<p>Between the two World Wars, Bucharest was known as the Little Paris of the East. It continues to charm, with picturesque corners and gracious centuries-old architecture.</p>
<p>Here, yellow glass covers streets in central Bucharest, protecting shoppers and residents from bad weather. The Macca-Vilacrosse Passage, as the arcade is known, is named after the streets it covers.</p>
Macca-Vilacrosse Passage
Between the two World Wars, Bucharest was known as the Little Paris of the East. It continues to charm, with picturesque corners and gracious centuries-old architecture.
Here, yellow glass covers streets in central Bucharest, protecting shoppers and residents from bad weather. The Macca-Vilacrosse Passage, as the arcade is known, is named after the streets it covers.
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The Little Paris of the East continues to charm, with picturesque corners and gracious centuries-old architecture.
