing that the war is so close to the borders of Romania, seeing a lot of police (I even had a look inside a tent without taking a picture and there were people there).

After wandering around the station for an hour looking for an ATM, I gave up, there were ATMs in the station, but they charged a very high fee for the withdrawal transaction, so I concluded that the next day I would go to a bank in town to withdraw money.

The hotel where we stayed is called ,,Continental Hotels,, a *** star hotel, a hotel that was renovated a few years ago from what I remember about 8-9 years ago it was called Hotel Ibis and later came under the Continental brand.

The room where we stayed one night was a very big one, modernly equipped, overlooking the boulevard, I liked very much the doors of the hotel rooms that gave you the impression that they were made of puzzle pieces, also in the price of the room which was 250lei/50euro/night we had breakfast included (which was very good).

The business visit to the capital ended around noon after a very delicious pizza at a terrace in the old town.

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P.S. The attached pictures you have just seen are taken by me with my mobile phone, and the text is also designed by me.

Yours @triplug!

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