Bulevardul Magheru

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Bulevardul Gheorghe Magheru is a boulevard in central Bucharest, located between Piaţa Romană and Bulevardul Nicolae Bălcescu, which leads to the University Square. It is named after General Gheorghe Magheru, a Wallachian Romanian revolutionary and soldier.

Formerly known as Bulevardul Take Ionescu and Bulevardul Brătianu, it was build in the early 20th century as a prolongation of Bulevardul Colţei. Renting commercial spaces on Magheru Boulevard costs about 900€/m²/year, making it the 30th most expensive street in the world, according to Cushman & Wakefield. ^[1]

v • d • e Quarters of Bucharest Quarters: Berceni • Băneasa • Centrul Civic • Colentina • Cotroceni • Crângaşi • Dămăroaia • Dealul Spirii • Dorobanţi • Dristor • Drumul Taberei • Dudeşti • Ferentari • Floreasca • Ghencea • Giuleşti • Griviţa • Iancului • Lipscani • Militari • Obor • Odăi • Olteniţei • Pantelimon • Pipera • Primăverii • Progresul • Rahova • Tei • Titan • Vitan • Văcăreşti Streets and squares: Charles de Gaulle • Kiseleff • Lipscani • Magheru • Revoluţiei • Romană • Rosetti • Unirii • University Square • Victory Avenue • Victory Square

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Coordinates: 44°26′33.64″N, 26°5′54.91″E