Thursday, 24 September 2026 · Bucharest
Beyond Bucharest: Cluj, Timișoara, Brașov, Iași and more
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A community-focused program takes place in downtown Bucharest, where the public can also find a coffee festival, an event for cat lovers, as well as numerous concerts, film screenings, and exhibitions.
RI Newsroom · 24 Sept · 2 min read
The EBRD financing, together with more than EUR 100 mln in EU funding, will support four public investment components.
iulian ernst · 23 Sept · 2 min read
The completed development marks the hospitality group’s expansion into Romania’s residential market.
Irina Marica · 22 Sept · 1 min read
The festival will open on October 30 with the concert Lord of the Strings.
Simona Fodor · 21 Sept · 3 min read
The Romanian executive has approved the investment value of the Braşov–Făgăraş Highway after the completion of the public consultation stage.
Radu Dumitrescu · 18 Sept · 1 min read
After years of planning and a previous cancelled procurement procedure, the city is again seeking a builder for the nearly 10,000-seat complex.
Irina Marica · 18 Sept · 2 min read
Asternova Centru is part of the Asternova family of regional venture capital funds, alongside Asternova Vest.
Simona Fodor · 17 Sept · 2 min read
Paintings, drawings, prints, and ceramics never previously exhibited in Romania reveal the artist’s Mediterranean period in Antibes.
Irina Marica · 17 Sept · 2 min read
Bucharest is celebrating its 567th anniversary with a program meant to transform the city into one large, open-air stage, while Timișoara hosts a Picasso exhibition.
RI Newsroom · 17 Sept · 2 min read
The 2026 tour comprises 13 concerts across nine counties in Romania.
Simona Fodor · 16 Sept · 2 min read
The festival will take place at the Ion Vidu Art High School.
Simona Fodor · 14 Sept · 1 min read
A new food delivery platform, Zbrrr, has been launched in Timișoara, Western Romania, following an investment of more than EUR 1 million and two years of development.
Radu Dumitrescu · 14 Sept · 2 min read
