If you choose Bucharest, your experience here will help you build your future and advance in your career. You will have excellent opportunities to learn new skills, break your boundaries, grow and gain the ability to reach your full potential.

If you are looking for the ultimate multicultural experience, for variety and diversity, then Bucharest is the place. From the diverse cuisine, friends you can make, and the foreign languages you’re surrounded by, you will all enjoy the vibrancy of different cultures around the city.

In Bucharest, a city that rarely sleeps, there’s always something interesting going on. Festivals range from local neighborhood parties, such as those held by the Armenian community, to vintage, organic food and design fairs. George Enescu festival, a classical music marathon lasting almost a month, is one of Europe’s most prestigious.

Romanians are well known for their hospitality and open-minded attitude. Many tourists and expats would say Romanians have a buzzing attitude and an eagerness to show off their city to out-of-towners. Bucharest is one of the safest capitals in Europe, with criminality hitting lower levels every year.

With plenty of sunny days and often hectic traffic, Bucharest depends on its green spaces to keep on breathing. Luckily, it boasts plenty of parks and gardens, including a Botanical Garden, a 80,000-hectare forest and a natural urban delta, Văcărești Natural Park.

Bucharest is the perfect place to try traditional Romanian food and drinks as well as try out the latest global trends. As locals start going out more and the city slowly becomes more cosmopolitan, cafés and restaurants compete to refine their menus, resulting in an overall increase in the quality of offerings. If you’re into quirky cafes or hipster hangouts, you now have just one more reason to visit Bucharest. Sip on a latte amidst a pretty-perfect background at ‘The Urbanist’ or create a water-color painting at ‘Acuarela’ while you wait for lunch. There is no end to the trendy eateries in Bucharest!

For those with a passion for architecture, Bucharest is full of treasures. From the charming monasteries and churches in Brâncovenesc style, through to the majestic villas built in the interwar period – not to mention the rough blocks of flats erected during the Communist regime, the city is bound to make a strong impression. The “Carousel of Light” is definitely a not to miss sight in Bucharest. Located in the center of the city, Cărturești Carousel is a breathtaking bookstore.

Forget flying to Vegas to experience unforgettable and grandiose nightlife. Romanians sure know how to have fun and Bucharest nightlight is no different, offering up some pretty serious parties. Check out the sunset at Pura Vida Sky Bar or sip a cold one in one of the city’s many garden bars.

Bucharest was named ‘Little Paris’ around 1900, not only for its elegant architecture, but also for the francophone atmosphere.