Bucharest has joined the ranks of major cities hosting spectacular light shows. The eighth edition of the Spotlight Festival, a renowned showcase of visual art featuring light installations and projections on buildings, sculptures, and other unconventional surfaces, took place in the Romanian capital.
This October, the "Bucharest Spotlight" coincided with the city's 565th anniversary celebration. For three days, the streets of Bucharest were illuminated by famous European artists.
Julien Menzel created a luminous phoenix seemingly out of thin air, while Émilien Genard transformed one of Bucharest's palaces into the ancient Greek temple of Asclepius using lasers. Romanian designers chose to focus on contemporary themes such as the human connection to the spiritual realm, climate change, and environmental issues.
The "Bucharest Spotlight" was organized by the Bucharest City Hall in collaboration with the Romanian Ministry of Culture, Education, and Tourism.
Bulgarian tourists have visited over 100 mountain huts and cabins to compare them based on equipment, comfort, and safety. Nearly 40,000 climbers and hiking enthusiasts participated in the campaign
Moscow Mayor's official website reported that on October 19th and 20th, the newly opened Moskino Film Park will host a Jazz Weekend. Visitors will be able to attend performances by well-known musicians, learn to dance, and even create their own melody from sheet music
A yearly film festival dedicated to adventure sports, nature, and travel, titled "Altai Territory - A Place of Power," will take place from October 25-27 in the Biysk district of the region. The event will showcase dozens of films from across Russia and abroad. The Altai Territory Tourism Portal announced this news
As ecotourism has grown in popularity, the number of buildings for exhibitions, education, and visitor recreation has increased within protected natural areas. In the past ten years alone, the Krasnoyarsk Pillars has constructed two scientific and educational centers, a tourist and service center, a research station, tourist cabins, and other structures with glass
The press service of the Kronotsky Nature Reserve reported that specialists have conducted a thorough survey of the future protected zone, which is currently under development, and the summer habitats of endangered wild reindeer
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