Bucharest, translated into Stockholm
Calea Victoriei is the Norrmalm, Centrul Vechi the Gamla stan, Herăstrău the Djurgården. See all 57 places.
- Dorobanți is the Östermalm of Bucharest
- Ferentari is the Tensta of Bucharest
- Pipera is the Kista of Bucharest
- Herăstrău is the Djurgården of Bucharest
- Mogoșoaia is the Drottningholm of Bucharest
- Voluntari is the Täby of Bucharest
- Bragadiru is the Tumba of Bucharest
- Tei is the Bergshamra of Bucharest
- Vatra Luminoasă is the Gamla Enskede of Bucharest
- Regie is the Frescati of Bucharest
- Bucureștii Noi is the Råsunda of Bucharest
- Militari is the Farsta of Bucharest
- Tineretului is the Gärdet of Bucharest
- Calea Victoriei is the Norrmalm of Bucharest
- Cișmigiu is the Hagaparken of Bucharest
- Militari Residence is the Jakobsberg of Bucharest
- Berceni is the Huvudsta of Bucharest
- Băneasa is the Lidingö of Bucharest
- Pantelimon is the Skärholmen of Bucharest
- Centrul Vechi is the Gamla stan of Bucharest
- Floreasca is the Solna of Bucharest
- Văcărești Park is the Lill-Jansskogen of Bucharest
- Crângași is the Rinkeby of Bucharest
- Popești-Leordeni is the Sollentuna of Bucharest
- Armenească is the Vasastan of Bucharest
- Titan is the Nacka of Bucharest
- Colentina is the Bagarmossen of Bucharest
- Gara de Nord is the Liljeholmen of Bucharest
- Otopeni is the Bromma of Bucharest
- Parcul Carol is the Bergianska trädgården of Bucharest
- Aviatorilor is the Djursholm of Bucharest
- Dristor is the Älvsjö of Bucharest
- Parcul Alexandru Ioan Cuza is the Långholmen of Bucharest
- Ghencea is the Vällingby of Bucharest
- Parcul Kiseleff is the Årstafältet of Bucharest
- Obor is the Hagalund of Bucharest
- 13 Septembrie is the Gröndal of Bucharest
- Centrul Civic is the Kungsholmen of Bucharest
- Timpuri Noi is the Slakthusområdet of Bucharest
- Rahova is the Sundbyberg of Bucharest
- Vitan is the Hammarby Sjöstad of Bucharest
- Grivița is the Midsommarkransen of Bucharest
- Giulești is the Hjorthagen of Bucharest
- Dragonul Roșu is the Södertälje of Bucharest
Stockholm, translated into Bucharest