ENTERTAINMENT PLACES
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The National Theatre,
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Lucia Sturza Bulandra Theatre,
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The Romanian Athenaeum is the best concert hall in Bucharest. It was built
between 1885 and 1888 with funds raised by public subscription, following the
plans of the French architect Albert Galleron.
It looks like a Ionic temple with six columns and a large cupola. Inside you can
see a large round concert hall with 1000 places. The hall room is decorated with
a fresco that presents the most important moments in our history.
It is worth mentioning that in front of the Romanian Athenaeum is the bronze
statue of Mihai Eminescu - the greatest Romanian poet.
In our opinion this is the ideal place for you to listen to classical music in
Bucharest.
The
National Theatre is situated in the centre of the city, near the
Intercontinental Hotel and opposite the University of Bucharest.
It was designed in the 1970s by a group of architects. It stands on the site of Joseph Heft's fine neo-classical theatre which which was destroyed during the Second World War.
The row of tall arches along its facade is quite attractive.
This theatre has a vast repertoire that includes plays of national and
world-renowned playwrights, classical as well as modern.
The Nottara Theatre is located in the very centre of
Bucharest. Established in 1965, it bears the name of a famous Romanian actor,
C.I. Nottara, who contributed to the development of the Romanian drama.
Lucia Sturdza Bulandra Theatre is representative of the European Theatre
Union. It hosted the fourth European Theatre Festival that took place in
Bucharest in 1995.
It is on one of the banks of the Dambovita River. This theatre is one of Bucharest's first theatres.
Bucharest
Globus Circus is one of the most attractive places for kids.
Here you can see acrobats, magicians, clowns and many animals.
You should not miss it!
Tandarica Puppet Theatre was founded in 1949.
It is mainly for children but puppet shows for adults can also be seen at this theatre.
Patria Cinema is one of Bucharest's best
cinemas.
It is located in the centre of the city (Magheru Blvd.). It changes movies every Friday. Films are shown in their original language with Romanian subtitles.
The Romanian Opera House has a wide repertoire of concerts and
its performances are internationally renown.
Facts collected by the 4th grade students
Photos by the 4th grade students and Andreea S. and Diana P.