First we visited the National Museum of Litterature. It was ok, missed some better descriptions of the objects.
This is a statue in front of the National Theater.
A monument to the Revolution against Ceausescu and the Communism in -89
A really cool outdoor photo exhibition about drugs and poverty in Romania, and particularly around Bucharest
The Bucharest Mall
Some old historical buildings in the Historical Center, a church and a bank
Part of the Historical Center, my favorite part of Bucharest, also where we partied all night the last time we were here the night before I returned to Sweden
Dambovita River
In the night we bought some wine, it didn't go so well to open it without a corkscrew so I ended up filtering the wine... It tasted good thought!
In the pub with Anna, our German and English friends who we met in the hostel also joined us
Our room in Friend's Hostel, which I can really recommend! 9 euro for a shared bedroom, breakfast, wi-fi, nice staff, good bathrooms and close to the gara (train station)! :)
And this is the Parliament in Bucharest, second largest (administrative?) building in the world after Pentagon. We didn't visit it this time, because we saw it on our first day in Romania when we were picked up at the airport
