While most villages in the Balkans struggle with depopulation and lack of livelihood, a small Romanian settlement has held the title of “Beverly Hills of Eastern Europe” for years. It is Buzescu – a village with just over 3,000 inhabitants, located just 80 kilometers from Bucharest, which has become a global sensation due to its unusual luxury, surreal architecture and millionaire scale. From tinning cauldrons to a million-dollar empire The stor…
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While most villages in the Balkans struggle with depopulation and lack of livelihood, a small Romanian settlement has held the title of “Beverly Hills of Eastern Europe” for years. It is Buzescu – a village with just over 3,000 inhabitants, located just 80 kilometers from Bucharest, which has become a global sensation due to its unusual luxury, surreal architecture and millionaire scale. From tinning cauldrons to a million-dollar empire The stor…