Bucharest City Guide
Bucharest (București) is Romania's capital and largest city — population 1.72M (city) / 2.27M (metro) — and the EU's 6th-largest capital. Founded ~14th century, the city earned the moniker 'Little Paris' for its Belle Époque + interwar modernist architecture before Communist-era construction layered massive boulevards + the Palace of the Parliament (world's heaviest building) onto the cityscape. Modern Bucharest combines this layered architecture with rapidly-growing IT/banking/professional services employment. Average property prices reached €2,204/m² in December 2025 (+16.6% YoY), with prime Sector 1 districts (Aviatorilor, Primăverii, Floreasca, Herastrau) at €4,600-€4,900/m² and yields among Europe's most attractive at 7.73-8.04% average.
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