Ploiesti Map, Romania
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Ploiesti History
On 1 August 1943 and in the summer of 1944, the city suffered the effects of the Anglo-American air forces bombings, determining serious damages. After 1944, as part of the social and economic transformations under the communist regime, the importance of the city decreased. After 1990 Ploiesti undergoes an economic and cultural development process together with all main cities in Romania. read morePloiesti Nightlife
An original café in town is a retro one set up by the town’s officials in an old tram. They had the idea of restoring a tram of over eighty years old and placing it downtown. The trams were taken from Austria and decorated in the 20’s style with wooden interiors and many original items. read morePloiesti Sightseeing
The cultural life in Ploiesti is centered among other things around the I. L. Caragiale Culture House and Students’ Culture House. The I. L. Caragiale Culture House houses different cultural events and also sustains different related organizations like the D. Gusti Popular University, a folkloric group, “Paul Constantinescu” Chorus, “Attitudes” Magazine, “Diana” Club and “Atitudes” Cenacle. Among the... read morePloiesti Travel Guide
Local flora is represented mostly by cultivated species, so characteristic for any urban area, like chestnuts, oaks, poplars and so on. Few species of secular oaks can still be found in some of the local public gardens and parks as a reminder of the former forests that used to cover these places before the city appeared and developed in its nowadays form. From the cultivated species category we must mention the... read moreThings about Ploiesti you may be interested in
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