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    because there is a huge but blistered and blemished and fading mural on the brick wall, crying out in its neglect to be documented but there's a nasty little man in a blue 'security' suit who'll jump out and shout at you if you do and tell you to wipe that smile and those photos off of your chip but he's stupid as well as small so just agree and pretend and look compliant and submissive and go away and when you ask the hotel manager are there any restrictions on taking photos in markets he'll say "No"..."that's funny 'cos i got shouted at in Obor market" "ah Obor market yes no photos allowed in Obor market".
    Nearby there is a great warren of stalls selling plumbing bits and bobs and stuff. Very relaxing.

    Sos Colentina.
    Nearest metro - Obor
    Google map: bit.ly/b46obu

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    The Arch of Triumph

    Posted by Sissi 18 April 2008

    In the 19th century French architecture was very envogue. The city features a lot of large neoclassical buildings, parks and its own Arch de Triomphe.
    It was built in 1922 to honour the bravery of Romanian soldiers who fought in World War I. In 1936 it was finished in granite. It’s 85 feet high and there is an interior staircase allowing you to climb upstairs and enjoy a phenomenal view of the city.

    Piata Arcul de Triumf

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    Romanian Athenaeum

    Posted by MikeP 21 April 2006

    Even if you are not a lover of classical music, just to experience the rich decor and the ambience this is worthwhile.

    I paid less for a good ticket to a symphony concert than I would have paid for a coffee in the interval at a western European concert.

    This city has so much to offer. It’s a shame it is often given such bad publicity. It is cleaner and safer than many others and excellent value.

    1 Franklin Street, by Piata Revolutiei (Revolutiei Square);
    tel: 01 315 6875

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    Lap the Palace of Parliament

    Posted by PhilSen 13 September 2005

    One way to grasp the full scale of Ceausescu's grand scheme is to jump in a taxi and get the driver to take you round a full circuit of the palace. Only then can you come to terms with how big it really is - only the Pentagon is larger.

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