Ploiești, located in Romania’s Prahova County, is a city rich in history and culture. It’s known for its role in the country’s oil industry, earning it the nickname “the Oil City.” Visitors can explore historical landmarks like the Clock Museum and the impressive St. John the Baptist Cathedral. The city’s parks and green spaces offer a relaxing retreat, while the local cuisine provides a taste of Romanian flavors. Ploiești also boasts vibrant cultural events and festivals. Its proximity to Bucharest makes it an accessible destination for those looking to explore beyond the capital.
The city of “Whatcha drinkin?” – Bacchic journey in time
Every man has the right to a beer, after you drink a beer, you become another man, who also has the right to a beer. And in a Ploiești where, during the interwar period, there was a brewery for every 200 people... Find out through the story of a time traveler how he returns to Ploiești, what is the matter with the republic, how beer is made and how writes poetry and theater in the city nicknamed the capital of black gold.