Search Bucharest's official seismic-risk building registry (AMCCRS), ~2,796 buildings total. All filters are optional and combine with AND; leave everything empty to browse from the start of the list.

street: case-insensitive substring match on the street address (e.g. "Calea Victoriei"). sector: exact match, e.g. "Sector 3" (Bucharest has Sectors 1-6). risk_class: exact match on "RsI" (highest risk) through "RsIV" (lowest classified risk), or "consolidated" (was at risk, since retrofitted) or "pending" (flagged urgent-category, not yet formally classified — this is the largest single bucket, over half the registry). limit: max buildings to return (the search still runs over the full registry; this only caps the response size).

Returns {"total_matches": N, "buildings": [...]}, each with address, sector, year built, height regime, apartment count, the certifying technical expert, expertise year, current risk class, any prior classifications, and notes.

Look up a single Romanian company by CUI (its tax/registration number) via ANAF, Romania's tax authority. Returns real registration data as of a given date (YYYY-MM-DD; defaults to today if omitted): legal name, address, registration status/date, trade registry number (nrRegCom), CAEN activity code, VAT-payer status and history, and e-Factura/split-VAT/inactive-taxpayer flags. Returns null if ANAF has no record for that CUI. No key needed.

Look up multiple Romanian companies by CUI in one call (up to 100 — ANAF accepts a whole batch in a single request, so prefer this over calling anaf_company_lookup repeatedly). Same per-company fields as anaf_company_lookup. CUIs ANAF has no record for are simply omitted from the results, not treated as errors.

Get BNR's official exchange rates for each of the last 10 days, oldest first. Same shape as bnr_latest_rates, one entry per day. Useful for short-term trend questions without hitting the per-year archive.

Get today's official BNR (Romanian National Bank) reference exchange rates — RON per unit of foreign currency for ~37 currencies plus gold (XAU) and IMF special drawing rights (XDR). Updates once daily after 13:00 Romania time; BNR asks integrators to cache rather than poll. Returns {"date": "YYYY-MM-DD", "rates": {"EUR": {"rate_ron": 5.26, "multiplier": 1}, ...}}. A multiplier other than 1 (e.g. HUF, JPY) means the rate is per that many units of the currency.

Get BNR's full official exchange-rate history for a given year (available back to 2005). Same per-day shape as bnr_latest_rates. Use this for historical/backtesting questions rather than scraping day by day.

Get the full record for one classified cultural good, by its stable key k (get k and tit from clasate_search() results — tit is just a cosmetic slug and doesn't need to be exact).

Returns every field the item's page actually has (varies per item — archaeological pieces carry dating/era/culture/findspot, others don't) plus image_url (the item's real photo, when present), pdf_url (the official classification order document, when available), and sketchfab_url (an embeddable 3D model, for scanned items). CC BY-SA 4.0 licensed — safe to reuse with attribution, including the images.

Search Romania's official registry of classified cultural goods (Bunuri Culturale Clasate) — legally protected museum pieces, CC BY-SA 4.0 licensed (images included).

query: free-text search across the whole registry (e.g. "Brancusi", "amfora", a museum name). clasificare: "tez" (Tezaurul Patrimoniului Cultural Naţional, the highest protection tier) or "fond" (Fondul Patrimoniului Cultural Naţional). Leave empty for both. obiect3d: if true, only items with an interactive 3D scan. page: 1-based page number, 50 items per page.

Returns {"total_matches": N, "page": page, "items": [...]}, each with holder institution, county, category, title, author, domain, classification order, a thumbnail, and enough (k/tit) to call clasate_item_detail() for the full record.

Search Romanian public datasets on data.europa.eu, the EU-wide open data portal — which harvests data.gov.ro and other Romanian government catalogs directly, so this one tool covers Romania's national open data portal too. Always scoped to Romania.

query: free-text search (e.g. "buget", "energie", "accidente rutiere"). Leave empty to browse the most recently updated Romanian datasets instead of searching. theme: optional EU theme code to narrow results, e.g. "ECON" (economy and finance) or "EDUC" (education, culture and sport — the closest EU code to "culture"). Use sparingly: most Romanian datasets on this portal aren't tagged with any theme, so this can hide real results rather than just narrowing them. limit: max results per page (capped at 100). page: zero-based, for paging through more results.

Returns {"total": N, "results": [...]}, each with title, description, publisher, source catalog, modified/issued dates, available file formats, and a direct URL to the dataset page.

Browse INS Tempo-Online's statistical category tree — Romania's National Institute of Statistics data warehouse, covering population, economy, labour, prices, culture, and dozens of other official domains.

code="" (default): returns the FULL category tree in one call — every category and sub-category (~340), flattened, each with its code, name, parent code, and nesting level. Good for finding a topic by keyword across the whole tree at once. code=: drills into it, returning its direct children — either more sub-categories, or (at a leaf) the actual dataset "matrices" available there, each with the matrix code ins_tempo_matrix_dimensions() and ins_tempo_query() need.

Get one INS statistics matrix's title and every selectable dimension (e.g. age, sex, region, year) with the exact option labels and IDs ins_tempo_query() needs. ALWAYS call this before ins_tempo_query() — dimension order and option IDs vary per matrix and can't be guessed. Find matrix codes via ins_tempo_browse().

Pull actual official statistics data from one INS Tempo-Online matrix. selections must be one option ID per dimension, in the same order as ins_tempo_matrix_dimensions()'s dimensions list — always call that first to get valid IDs for the matrix you want. Keep selections narrow: INS rejects queries whose selected options multiply out to more than ~30,000 cells, so prefer several narrow calls (e.g. one per year) over one very wide one. Returns each result row as a dict of dimension labels to their chosen values, plus the numeric "Valoare" (value).

Note: INS's terms restrict reproducing/redistributing this data without written authorization, though quoting with attribution is explicitly allowed — keep that in mind before using results in anything published.