Things to Do in Bucharest

The Palace of the Parliament is where the legislative power of the country rules. The seat of the parliament is also the biggest administrative building in the world. The vast structure is the pearl of the city. to discover further information keep on reading.

The Village Museum or the Muzeul Satului is an ethnographic open air museum situated in Herastrau Park, Bucharest. The museum displays the true Romanian rural life spreading its exhibits on 100,000 square meters. To find further details keep on reading.

The Old Tow Bucharest is a dynamic mix of various sites to see in the beautiful capital city of Romania. The historical sights, the cute small shops and fancy restaurants are among the range of attractions you could see in Old Town. For Further information keep on reading.

The Herastrau Park is the oldest and the largest park in Bucharest. It is a major tourist destination hosting a range of attractions. The Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum in Bucharest is one of the most iconic locations within the limits of the park. To discover further details keep reading.

The Stavropoleos Church is a former Eastern Orthodox Monastery in Bucharest. The adjunct church was built in Brancovenensc style. The name comes from the Greek Word Stauropolis meaning “the city of the cross.” To discover further information visit us.

Cismigiu Gardens is a beautiful public park in the heart of Bucharest. The magnificent site includes an even prettier artificial lake. The formation of the park a historic moment for the locals. They initiated the foundation of the oldest and largest park in the city. Read more here.

When you are in Bucharest Lipscani is that perfect location for a first night city exploring session. It is the most historic street in the city. The district is full of lovely shops and cute cafes. For further details keep on reading.

You are interested in the oldest operating hotels in Bucharest then you have to see Manuc's Inn (Hanul lui Manuc). This is an iconic location both for the locals and the tourists. The splendid structure also hosted a famous restaurant, few bars and a coffee house.For details visit us.

Triumph Arch is a historical monument located on the Kiseleff Street. Right there by the Palace of Parliament is an important landmark. The monument has a symbolic value for the locals. The original structure dates back to 19th century. Read more here.

The Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History is one of the oldest museums in Bucharest founded initially in 1834. The museum got its name from a famous Romanian Biologist Grigore Antipa. To get further information about this attraction visit us.

The National Museum of Art of Romania is an art museum located in the Royal Palace in Bucharest. The Palace is on the Revolution Square in the center of the city. The collections are vast and unique gathered over centuries. Visit the page for more information.

Unirii Square is the largest square in Bucharest. It is a major tourist destination and a vast public open space in the center of the city. The square is also a great location for finding the most convenient transportation to get to the other parts of the city. Read more.