The fact oneself that during the inter-war period in Bucharest lived great personalities such as Mircea Eliade, Eugen Ionesco, Emil Cioran or Sergiu Celibadache, is enough to understand the cultural high level of romanian capital.

Theese personalities were disciples of the ones who built modern Romania such as B.P. Hasdeu, encyclopaedist writer, member of several European academies, Michael Eminescu the great national poet, playwright I.L. Caragiale and distinguished artists as: Th. Aman, Nicolae Grigorescu and Constantin Brancusi.

Bucharest was and still is a very important academic city. Architecture, medicine, philology, technical sciences, dramatic art, music and visual arts, agriculture detain here many generations of elite members who had a strong impact of their genius on the development of the culture.

Bucharest is also a town of music from the concerts of George Enescu Philarmonic and Radio Place Orchestra or the famous Madrigal Chorus to opera performances, and popular music concerts performed by groups of interprets in restaurants or wild rithms of today`s singers loved by the youths.

For the capital of Romania, theatre remains a strong cultural dimension.Today`s performers had illustrious forerunners: Aristizza Romanescu, Constantin Nottara, Iancu Brezeanu, Grigore Vasiliu – Birlic, Lucia Sturdza – Bulandra, Toma Caragiu, George Constantin. Romanian performers captivate the public not only in the country but also abroad. People who visit Bucharest find very difficult to choose between exhibitions: paintings, crockery, craftsmanship, fashion, technology and bookshops, old bookshops, temptations are so many for a spirit looking more and more for discoveries.