Bucharest Vacations

Wander the distinctive streets of Bucharest’s Old Town to discover historic landmarks. Relax at cozy cafés and party for hours at lively nightclubs.

Relax in the green surroundings of a large urban park where you can watch a concert, visit a museum and pick up insights into Romanian history.

Watch a concert at this neoclassical theater, which owes its existence partly to financial donations from the citizens of Bucharest.

Explore the wonderful collections of European, Oriental and decorative arts hung on the walls of the rooms of a 19th-century neoclassical palace.

From ceramics and costumes to period furniture and reconditioned houses, this museum is a tribute to the culture and lifestyles of Romania’s rural communities.

Spend some time at this attractive urban park, which has an adventure playground, aquarium, boating lake, open-air museum, restaurants and walking trails.

Walk in the footsteps of the kings of Wallachia at this ruined royal court and visit one of Bucharest’s oldest churches.

Aircraft, regalia, tanks and weapons are just some of the artifacts that give an extensive insight into Romania’s often tumultuous military history.

Wander through the extravagant and pompous rooms of this monstrous palace, which stands as a stark reminder of Romania’s troublesome communist years.

Marvel at the Bronze Age statues and Romanian jewelry on display at this museum set inside a majestic neoclassical palace.

In the heart of Bucharest’s Old Town is a pretty 18th-century church. Craftsmen work scrupulously to maintain its architectural beauty.

Escape the crowds and explore a picturesque garden, which has colorful flower displays, tree-lined paths and a museum of botanical history.

Set around a boating lake, this park is a great place for biking, walking, picnicking and watching concerts at the Sala Polivalentă arena.

Discover a boating lake, children’s playground, flower gardens and sculpture park at this picturesque green space in Bucharest’s city center.

Grand architecture and a rich repository of Romanian and foreign literature make this library an outstanding place to spend some time.

Framed by historic monuments and home to poignant statues, this square is where the Romanian people celebrated the nation’s independence from communist rule.

Decorated with a series of beautiful frescoes and icons, this 17th-century cathedral dominates an architecturally impressive complex of chapels and palaces.

Admire the neoclassical architecture of this 20th-century palace, which is a prominent feature of a hilltop complex of historic and religious landmarks.

Take advantage of your time in the Romanian capital to admire the magnificent domes and façades of this palatial building.