Buftea

Buftea is a city in Ilfov County, Muntenia, Romania, made of Buftea component and Buciumeni village. The locality is within the north-western neighborhood of Bucharest, being a satellite town of the capital. According to the 2011 census, Buftea has a populace of 22,178 inhabitants, being the third city middle of Ilfov County from a demographic factor of view, after Voluntari and Pantelimon.

The city was given the status of metropolis in 1968, being the most effective city inside the former Ilfov agricultural sector and the oldest city within the present Ilfov County. Buftea Town is located inside the north-west of Ilfov County, 20 km north of Bucharest, in the Vlasia Plain, being crossed from the north to south by the Colentina River, with a lake of lakes and surrounded with the aid of a thick curtain forests remained the testimony of the antique King of Vlasia. Colentine's sinuous shorelines have housed numerous human settlements favored via the herbal situations of this vicinity since historical instances. Due to the archaeological research, it has proved to be a non-stop and intense human habitation.