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Tag Archives: Orthodox Church
Boris in Bulgaria
We woke to enjoy one of those fabulous Uniworld breakfasts before heading out to explore Bulgaria, our next stop on our Eastern European river cruise. It looked a little grey outside so I asked the front desk attendant if rain … Continue reading
Bucharest, Romania
We had the breakfast buffet at the Radisson Blu. It was essentially the same food as at the Hilton, but with a nicer presentation. We saw one of the families that had been at the Hilton joined us for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Athenee Concert Hall, Bucharest, Carol I National Defense University, Ceausescu, Ceausescu's Palace, Elena Ceausescu, Hanul lui Manac, Journey Pub and More, King Carol I, My Romanian Store, Nicolae Ceausescu, Orthodox Church, Parliament Building, Revolutionary Square, Romania, The Old Inn, Vlad Tepes Dracula, Vlad the Impaler
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