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Workation in Bucharest: the essentials
First documented in 1459, the Romanian capital Bucharest now holds about 1.7 million people on the flat land along the Dâmbovița River. Belle Époque villas and the arcades off Calea Victoriei stand beside communist-era blocks and the vast Palace of the Parliament, which gives the city a rougher, more layered look than most EU capitals. Coworking is plentiful, especially around Floreasca and the centre, and the metro covers the main axes. Henri Coandă Airport, about 17 km out, has a train link to Gara de Nord. Road traffic is notoriously heavy, and summers are hot.
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Bucharest has a dense coworking scene; spaces mapped in the city include Impact Hub, Mindspace Victoriei, Tech Hub, Stup, Bucharest Hubb, Coworkpertativa Brezoianu and Beans & Dots. Day passes typically cost around 15 EUR, monthly hot-desk access roughly 100-200 EUR depending on location and facilities. Cafés with Wi-Fi and hotel lobbies serve as additional
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