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"Open Streets" returns to Bucharest on April 25. Calea Victoriei and Str. Ion Brezoianu transformed into pedestrian zones.

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The cultural project "Open Streets - Bucharest" returns with its sixth edition, taking place between April 25 and October 11, with Calea Victoriei and Str. Ion Brezoianu becoming pedestrian zones.


Every weekend, between 10:00 AM and 10:00 PM, these streets will host shows, concerts, sports activities, and workshops for all ages. Each weekend will have a specific theme, such as urban regeneration or ecology.

The first weekend, dedicated to the theme "The City Built Together", will include interactive activities and discussions about the community's contribution to the transformation of Bucharest.

With over a million participants annually, "Open Streets" is one of the most important cultural programs in Romania, significant for urban revitalization.

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„Străzi Deschise - Bucureşti” revine din 25 aprilie. Traseu pietonal extins şi pe Str. Ion Brezoianu. Programul primului weekend
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FOTO | „Străzi Deschise – București” 2026, din acest weekend. Traseul pietonal se extinde și pe Brezoianu. Program complet, traseu și restricții
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Calea Victoriei și o altă arteră importantă devin pietonale, din acest weekend. Programul și traseul „Străzi Deschise - București” 2026

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