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Bucharest's largest and most storied open-air market, at the crossroads of Șos. Colentina and Calea Moșilor. Dozens of stalls sell fresh produce, seasonal vegetables, fruit, flowers, and live poultry. A sensory overload in the best way — a real slice of Bucharest working-class life. Best visited on weekend mornings.
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Bucharest's main international airport, officially named Aeroportul Internaţional Henri Coandă Otopeni. Two terminals (T1 and T2) handle the vast majority of Romania's air traffic. Multilingual staff, currency exchange, car rental desks, and Băneasa Shopping City 5 minutes away. Express Bus 780 runs to the city centre every 30 minutes.
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Bucharest's triumphal arch (1936), modeled after Paris. On Calea Victoriei. Landmark of northern Bucharest.