Athenée Palace, Bucharest
Bucharest · Episcopiei corner
Marble, chandeliers and a bar where two wars were overheard; 1914 from one drawing board.
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a sheet · seven cities · recorded in place
Passage Ledger is a small desk in Brașov that keeps one register — ten of the country's grandest halls, from a marble colonnade on Calea Victoriei to a green copper roof in Iași. Each entry is written where it stands: facade, lane, price, rating, three notes on foot and in transit. No bookings, no commissions; the sheet only keeps where the halls are.
Bucharest · Episcopiei corner
Marble, chandeliers and a bar where two wars were overheard; 1914 from one drawing board.
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Bucharest · Cișmigiu
The country's first taps ran here in 1871, on a boulevard cut for carriages.
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Brașov · Tâmpa foot
Nine floors of yellow brick over the old town, ordered by an insurance society in 1939.
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Brașov · old town lane
Art Nouveau arches of 1910 over a café the town called its own Capșa.
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Cluj-Napoca · old town frame
A fencing master's hall of 1837; Liszt played upstairs, the revolution was talked through here.
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Cluj-Napoca · corner block
The first electrified house of the city, 1894, with the café of the Gândirea writers.
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Sibiu · lower town edge
Kept since 1555; Joseph II slept here in 1783 and the house was rebuilt in 1895.
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Timișoara · north end
1933, the first steel frame in the city, seven floors with balconies over the square.
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Oradea · Secession corner
Secession of 1902–1906 by Sztarill, with the café table of Ady Endre inside.
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Iași · Eiffel stair
1882 by the Eiffel company, a green roof over a stair of cast iron; Eminescu came in 1884.
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