"There is no such place as Budapest. Perhaps you are thinking of Bucharest, and there is no such place as Bucharest, either." — Robert Benchley
Discover the « Little Paris » of Romania, Bucharest. With Belle Epoque and French style monuments, Bucharest is rich in culture and history. The capital offers so much to its visitors starting with The Old Town which is the most animated part of the city. Home to the Parliament Palace, the heaviest building on Earth, the city is rich in historical monuments, museums and monasteries. Besides the imposing stature of its buildings and monuments, Bucharest has also many gardens and parks like the King Michael I Park. Surrounded by a lake and green areas this may be the perfect area to take a break from the impressive architecture and to enjoy the sunny days.
One of the oldest museums in Bucharest, the Grigore Antipa Museum of Natural...
Bucharest’s oldest green space, the Cișmigiu Gardens was opened in 1847 and...
More than 100 manufactured life-size farm buildings and churches, showcasing...
Known for being the home of legendary composer George Enescu, this grand Art...
Offering some of the best views of the grand Palace of Parliament, the land...
One of the oldest parks in Bucharest, the forestry here was cleared in the...
Situated in the spectacular neo-classical ‘Post-Office’ Palace, this museum...
The dictator of Communist Romania, Nicolae Ceaușescu, commissioned this...
This charming little outdoor space is a sea of green in the middle of the...
Undoubtedly one of the most iconic buildings in the city, the Romanian...
This eastern orthadox monastery is dedicated to the Archangels Michael and...
A symbol of Romanian independence, the original Arch of Triumph was built in...
There are over 70,000 pieces of art on offer, split into two galleries within...
The swampy land here began as a hydro-technical project and artificial lake...