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Pedestrians across the Majestic Hotel, Victoria Road

ROMPRES/Picture, BUCHAREST, 1930

The headquarters of the National Bank of Romania (BNR), the facade on Lipscani Street, architects Cassien

Bernard and Albert Galleron (1883-1885)

ROMPRES/Picture, BUCHAREST, 1944

The Lafayette Galleries (today's Victoria Shopping Center)

ROMPRES/Foto, BUCHAREST, 1944

The Post Palace, the Grand Hotel de France and the Lafayette Galleries

ROMPRES/Photo, BUCHAREST, 1930

Walking on Victoria Road, the Riegler confectionery shop

© ROMPRES/Picture, BUCHAREST, 1908

Bucharesters and their automobiles on Victoria Road, between the Capsa House and the Royal Palace

© ROMPRES/Photo, BUCHAREST, 1938

Travelling aboard trams through Bucharest, the Mihai Bravu Bridge

© ROMPRES/Picture, Radu CRISTESCU, BUCHAREST, 1961

Victoria Road, between the Capsa House and the Phone Place


The Imperial Hotel


The Elysee Theatre House, across from the headquarters of the National Bank of Romania

© RADOR/ Picture, BUCHAREST, 1932

A first-generation Ford automobile arrives before the Romanian Athenaeum from a 12-year tour through 55 countries


The Carol I Foundation (today's Central University Library Palace), architect Paul Gottereau (1891)


The Union Hotel


Triumphal Arch, built in 1935-1936 to honour the victory of the Romanian Army in WW I

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Paul BUCIUTA, BUCHAREST, 1997

The Parliament House, the second largest building in the world, after the US Pentagon


The Parliament House, the second largest building in the world, after the US Pentagon

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Mihai ALEXE, BUCHAREST, 1993

The Romanian Villager's Museum

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Aurel VÎRLAN, BUCHAREST, 1994

The Central University Library inaugurated on March 14, 1895

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Artur MUSTATĂ, BUCHAREST, 1998

The Scientists' House (COS)

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Eugen ENĂCHESCU, BUCHAREST, 1996

The Catholic Institute on General Berthelot Street


The Royal Palace, today's Museum of National Arts

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Sanda BRUMĂRESCU, BUCHAREST, 1996

The Coltea Hospital


The National Library

© ROMPRES/Picture, Angelo BREZOIANU, BUCHAREST, 2004

The Academics' House

© ROMPRES/Picture, Eugen ENĂCHESCU, BUCHAREST, 1996

The Bucharest University Palace, architect Alexandru Orescu (1857)


The Stirbei (UNICEF) Palace

© ROMPRES/Picture, Dan BORZAN, BUCHAREST, 1998

The Minovici Villa, architect Cristofi Cerkez (1905)

© ROMPRES/Picture, Aurel VÎRLAN, BUCHAREST, 1996

The Tribunal House, also known as the Justice Palace on the banks of the Dambovita River, architects Albert

Ballu and Ion Mincu


The Agriculture Ministry, architect Louis Blanc (1895)

© ROMPRES/Picture, Alex TUDOR, BUCHAREST, 2005

The Victoria Shopping Centre in December

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Cristian NISTOR, BUCHAREST, 2005

The Stavropoleos Street

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Viorel LĂZĂRESCU, BUCHAREST, 2004

The Romanian Athenaeum


The Old Cafe House, in the old centre of Bucharest City


The Capsa Hotel


The Mitropoliei Hill - The Romanian Christian Orthodox Church Palace, architect Dimitrie Maimarolu (1906)


The Savings and Deposits House Palace (today's CEC), architect Paul Gottereau (1896-1900)

© ROMPRES/Picture, Viorel LĂZĂRESCU, BUCHAREST, 2004

The Cotroceni Royal Palace (today's headquarters of the Romanian Presidential Administration), architects Paul Gottereau and Grigore Cerchez (1893)

© ROMPRES/ Picture, Lucian TUDOSE, BUCHAREST, 2002

The Romanian Opera House


The Majestic Hotel


The Capitol Hotel


The Charles de Gaulle Square, formerly known as the Aviators' Square


Downtown Bucharest


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