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The main pedestrian artery of Bucharest's historic Old Town, lined with bars, restaurants, boutiques, and street performers. Dating back centuries as a merchant street, today it is the city's most vibrant nightlife and cultural hub. Best visited in the evening when the street is lively and well-lit. Connects Piața Unirii with Calea Victoriei.
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.