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F263d-Bucurest2015 A4.Pdf THE MEMORIAL OF BASICALLY ONE NON-STOP Vlad the impaler was a real guy.. DRACULA is a dark When kissing your hello‘s, expect to kiss twice, once on each cheek Dianei 4 gastropub-wine bar- 16 Wonderland Hostel 8 REBIRTH (G4) a hook for your leather jacket FESTIVAL... fairy story based on the real guys nasty behaviour & the legends starting with the left cheek & give an odd number of fl owers. Even beer garden-dance club 14 Str. Dianei 4 know locally as ‚THE POTATO‘ Strada Colțet 49- sector 3 seems near everyday there is something that grew up around all that. Yes there was blood being drunk & numbers are used for funerals... sector 2 commemorates the struggles & 4 Reception: cultural going on that may be termed Tourist Info virgins being tortured & acts of pure sadism. 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Nicely situated- Railway Station & the pressure as time ticks away & you wide, make the most of this great country the international dial code to BETTER TO BE FEARED THAN otherwise you will be doing some H5 restaurant, a pub & an art theater & then you i5 G4 sector 1 capacity of 150, regular live gigs & sessions.. Old Town. Sweet little outdoor area, activities gotta‘ use them brains like never before. w/ the experts. BUCHAREST: +40-21 all around the town. There is a reason are right in center of town too.. the 3 got lost in the night Mon-Thurs: 10.oo-01.oo H5 LOVED, IF YOU CANNOT BE BOTH... room w/ very big well equipped kitchen- TV, bus 385 - Piața Sfânta Vineri or bus 226 - Galeriile Orizont, bus 381 - why all things are as they are, wars, Fri-Sun: 10.oo-03.oo HORIZONTAL tram 21- Hristo Botev. M2 - Universitate music dock, games & books. They keep the 900 m from University Sq M1/ 2/ 3 - Piața Unirii Bd. 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W/ the pink flying pig as as mascot who was either a prince, an outlaw, UP EARLY IN THE MORNING.. where you can forever avail of the sweet Mon-Sun: 10.oo-00.oo poles protruding at local talent are a plethora & the quality MuzeulTaranului most people mixture. Unless you can imagine the rest )) the only style is How blessed are some people, earth. Where pretty fl owers grow & grand stylish!. First thing you notice as you enter every opportunity a fi sherman, a shepherd, or a hunter, (if one can say that about the A word) www.muzeultaranuluiroman.ro have A KINDA‘ you are an whose lives have no fears, no Soul Rebel bouquets blush for your attention. Slow is the delicious aroma created by the top & more poles than according to different legends... 27 is A+ versatility, passion & maybe a .. has it‘s own ‚Peasant‘s Club‘. 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