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Most European cities have them and I like to tick them off my checklist when I visit a new place. Great for photos! :)
The Arch of Triumph was originally made of wood and was put up to allow the troops from World War I to march under it on their way to Bucharest. It was rebuilt in 1922 and again in 1935 with stronger materials (granite). It stands...More
And there it stood, beautiful! Traffic around it makes it a little hard to manage it as a site - visiting closely is difficult unless you want to try and conquer the sometimes crazy Romanian drivers!
Similar to the French model, this arch is surrounded by traffic as it is also a round about. On the north eastern part of it is the Herastrau park and then Village museum and although lots of taxis pass through here, trust me it is...More
Smaller I think than the Paris icon but still worth a snap or two. Didnt appear to be any access to roof or anything to do other than admire.
In the middle of a large boulevard a 1/3 of the size of its parent monument in Paris Still impressive and nice Heavy traffic around the monument Nice pictorial place and near Herastrau parc
We went to see the Triumph Arch at day and at night. Since it's a little bit far from the city center, we don't recommend going there especially, but combining the visit with other attractions around. The sight is beautiful, worth some pictures. We also...More
Didn't expect to see this in Bucharest! Positioned in the middle of an enormous roundabout it is a very impressive sight. The history of it is interesting though.
Very similar to the Arc de Triumph, with wide boulevards etc. In the centre of wide boulevard, close to Village Museum.
after the original in Paris. Not really near the city center, but worth a look if you are near. Beware of the traffic flowing around the site.
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