On Sunday evening, thousands of people attended the opening of the Easter Fair organized by the City Hall of Craiova in 'Nicolae Romanescu' Park, an event that will last until May 3rd. This year's edition, themed "Fairy Tales - The World of Stories", offers a festive atmosphere with thematic decorations and light installations. Visitors can explore wooden houses with food and handmade products, participate in workshops for children, and enjoy shows on the lake, where holograms create suspended images. Mayor Lia Olguța Vasilescu emphasized the economic impact of the fair, estimating attendance at over 100,000 people and the benefits for the HoReCa sector. The event includes attractions such as the Easter train and the Party Bus, and the houses will be open daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. The fair has become a visual festival, combining spring elements with family festivals, transforming Craiova into an international destination.
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