Inside Romania

For the second year running, the InnerSound International New Arts Festival grabbed the attention of Bucharests cultural life with the effervescence of the international contemporary artistic stage.

At the Bookfest International Book Fair held in Bucharest, among the stands of classical publishers, filled with colourful and...

At the Bookfest International Book Fair held in Bucharest, among the stands of classical publishers, filled with colourful and attractive books, one was standing out.

Anda Calinici was educated as a psychologist and by trade is a software tester. However, six years ago, she gave up her regular job to pursue her childhood passion: bakery.

Manufacturing paper by hand, manual printing and bookbinding are some of the oldest crafts that are being revived at the Paper Mill Museum not far from Bucharest.

A social enterprise launched in 2011 wanted to draw attention to city dwellers to an alternative way of life. ‘Village Life’ was set up by a...

A project that brings monthly health-caravans in disadvantaged rural areas.

For more than 40 years, Gheorghe Florescu has been one of the best-known sellers and makers of coffee in Bucharest. To him, coffee is an elixir of...

For more than 40 years, Gheorghe Florescu has been one of the best-known sellers and makers of coffee in Bucharest.

People living in cities now have easier access to fresh farming products thanks to a project to support traditional farming.

20 young people in Romania have created an NGO whose main purpose is to spread happiness.

You can find people selling their old stuff for cheap everywhere…and Bucharest has recently adopted the custom.

A team of TV professionals and documentary film specialists shares the opinion that everybody has a story to tell to the nearest and dearest, be it...

In mid April a team of inventors set an extraordinary record in the history of the biggest International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva. The Grand Prix was awarded to a Romanian invention: an aircraft scanner able to detect even one-millimetre thick o

April the 23rd is a symbolical day for world literature.