Monument to the Heroes of the World War I and World War II, Spiridon Georgescu, Bucharest

The memorial on Boulevard Pallady Theodor was designed by architect Spiridon Georgescu to honor those who died in World War I and World War II. It features inscriptions and architectural elements that preserve the memory of the fallen.

The memorial was built during the post-war period when Romania constructed many monuments to honor military losses. Its creation was part of a broader effort to rebuild the nation's collective memory after the conflicts.

The memorial attracts visitors during national remembrance days when people gather to pay respects to fallen soldiers. Its presence on Boulevard Pallady Theodor makes it a focal point for public reflection in the neighborhood.

The memorial is easily accessible by public transportation and sits directly along Boulevard Pallady Theodor in central Sector 3. Its location makes it convenient to visit on foot or combine with nearby attractions.

The memorial formally includes architect Spiridon Georgescu's name in its official designation, directly acknowledging the creator in the monument's identity itself. This is unusual as it gives the artist recognition every time the site is mentioned or visited.