1. Smokers should pay attention to prohibiting signs that do not allow smoking in certain areas. As a rule, there are special areas for smoking near all large institutions. Cafes and restaurants usually provide rooms for smokers and for non-smoking guests.
2. Make sure to ask for permission when you plan to make a photo or video while visiting the city's attractions. In some ancient palaces and churches making photos and videos is allowed at an additional cost. However you cannot make photos of strategically important objects (bridges, subway stations and the port area).
3. Local stores and markets usually accept euro in addition to the national currency. If you want to exchange currency, the best place to do it is in a state-owned bank. As a rule, such banks offer the most favorable exchange rates and charge a minimal fee.
4. Romanian wine remains one of the most popular souvenirs. You can easily purchase wine in numerous stores and wine cellars. If you don’t know what sort of wine to choose, you should pay attention to Cotnari and Odobesti, which are produced in the oldest vineyards in Bucharest according to classic recipes.
6. Local artisans produce fine tableware and home decorations made of glass and clay. Products made of wool and tablecloths decorated with embroidery are also popular souvenirs.
7. The city is distinguished by a well-developed public transport system. Buses can easily get you to all places of interest in the city. You can also use them to make an excursion to the nearby towns. Underground is a very convenient way to travel around the city. You will need special tickets for travel that can be purchased in kiosks at each stop.
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9. Drivers should remember that riding through the streets of the city during the daytime is very difficult. There are heavy traffic jams at peak hours and finding a suitable place to park is almost impossible.
10. Local drivers are not distinguished by strict following of traffic rules, so both drivers of cars and pedestrians should be always careful on the roads of the city.
Romania: travelling advices
Romanians express willingness to show hospitality by kissing guests on both cheeks. Usually, residents of large cities have a good command of English while residents of small settlements mainly express themselves in Hungarian.
Photographing of strategic attractions such as military structures, airfields, and transport bridges are strictly prohibited.
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