The final one

By Milena G on September 19, 2024

The final one

Each month you got a gratitude newsletter because building a company is not a one woman’s job. You can read them all here. From my business partners, to you, our team, guides and partners, to those who took a chance on us when we were new, to my family and everyone else who, in some […]

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By Oana F on September 5, 2024

The Romanian Blouse

Have you ever seen someone wearing the famous Romanian blouse? Known as the “ie,” this traditional garment is a centerpiece of Romanian heritage. Adorned with intricate embroidery, delicate stitches, and vibrant colors, the Romanian blouse truly stands out as a work of art. A Unique Blouse for Every Region From Bucovina to Transylvania, each region […]

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By Oana F on July 24, 2024

A Journey Through Romania’s Interwar Architectural Marvels

Take a trip back in time to the roaring ’20s and ’30s, when Romania was buzzing with creativity and innovation in architecture and discover out interwar architectural marvels! The interwar period was a golden era that saw some of the most stunning buildings rise across the country. A century ago, Romania was ablaze with artistic […]

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Bucharest old town
By Ana Maria Luca on March 10, 2020

Time Travel Through Bucharest Old Town

A place of lost souls and fornication, inhabited by thieves, easy women, beggars, and impoverished boyars. This was the very historical center of Bucharest at the turn of the 20th century described in one of the best novels inspired by the Romanian capital nightlife ever written – Mateiu Caragiale’s Princes of the Old Court (Craii […]

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Dacian giants
By Laura Boldovici on August 31, 2018

Dacian Giants

Story by Warren Singh-Bartlett Alien spaceships crashing at Roswell. The Holy Grail buried under a Scottish chapel. Lost cities of gold in the Amazon rainforest. A valley inhabited by immortals in the Himalayas. Everyone loves a tale, the taller the better. Romania, no slouch in supernatural stakes itself, has one of the tallest: it was […]

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By Laura Boldovici on September 29, 2016

A connection long forgotten: the Romanian individual and his horse

In the rush of today’s world, many connections get lost with time due to drastic changes that follow, or are purely forgotten because the battle of tomorrow’s worries knocks at our doors. One of those connections which has not only been forgotten, but purposely severed as well, is the one between the Romanian individual and […]

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