The National Art Museum host three art galleries and a royal history section. The European Art Gallery, the Old Romanian Art Gallery, the Modern Romanian Art Gallery are bring together works exhibited in an attractive and modern manner, every visit being a pleasant and instructive...
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One of the more striking things about this beautiful botanical garden is the fact that it is located right next to an industrial centre, complete with cooling towers, chimneys churning out everything nasty-looking, and nasty smells. That small problem aside, the garden is well kept...
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On the shores of Lake Herastrau, right in the middle of the Romanian capital, anyone may enjoy a visit in a real "village" with monuments and artifacts dating back to the from the 17th century until the beginning of the sec. XX; representative buildings from...
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The Cismigiu Park can be found in the center of the capital and it is the oldest park in Bucharest, covering 17 hectares. In 1779, when Prince of Romania, Alexandru Ipsilanti gave orders to build two nozzles to have good drinking water; the name of...
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The Parliament Palace in Bucharest (known before the Revolution as the House of the Republic or the House of the People) measures 270 m at 240 m, 86 m high, and 92 m underground. It has 9 levels on the surface and another 9 underground....
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The institution appeared in 1970 as the first museum of archeology and history in the country; first - not in a chronological perspective, but in terms of representativeness. Consequently, here were the most famous thesauri, first of all precious metal, in the only public place...
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The Stavropoleos church was built in 1724, during the reign of Nicolae Mavrocordat (Prince of Wallachia, 1719-1730), by archimandrite Ioanichie Stratonikeas in the precinct of his own inn. The church was sustained be the inn’s income. The inn and the monastery's annexes were demolished at...
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