This weekend, Calea Victoriei becomes pedestrianized, offering a varied artistic program, including children's shows and acrobatics.
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"Open Streets - Bucharest" returns with a weekend dedicated to walking, culture and relaxation on Calea Victoriei. Between 10:00 and 22:00, Bucharest residents and tourists can take part in artistic demonstrations, animation shows, acrobatics and photo activities. Attractions include "Freestyle Puppetry" from the Țăndărică Theater and acrobatic shows from the Metropolitan Circus. Access to the Bucharest Museum's exhibitions is by ticket. Traffic will be restricted on these streets, but will resume during the night. The event is organized by the Bucharest City Hall through ARCUB.
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