The wind blew, literally and figuratively, on the streets of the Capital.
- Reporter: What do you think of Calea Victoriei?
- Evanescent: Very deserted. The people of Bucharest have left…
- Reporter: And that’s good, right?
- Evanescent: Yes.
There are also many Bucharesters who stay in the capital especially for the holidays to admire the city in peace. “I went for a walk, I haven’t been for many years. It’s very pleasant. It surprises me, although I don’t even know when it’s crowded. But anyway, it’s very pleasant”says a passerby.
Easter, spent in the Capital
“It’s less crowded than usual, but I saw a lot of foreigners and I think it’s really nice to see a diversity. It’s more air, you know”says someone else. “Those who stayed in the Capital can enjoy first of all the free city, these are rare moments for the citizens of Bucharest. Here, in the center of the Capital, where queues of cars usually form, today the traffic is fluent”transmits Antuanela RaileanuObserver reporter.
And tomorrow, on the first day of Easter, Calea Victoriei will be for pedestrians only between 10:00 and 22:00. and meteorologists announce that the weather will be sunny in almost the entire country.
The only mall in Bucharest open on Easter
There are also several options for spending time for those who want to get up from the table. Only one mall is open tomorrow in the capital – AFI Cotroceni, but after 2 p.m. Bucharesters can also take a boat ride or hydrobike on the lake on Drumul Taberei.
A festival dedicated to fish and seafood takes place in Herăstrău Park. The entry is free. Another option would be outdoor grilling. In Chitila, Lumea Copiilor and Crângași parks, special places for picnics are set up.
How does the subway run on Easter
Those who go to the Resurrection service tonight should know that tram 41 will run until 03:00 in the morning, as well as all night buses. The metro will run every 10 minutes until 01:00, and every 20 minutes between 01:00 and 03:00.
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