The only full day in Bucharest was the foggiest and most unclear one throughout the whole tour. Otherwise, the architecture would look much sharper in these photos. Only the first 8 photos were taken during the brief city tour.

#1-2: The Parliament (only side view)

#3-8: The Village Museum

The rest of the photos were taken when I took a walk alone back to the Central University Library, as the bus only stopped near that corner for 5 minutes to let us take photos from afar.

11-14: Coltea Hospital

18-19: Central University Library

20: The most controversial architecture in Bucharest. Some people call it weird, but I found it very unique. The top part is a modern building including the Headquarter of the Archtects' Union of Romania. The bottom is the ruin of part of the Embassy of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire that was burnt down during the revolution.

21: Outside the Senate Building

22: Kretzulescu Church

24-25: Novotel Hotel, with the front entrance which is a replica of the National Theatre bombed in the World War II.

26: Opera House

27: People taking a break on a narrow balcony

28: Military Club

29: The Old City Hall which is behind wooden walls under construction

30-31: Cismigiu Gardens

32: A pretty flower girl outside the garden

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