FOTO | Pe străzile din București umblau cândva troleibuzele românești poreclite "televizoarele". Trei în rând pe Magheru, cu un străvechi și chipeș autobuz Chausson pe urme • Vechiul București

Magheru Boulevard in Bucharest, though less than a kilometer long, is a significant urban symbol. Established in the early 20th century, it underwent major transformations, especially in the 1950s when the old buildings were demolished to create a unified architectural line. This led to the loss of iconic structures, including the Simu Museum. The revamped boulevard became a central hub for public transport, featuring trams and buses, while private cars were less common at the time.