The Parliament Building in Budapest is one of the largest structures in Europe, and is currently home to the major institutions of the Hungarian state. The Parliament Building is a…
Palatul Primaverii, so called because it is located on the Bulevardul Primaverii, was from 1965 to 1989 the home of the former Romanian communist dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu and his wife…
The Patriarchal Cathedral, dedicated to Saints Constantine and Helena, is the main place of Orthodox worship in Bucharest. The Patriarchal Cathedral was built in 1650 on top of Dealul…
The Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest is the second largest building in the World. Once known as Casa Poporului (House of the People), the Palace is the current seat…
After giving up for the non-publication of the blog in 2020 here is that after a few months from the launch of the blog of my travels I was nominated…
In Belgrade is the Mausoleum of Tito, whose name is Kuca Cveca, the funeral monument of the famous leader of the former Yugoslav Republic. The name Kuca Cveca, whose meaning…