Bucharest, capital of Romania, is a city of sharp contrasts, where nothing seems to fit in completely. Here the social differences are not hidden but rather lived in every corner. Just by walking its streets is enough to understand that the past and the present coexist without order. Wandering around Bucharest is a constant unpredictability. You never know what is awaiting you, a street full of life, tourist bars, or the hardest contrast, where precarity becomes visible during the day, the city lives: cars, voices, movement, an energy that seems to be the foundations of everything. But when night falls, the scenery changes. Midnight strolls are not calm and become faster journeys, more tense, where every streetcorner feels different.