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Romanian Air Force Exhibition at the National Military Circle in Bucharest: Saturday, July 18

A Romanian Air Force exhibition is taking place now on Calea Victoriei, in front of the National Military Circle.
Visitors can see military vehicles, aviation displays, bomb-disposal robots, EOD equipment and protective gear, while meeting Romanian Air Force personnel and learning more about the technology used by Romania’s armed forces.

The exhibition is part of the events marking Romanian Aviation Day and the Romanian Air Force, ahead of the main ceremony and aerial display at the Heroes of the Air Monument in Piața Aviatorilor to be held tomorrow, Sunday, July 19.

The National Treasury at the National Museum of Romanian History, Bucharest

The National Treasury is the museum's most important permanent exhibition, bringing together some of Romania's most valuable historical and archaeological artefacts.

The collection includes the world-famous Pietroasele Treasure, the Golden Helmet of Coțofenești, the Crown of Steel of King Carol I, the royal jewels of Queen Marie, Dacian gold and silver artefacts, rare coins, religious objects and ceremonial regalia.

Spanning thousands of years of history, the exhibition presents many of Romania's national treasures in one place, making it one of the country's most significant museum collections.

Dominating Bucharest's skyline, the People's Salvation Cathedral (Catedrala Mântuirii Neamului) is the largest Eastern Orthodox church in the world.

Standing next to the Palace of the Parliament, this monumental landmark has become one of the defining symbols of modern Bucharest. Its soaring central dome, monumental mosaics, impressive iconostasis and immense interior make it one of the most remarkable religious buildings in Europe.

Although the vision for a national cathedral dates back more than a century, construction began in 2010, and the cathedral was consecrated in 2018, with interior works still progressing.

Whether you're interested in architecture, history or panoramic city views, the People's Salvation Cathedral is one of Bucharest's must-see landmarks.