Category:Former buildings in Bucharest

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Subcategories

This category has the following 37 subcategories, out of 37 total.

A

Alexandru Ghica Palace (Bucharest)‎ (3 F)
Anker Building (Bucharest)‎ (4 F)

B

Bossel Hall‎ (1 F)
Brâncoveanu Palace‎ (2 F)
Brâncovenesc Hospital‎ (6 F)
Building of the Public Officials Association‎ (4 F)
Băneasa Hippodrome‎ (3 F)

C

D

De Bun Gust Store‎ (1 F)
Destroyed houses in Bucharest‎ (12 C, 36 F)

E

Enei Church‎ (5 F)

F

First CEC building‎ (2 F)

G

Giulești - Valentin Stănescu‎ (13 F)
Grand Hôtel de France (Bucharest)‎ (7 F)

H

K

Kalinderu Museum‎ (2 F)

M

Matache Măcelaru Hall‎ (5 F)
Mina Minovici Legal Medicine Institute‎ (1 F)

N

Nicolae Cerkez House‎ (1 F)

P

Pavilions of the General Romanian Exhibition (1906)‎ (8 F)

R

Romanescu School‎ (1 F)

S

T

Titu Maiorescu House‎ (1 F)

Y

Yellow Inn‎ (1 F)

Z

Zlătari Inn‎ (3 F)

Media in category "Former buildings in Bucharest"

The following 63 files are in this category, out of 63 total.

19-21 Splaiul Independenței, Bucharest (01). Bucharest. Building demolished during the 1980s by the Ceaușescu regime.jpg 1,571 × 1,031; 640 KB
20140817 București 011.jpg 2,976 × 3,968; 2.88 MB
20140817 București 012.jpg 3,968 × 2,976; 2.73 MB
21 Decembrie 1989 Square in Bucharest, during the 1970s.jpg 1,493 × 1,583; 1.66 MB
8, Strada Icoanei, Bucharest (Romania).jpg 3,452 × 2,183; 3.88 MB
Adevărul Newspaper Headquarter on Strada Constantin Mille, Bucharest, Romania, with a Beaux Arts facade.jpg 750 × 1,165; 250 KB
Art Nouveau kiosk in front of the Fish Hall in the Union Square of Bucharest, Romania, 1917.jpg 631 × 788; 140 KB
Belle Époque postcard of the August Treboniu Laurian Square in Bucharest, Romania, where Strada Mircea Vodă, Strada Matei Basarb and Strada Logofătul Udriște meet.jpg 1,409 × 909; 448 KB
Belle Époque postcard showing the Art Nouveau headquarter of the Minerva publisher on Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, close to the intersection with Calea Victoriei.jpg 1,457 × 942; 781 KB
Biserica Olteni - demolată de regimul Ceaușescu.jpg 304 × 395; 39 KB
Bulevardul Gheorghe Magheru in 1953, during the 4th World Festival of Youth and Students for Peace and Friendship. On the left side, there are some buildings that no longer exist, including the Simu Museum in the far left.jpg 1,996 × 1,567; 1.13 MB
Bulevardul I.C. Brătianu and its intersection with Strada Doamnei in Bucharest, Romania, 1939.jpg 2,188 × 1,574; 1.65 MB
Bulevardul Lascăr Catargiu during the Belle Époque or the interwar period.jpg 3,758 × 1,839; 2.5 MB
Carmen Sylva alley, property of lady Behacker.jpg 650 × 380; 96 KB
Carol H. Oppler beer factory in Bucharest.jpg 650 × 293; 71 KB
Communal electrical plants of Bucharest.jpg 650 × 406; 80 KB
D. Wormser Shops in Bucharest.jpg 600 × 442; 105 KB
Destruction of Strada Arionoaia to make space for the Palace of Parliament and the New Romanian Academy Building, Bucharest, 1984.jpg 1,896 × 1,000; 634 KB
Dimitrie I. Ghica House, on Spatar Street no. 2.jpg 650 × 450; 110 KB
Display of two pictures on Strada Rafael Sanzio in Bucharest, Romania, showing buildings demolished during the 1980s by the Ceaușescu regime.jpg 2,737 × 3,745; 3.78 MB
Doctor Kiriac Sanatorium, Strada Sfântul Ionică (currently Strada George Vraca) no. 8, Bucharest, 1917.jpg 883 × 576; 140 KB
Dr. Erdreich Spa Establishment on Bulevardul Carol I in Bucharest.jpg 650 × 448; 117 KB
Enesco & Andreescu Restaurant in Bucharest.jpg 438 × 502; 101 KB
Extension from the 1930s of the Adevărul Newspaper Headquarter on Strada Constantin Mille, Bucharest, Romania, with an Art Deco facade.jpg 1,024 × 772; 143 KB
Facade plan of the Dimitriu House in Bucharest, Romania, Calea Moșilor no. 64, 1864.jpg 2,247 × 2,539; 2.08 MB
Facade plan of the Klaessy House in Bucharest, Romania, Calea Moșilor no. 22, by C. Enderle, 1884.jpg 3,401 × 2,098; 1.9 MB
Facade plan of the Konstandinescu House in Bucharest, Romania, Calea Moșilor no. 39, 1872.jpg 3,192 × 2,517; 1.99 MB
Facade plan of the Niculescu House in Bucharest, Romania, Calea Moșilor no. 16, probably by Gh. Rosnovanu, 1886.jpg 3,726 × 2,543; 2.11 MB
Former headquarter of the Naționala insurance company, at the intersection Strada Doamnei and Strada Ion Ghica in Bucharest.jpg 650 × 441; 125 KB
Former ministers council building on Strada Academiei, where the Ministry of International Affairs was, in Bucharest.jpg 1,280 × 720; 271 KB
Hagi Moscu House, Bucharest, Romania, built in the early 19th century. It housed the Bucharest city hall, between 1882 and 1912.jpg 2,752 × 1,877; 1.87 MB
Hala Vechiturilor (Hall of Antiquities) on Strada Sfânta Vineri in Bucharest.webp 610 × 518; 48 KB
Headquarters of the Romanian Chamber of Commerce in 1906.jpg 650 × 381; 82 KB
House in the August Treboniu Laurian Square in Bucharest, Romania, on the corner where Strada Mircea Vodă and Strada Matei Basarab meet.jpg 1,635 × 2,048; 363 KB
Iancu Brothers Store (Magazinul Frații Iancu) on Strada Decebal (currently the part of Strada Sfânta Vineri between the intersections with Strada Jacques M. Elias and Calea Moșilor) in Bucharest.jpg 400 × 811; 95 KB
Intersection of Calea Victoriei and Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Bucharest, after bombardment, on 15th of April 1944. In the background is the Bristol Hotel (Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta no. 16), still there today.jpg 1,080 × 1,584; 346 KB
Kiosk with dome and oculi on Bulevardul Academiei (currently Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta), between the intersections with Strada Academiei and Calea Victoriei.jpg 870 × 1,747; 265 KB
La Centrală Restaurant in Bucharest.jpg 603 × 420; 98 KB
Main Building and Gate of the Army Arsenal in Bucharest, 1860-1861, by Luigi Lipizer.jpg 3,480 × 2,461; 2.18 MB
Old Bucharest city hall.jpg 650 × 354; 105 KB
Old photo of Piața Sfântul Anton and the lower bottom of Calea Moșilor, in Bucharest, with the Bărăția Roman-Catholic Church in the background.webp 610 × 438; 52 KB
Old photo of Strada Ion Câmpineanu no. 40 in Bucharest, Romania, a building that no longer exists.jpg 2,254 × 2,159; 1.47 MB
Old photo of Strada Pictor Constantin Stahi, Bucharest, circa 1900.jpg 720 × 968; 143 KB
Old photo of Strada Șelari, Bucharest.jpg 650 × 396; 129 KB
Old photo of the houses on Strada Mircea Vodă no. 48, Bucharest. They were demolished during the mid or late 1980s.jpg 2,424 × 3,715; 3.3 MB
Old photo of the Revolution Square, Bucharest (02).jpg 800 × 524; 69 KB
Old picture of a former building at the intersection of Strada Doamnei and Strada Academiei, Bucharest.jpg 800 × 544; 73 KB
Palace Square (the current Revolution Square) in Bucharest, before 1926.jpg 2,005 × 1,282; 1.3 MB
Panorama Griviței.jpg 1,320 × 907; 383 KB
Paul Milker shops in Bucharest.jpg 362 × 522; 88 KB
Pavilion of the J. Abravamovici House at exhibition in Bucharest.jpg 584 × 372; 61 KB
Pațac Brothers Shop on Strada Ion Câmpineanu (at that time Strada Regală) in Bucharest.jpg 422 × 528; 101 KB
Postcard of Calea Victoriei, the segment between Strada Edgar Quinet and Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta.jpg 2,311 × 1,400; 2.97 MB
Postcard of the European Danube Commission Pavilion (Pavilionul Comisiunei Europene a Dunărei), at the 1906 General Romanian Exhibition in the Carol Park.jpg 1,600 × 1,014; 404 KB
Postcard photo of the Army Arsenal Building and the Monument of Firefighters in Bucharest.png 3,730 × 2,450; 11.37 MB
Procopoaia House (Malmaison), on Calea Plevnei.jpg 650 × 325; 83 KB
Remote view of downtown Bucharest, with area of Strada Bărăției, before Bulevardul I.C. Brătianu was made, circa 1930.jpg 2,000 × 1,329; 1.47 MB
Stoenescu Pharmacy on Strada Mihai Vodă, demolished during the 1980s to make space for the Izvor Park, in Bucharest.jpg 460 × 522; 126 KB
The former Ministry of Internal Affairs on Strada Academiei in Bucharest, demolished during the reign of Carol II.jpg 2,388 × 1,454; 1.63 MB
The House of Antiquarians, between Customs Post (the former Water Castle) and the Grand Hotel (the former Hotel de France). 1932.jpg 2,639 × 1,484; 1.66 MB
The pavilion of the Zweifel brokerage house at exhibition in Bucharest.jpg 566 × 392; 95 KB
View of Bulevardul Regina Maria no. 18, 16, 14 and 12, Bucharest, before the creation of Bulevardul Victoria Socialismului (the current Bulevardul Unirii) in the 1980s.jpg 2,048 × 1,449; 415 KB
Virgil Popescu Institute on Strada Armenească in Bucharest.jpg 514 × 310; 68 KB

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