VR project invites public to explore history of downtown Bucharest square
A virtual reality project hosted by the National Museum of History of Romania (MNIR) this weekend invites the public to explore two distinct periods in the history of the same area: the Royal Palace Square during the time of monarchy, and the area’s transformation during the communist period and amid the events of December 1989. Visitors can see how the architecture, symbols, urban atmosphere,…
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