National Institute for Cultural Research and Training

What do the Bucharesters like to do in their free time? Do they go to the cinema or do they watch movies at home? Do they prefer the opera or the cinema? How much TV do they watch per day? Do the downtown city inhabitants have different interests to those in the suburbs?

The UK is keen on staying in touch with people working in the cultural sector, Nigel Bellingham, director of the British Council Romania and Erasmus +, said Tuesday at the second information session of the Live Skills European project.

Watching television (98 per cent), reading fiction books (50 per cent), listening to music (90 per cent) and leafing through magazines (55 per cent) are topping the preferences of Romanians when it comes to their domestic culture consumption, according to the findings of a recent' Culture Consumption Barometer 2014. Culture between Global and Local.'