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Buffalo Baz Bucharest
UPDATE: Restaurant Now Under New Ownership, And Quite Frankly, I Avoid It At All Costs. So I said to myself “Crap, I just wrote an article on where to find a great burger in Bucharest, and what I feel that did was lead me to a place that makes a better burger”. Well,... read moreThe English Vs. The Romanians – The Final Solution
Before we get in to how you can help hunt for those evil Romanians in the UK, we’d like to share some interesting information with you regarding racism, hatred, ignorance and beyond. Hopefully, we’ll succeed in making some connections to the issue at hand; a... read moreThe Mutilation Of An Architectural Masterpiece
Alright, we’ll go ahead and say it – the new bookstore in Lipscani is a nauseating disappointment. The local media is touting this as a great renewal of an old building – and it’s garnering quite a bit of attention. Unfortunately, it seems to be catching... read moreGreat Non-Smoking Cafes In Bucharest Part I
The increasing influx of expats into Romania means that businesses and services must adapt and evolve in ways that may be considered “out of the box” for many local business owners. There are many ways to attract this growing demographic; at Bucharest Expat we’re... read moreYes YOU’RE An Expat
A friendly argument that’s been running around for quite some time now, is whether or not a foreigner living in Bucharest should consider themselves an “Expatriate”. The reason we decided that now was a great time to post this article, is because we almost (that’s a... read moreVillas Snagov And Kiseleff
There’s always been fans of the architecture in Bucharest; the belle-epoque buildings surrounding Calea Victoriei, the Saxon homes scattered throughout the suburbs and seemingly random streets within the city centre, the Austro-Hungarian, French Neoclassical, and... read more- Visitors From The U.K. 44%
- Visitors From The U.S. & Canada 31%
- Visitors From South America, Latin America & The Caribbean 7%
- Visitors From Europe Other Than The U.K. 11%
- Visitors From Asia & Oceana 4%
- Visitors From Africa 1%
- Visitors Looking For Budapest, Not Bucharest 0%
- Visitors From Other Countries & Regions 2%
Yoraan Rafael
Contributing Photographer
Yoraan is originally from Mumbai, India, where he also lived until 2005. His first camera was a Zenit – a little too heavy for the arms of a 9 year old – borrowed from his father. This camera… Read More On Yoraan’s Website.
Fred Fogherty
Contributing Photographer
After a 18 years career in the Art of live performances, Fred Fogherty decides to move behind the lens of the camera to share his past, present and future experiences and offer his new vision of the World… Read More On Fred’s Website
John Jenkins
Contributing Photographer
Born and raised in Austin, Texas, John Jenkins now resides in Bucharest and is a part of the growing expat community. As an avid outdoor photographer, John’s specialty is landscapes and architectural elements which abound here in Romania.
Avisek Majumdar
Contributing Photographer
Avisek is a Photographer and Yoga Instructor teaching at Satyananda Yoga Romania. Avisek is currently living and teaching Yoga between Bucharest and Timisoara, Romania. You may Read More On Avisek’s Profile
