The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 53 Mark and David head to Bucharest, the capital of Romania to find out why it's become such a tourism center in recent years and learn there are plans afoot to develop it a whole lot more, with the old Jewish quarter at the very heart of its future. This time: The story of one of the world's largest buildings - Ceausescu and The Palace of ParliamentWe're off to City Hall to get the lowdown on tourism in Bucharest including the old Jewish neighborhoodA private audience with the opera's artistic director (oh, and he's Israeli)We visit Therme, a gigantic swimming-pool-cum-spa-cum-kids-slides-cum-gastronomy-hub wonderlandKeeping Jewish and Yiddish theater alive and well in 21st-Century EuropeMark and David were guests of Bucharest City Hall, the Embassy of Romania in Israel and Tarom.