Is Communism still a taboo topic in Romania?

A common sight: Ceausescu micromanaging construction projects

Bucharest’s Communist Landmark on the 30 year anniversary of the revolution

The Nuns’ Convent: the first church to be moved during Ceausescu’s Communist regime

The only building in Bucharest that still has the hammer & sickle: the House of the Free Press

Sex Life under Communism (part 1)

Mocking Communism through Pop-Art

Romanian street food

How Communists Forced Romania’s Last King to Abdicate

Instagramable Bucharest - Frank's Bistro

Tour of Communism Featured on BBC

Bean soup - a peasant-style food

How Ideology Recycles Statues

Romania's most popular foods: Ciorba de burta

Why do Bucharest buildings look so bad?

Romanian food - what are the best things to try?

Enjoy the Bucharest Nightlife - Expirat

Why was Bucharest called Little Paris?

A good city for coffee lovers.

3 Communist landmarks in Bucharest you should not miss