This is Bucharest's most prestigious concert hall and one of the most beautiful buildings in the city.
This small church is one of the most beautiful in the city. It was built in 1724 during the ruling of Phanariot Prince Nicolae Mavrocordat by the Greek monk Ioanichie.
The Village Museum was established in 1936 and it contains over 300 wooden houses, windmills, churches etc. from all over the country.
It was first built around 1815 by prince Dinicu Golescu and it underwent changes over several decades.
The second largest building in the world in terms of surface, competing with the Pentagon in size.
Above the main entrance there is a giant shell-shaped porte-cochere; two stone lions guard the entrance.
The Museum of Romanian Peasant is the winner of the European Museum of the Year Award for year 1996. A short visit to the museum will convince you that the award is well deserved.
Manuc's Inn is the best preserved of Bucharest's old inns. It was built around 1808 to shelter travelling merchants. The inn is also one of Bucharest's historical building.
This beautiful building was designed in eclectic style by the French architect Paul Gottereau. Its construction began in 1894 on the site of a 16th century monastery Sf. Ioan cel Nou.
The stocky building sitting on one of the corners of University Square is the National Theater. It was built in 1973 after plans by a group of Romanian architects.
The library was founded by king Carol I and the building was designed by the French architect Paul Gottereau, who also designed the National Savings Bank (CEC) building.
This highly ornate building was designed in French neo-Classical style by Dumitru Maimarolu, Victor Stefanescu and Ernest Doneaud. Construction started in 1911 and ended in 1923.
Antim Monastery is a beautiful complex built in Brancovenesque style. It was completed in 1715 after plans by Antim Ivireanu who was the metropolitan bishop of Wallachia.
The square is surrounded by interesting architecture starting with the University of Bucharest building on the square's northwestern corner.
Modelled on the triumphal arch in Paris, the structure was erected in 1935-1936 to commemorate the creation of Greater Romania which took place in 1918.
Located in a neoclassical late 19th century building, has exhibits documenting the evolution of society on Romania’s territory from the Paleolithic until today.
It is the largest of several parks around man-made lakes on the Colentina River running through the city’s north and east side, houses the Village Museum.
Designed in 1906, a quiet oasis not so far from Piata Unirii, has an open-air theater replicating a Roman arena and another construction replicating a medieval fortress.
Fa-ti poza cu iepurasul, pune-o pe wallul Plaza Romania de pe Facebook si poti castiga vochere sau chiar un iepure mare de luat acasa!
Check Guess store, recently opened, and then make a stop at Starbucks for a snack;)
The first and oldest club in Bucharest, with nearly 40 years tradition (this means amazingly much for a city where most clubs are less than 5 years old).
Decent music, high prices, EXTREMLY CROWDED. Pretty impossible to dance on a Saturday evening.
The only punk-rock oriented pub in Bucharest. It also has a small concert hall, a fusball table, board games, dedicated evenings, etc.
This is our older bigger brother, with an amazing appeal for great events and concerts. Future big things will happen here, so be ready to stay close to their announcements. Read more.
Skip the touristy weekends and pay them a visit on Thursdays - that's when the theme parties are. Check their Facebook page for details. Read more.
The best place in bucharest. Hard rock cafe is a living legend restaurant!!!! I love this place. Try BBQ drum sticks even though it is from the children's menu;)
Beautiful historically themed restaurant, live traditional music, old Romanian specialties...but always check the bill thoroughly. Reservations are compulsory.
A nice pizza place with a nice outdoor summer garden and a relaxed atmosphere (the restaurant also houses a caricature club). Low prices. Tends to be very crowded during weekends.
A fine restaurant offering a cuisine which blends the French style and the old Romanian spirit. Highly recommended to those interested in great food. Prices are medium-high.
The Menu is limited to typical Romanian cuisine. Dishes are based on chicken, fish, pork, game and venison. Casa Iancului boasts an extensive selection of wines and has a professional sommelier.
It's a recently-opened English language bookstore. Lots of reasonably-priced books and a comics (mostly manga) section.
Great place.get yourself a coffee and then get up and look around.awesome.try brazilian nut.
A club with a German concept – ” the culture house” – a place where all sort of cultural events (such as live music concerts, art exhibitions, film projections) take place.
Reconditionat recent, e unul din principalele atractii turistice ale capitalei. Daca v-a placut filmul "Night at the museum" cu Ben Stiller, in mod sigur va va placea.
A great place if you're looking for something different. The people are wonderful, they serve excellent drinks (particularly strong coffee) and the ambiance is simply lovely.
Nice and unique view over the city center, cozy place, good prices and services! Excellent!
