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	Manuc's Inn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manuc's Inn (Romanian: Hanul lui Manuc) is the oldest operating hotel building in Bucharest, Romania; it also houses a restaurant, several bars, a cake shop, and (facing the street) several stores; its massive, multiply balconied courtyard hosts many performances and fairs and is a popular place for Romanian television crews to shoot folkloric performances.
		The building is located at 62 Iuliu Maniu street, across the street from the ruins of the Old Court (Curtea Veche).
		Although Manuc's Inn has been subject to repeated restorations — in 1848, 1863, 1966-1970, and 1991–1992 — its essential structure remains intact; of the three surviving 19th century inns in the Lipscani district, it is the only one currently in use as a hotel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manuc's_Inn (307 words)

	Bucharest - Restaurants: Manuc's Inn, The Beer Cart, Casa Boema . Covinnus Travel - your guide in Romania. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Situated near The Old Princely Court and built between 1804 and 1808, Manuc's Inn (Hanul lui Mnauc) is the only inn, which resisted from that time.
		Its name is derived from the Armenian wealthy merchant and politician of 18th century, called Emanuel Mirsanian Manuc Bey.
		Manuc's Inn, being an imposing building in comparison with neighbour buildings, hade become the main commercial complex of the old Bucharestin the middle of the 18th century, having 15 big storehouses, 23 shops, 107 rooms and offices, two salons and one pub.
	www.covinnus.com /bucharest/bucharest_restaurant.html (253 words)

	Places to visit in Bucharest
		Manuc's Inn is the best preserved of Bucharest's old inns.
		Its owner, an influential Armenian called Emanuel Marzaian (better know as Manuc Bey hence the name of the place) offered the building for the signing in 1812 of the treaty that ended the Russo-Turkish war and resulted in the gain of Bessarabia by Russia.
		The treaty is known as the Treaty of Bucharest (1812).
	www.virtualromania.org /places/bucharest.vr/places.vr (3079 words)

	BUCHAREST DAILY NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		The European Commissioner for Regional Politics, Danuta Hubner, Bucharest mayor Adriean Videanu and the head of the European Commission's Delegation to Romania, Jonathan Scheele, yesterday visited the historic center of Bucharest.
		Starting their visit from the Hanul lui Manuc restaurant, the three officials walked down Lipscani street, and stopped in front of monuments such as the Curtea Veche buildings and the Stavropoleos Church.
		While the three were having a coffee in a bar in the area, the Bucharest mayor showed his guests his plan to renovate the city's historic center.
	www.daily-news.ro /article_detail.php?idarticle=13912 (478 words)

	Bucharestaccommodation.com
		Originally styled to the honor of the architecture of the Moldova famous monasteries, it was unfortunately ruined in 1984-85 when the concrete casing that now stands gloomily in the shadow of the InterContinental Hotel was placed over the earlier structure.
		Hanul lui Manuc Inn: Manuc's Inn represents one of Bucharest's historical buildings.
		Today, Manuc's Inn functions as a hotel-restaurant, wine cellar and on the main floor there can be find numerous stores.
	www.bucharestaccommodation.com /bguide.html (3430 words)

	Bucharest-online.com - Remarkable places
		Hanul lui Manuc - 200 years have passed since the building raised by Emanuel Morzoian called Manuc is unchanged.
		With its circular form, as a city, Hanul lui Manuc is the emblem of that opulent Bucharest named today with nostalgia: the Little Paris.
		Restaurant from Sosea - building designed as a "Romanian ale house" for the Romania's Pavilion at the Great International Exhibition taking place in Paris in the year 1889.
	www.bucharest-online.com /pagei.php?id=5&p=3 (91 words)

	Bucharest - Capital of Romania; Holidays, City Breaks, Accommodation, Flights, Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Nearby are the Domneasca Church (1591), the oldest in the city, and the Hanul lui Manuc with its beautiful couryard and carved balconies.
		The Lipscani is an interesting maze of winding streets dating back to when this was once the commercial and trading part of the city.
		We can also offer you Bucharest's oldest hotel - Hanul lui Manuc - a former coaching inn with an arcaded courtyard, situated in the Lipscani district, the heart of the old city.
	www.beyondtheforest.com /Pages/BUH1.html (3180 words)

	Photo Gallery - Romania Bucuresti
		An archaeological dig at Curtea Veche, the earliest known district of Bucuresti.
		Nearby is Hanul lui Manuc (Manuc's Inn), a popular tourist destination.
		This courtyard is a delightful place to sip some excellent Romanian wine :-).
	www.angelfire.com /art/catteapix/photos-r.htm (258 words)

	Romania Travel - Gastronomy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Quite famous for their smart atmosphere and service were such restaurants as Capsa, Continental or Boulevard.
		Highly popular for their culinary specialities were "Hanul lui Manuc" (Manuc's Inn,) "Caru cu Bere" and "Gambrinus," where one of the most popular Romanian gastronomic specialities, the "mititei," was born!
		By accident, one night, when there were no more of the famous sausages known as "patricieni" because the cook had run short of bowels to stuff with the remaining minced meat; he placed the respective meat straight on the grill!
	www.netsoft.ro /people/mdragoi/romania/gastronomy/bucharest.html (417 words)

	Bucharest - Capital of Romania; accommodation - quality hotels, historic hotels, pensions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		One of Bucharest's most beautiful, historic buildings situated in the Lipscani District of the city centre.
		Hanul lui Manuc (Manuc's Inn) is an old coaching inn with a central arcaded courtyard surrounding by elegantly carved balconies.
		Service in the very touristy courtyard restaurant is dreadful, but there are so many decent traditional restaurants in the surrounding historic centre of Bucharest (Hanul Hangitei, Casa cu Bere etc) that this doesn't matter.
	www.beyondtheforest.com /Pages/BUH2.html (1171 words)

	BUCURESTI - photos of guided walks in Romania on Worldisround (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Bucharest, the capital city of Romania, is an exquisite mixture of old and new, as you can find modern skyscrapers right next to 500-year-old churches.
		It has everything, from the hustle of financial markets, to popular vacation getaways (like Snagov lake), to legendary places (like "Hanul lui Manuc").
		Known as "Little Paris" between the two World Wars and after 50 years of communism, Bucharest is still searching for its place.
	www.worldisround.com /articles/12477 (196 words)

	Archinect : Discussion Forum : What not to miss in Romania?
		Also in Bucharest a must see is Curtea Veche (sec.
		Hanul lui Manuc (1808) - the restaurant should be good too (and these two are very close).
		If you go south of Bucharest, there are these villages with strange looking 'palaces' built by gypsies that are labeled as extremely kitschy but sort of interesting (pagoda meets 'the crib').
	www.archinect.com /forum/threads.php?id=21910_0_42_0_C (533 words)

	Restaurants in Bucharest
		This review should be named "A taste of history" but that's not because of the historical building in which this restaurant is located (building which has its own charm and it's worth a short stop to take a picture of it).
		If you would like to see service the way it was during communist Romania than Manuc's Inn is the place for you.
		The waiters here are like dinosaurs left from another time, whose race disappeared more than 10 years ago.
	www.virtualromania.org /places/bucharest.vr/restaurants.vr (1326 words)

	Tourism in Romania
		The decorated interior of Carul cu Bere (the Beer Wagon), a picturesque Bucharest pub
		Hanul lui Manuc and its courtyard, an early 19th century caravanserai still functioning as an inn and restaurant
		Romania's capital, the nation's centre of cultural and economic life, was founded more than 500 years ago and is a natural starting point for visits to the country.
	www.turism.ro /english/bucharest.php (729 words)

	Hanul lui Manuc Hotel near Unirii Square, Bucharest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Hanul lui Manuc Hotel near Unirii Square, Bucharest
		Two floors, 3 bedrooms, a large living room, a cosy sitting room, each floor bathrooms, fitted kitchen, an entrance hallway
		Iron & ironing board, coffee maker, microwave oven, toaster, hair dryer
	www.bucharest-hotels.co.uk /bucharesthotel.php?cityid=1&act=im&typeid=98 (270 words)

	PC Hardware reviews, overclocking, news - Discover Romania
		The interior of "Beer wagon", a Bucharest Pub
		"Hanul lui Manuc", a 19th century roadside inn
		Bucharest has the world's second largest building (after Pentagon).
	www.pchardware.ro /Articles/print.php?id=103 (2673 words)

	RADOR: News from Romania, 98-11-26
		Romania's Habitat Ministry (MLPAT) hosted an extraordinary press conference on Wednesday aimed at promoting the final location of the People's Salvation Cathedral in the Piata Unirii (ed.n.
		Union Plaza) of Bucharest, near the Hanul lui Manuc (ed.n.
		It was actually the Patriarch Miron Cristea who dreamed to achieve the project in one of Bucharest's most traditional and significant sites.
	www.hri.org /news/balkans/rador/1998/98-11-26.rador.html (1210 words)

	Guide to Bucharest > Hotels > Mid-range > Hanul lui Manuc. :: Elin
		Guide to Bucharest > Hotels > Mid-range > Hanul lui Manuc.
		elin.ro » Guide to Bucharest »; Hotels » Mid-range » Hanul lui Manuc
		One of the oldest buildings in Bucharest, which once played host to all kinds of heroes and villains in its days as a caravanserai, this place is still pulling in the crowds with its good value rooms.
	www.elin.ro /bucharest-guide/guide-to-bucharest/hotels/mid-range/hanul-lui-manuc1.htm (61 words)

	E C O H S E - 2001 CONFERENCE
		Book either single or double rooms at our alternative accommodation venue the Hanul lui Manuc (VENUE 2, below).
		Rooms will be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis, so register as early as possible.
		VENUE 2 Hanul lui Manuc VENUE 2, Hanul lui Manuc, Str., Franceza, nr.
	www.gla.ac.uk /ecohse/2001.htm (893 words)

	Transylvania Live (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Bucharest nocturnal sightseeing, accommodate in a centre located hotel.
		Tip: try for dinner “Hanul lui Manuc” restaurant; enjoy the live performance of a gipsy band!
		Visit today the Village Museum and be amazed by the second largest building in the world, after Pentagon - Parliament’s Palace in Bucharest.
	visit-transylvania.us /sightseeing/embracing.html (611 words)

	Transylvania Live (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Dinner in Hanul lui Manuc restaurant in Bucharest where you can enjoy a Romanian traditional menu!
		We'll then drive up the beautiful Aries valley to Motzilor Land and have a traditional Motzesc picnic lunch at the entrance of Poarta lui Ionele Cave.
		Tip: evening in Oradea - relax in the outdoor swimming pool with thermal water of your hotel.
	visit-transylvania.us /sightseeing/romania.html (935 words)

	Romania: Bucharest practicalities
		There are a few decent, but by no means cheap, exotic restaurants -- even Japanese or Korean food can be found, at prices comparable to those in the US -- but as a short term visitor, that is not what Bucharest is about.
		Two of the city's most famous old restaurants -- the Hanul lui Manuc and the Caru' cu Bere -- have relatively undistinguished food, high prices likely to be made more so by overcharging, and indifferent service.
		Nonetheless, they are undeniably atmospheric, which is why they get away with this.
	www.speakeasy.org /~jmabel/travels/bucguide.html (6504 words)

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