O romanca promoveaza Romania pe contul de Instagram al The Guardian. Cum ii convinge pe englezi sa ne viziteze tara

Este si cazul unei utilizatoare de Instagram, Irina Andreea Popescu, care le-a aratat englezilor ca Bucurestiul este un oras ce merita vizitat.

Ea a preluat, timp de o saptamana, contul de calatorii al publicatiei The Guardian, @guardiancities, care are aproape 70.000 de utilizatori. Apoi, i-a dus pe intr-o plimbare prin Bucuresti.

De pe malul Dambovitei la Muzeul Satului, la cladirea Ateneului si in curtea Manastirii Stavropoleos, Irina le-a aratat cateva din locurile ce merita sa fie vizitate in capitala Romaniei.

Poti sa vezi toate imaginile pe Instagram!

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Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. In this first picture I am taking you along the Dâmboviţa River to the Old Town of the capital, although the weather is still very warm in September here, you can see the first signs of a beautiful and colourful autumn. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 21, 2015 at 3:47am PDT

 

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. The Village Museum is an open‑air ethnographic museum located nearby the Herăstrău Park and here you can see traditional Romanian households. The museum extends to over 100,000 m² and contains 272 authentic peasant farms and houses from all over Romania. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 21, 2015 at 11:40pm PDT

 

Hello, this is Irina @ipiripinapa and I am taking over @guardiancities this week to show you my city of #Bucharest, #Romania. Nowadays the Union of Romanian Architects Headquarter is a controversial building in Bucharest with a long history. Built by Grigore Paucescu at the end of the 19th century, in December 1989 the building was almost entirely burned down and destroyed as it was suspected to shelter terrorists. Built in the French Renaissance architectural style and renovated in 2003 you can find it today in the top 15 most bizarre buildings in the world. #guardiancities

A photo posted by Guardian Cities (@guardiancities) on Sep 24, 2015 at 11:52pm PDT

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