Old Town

“Unirii Square - from here you can take a walk on the boulevard until the Palace of the Parliament. Allegedly unfinished, yet still boasting an insane 3000 rooms, you have to pay to get an inside tour of this crazy place, yet can gawp at its sickening size and opulence from the outside for free! In old city center of Bucharest there are a lot of restaurants, where you can taste the traditional food or whatever you’d like.”

“Cișmigiu gardens are the second public parc after Herăstrău, situated very close to the historical city center also close to the city Hall and Sala Palatului concert Hall. Here are hosted numerous fairs and concerts and in the winter You can skate as the central lake becomes one of the most beautiful and vibrant skating places in town. It is also very close to the University Square, another icon objective. If You are visiting during spring season expect yourself to be delighted by the wonderful scent of all the flowers landscaped with such great love and attention. If You explore IT by winter, You should have a taste of the mulled wine, oh the sweet gingerbread or all the other romanian specialites based in meet amd cheese:mici,cârnați,sarmale,mămăligă,murături,brânză de burduf,cașcaval afumat,etc”

“The parc called "Regele Mihai I", known as Herăstrău, as it was it's name for decades,it's the biggest one in Bucharest, the greenest one and most loved by the locals. It offers You a rich and diverse vegetation, multiple playgrounds, a big lake in the center( with possibility of renting a boat) extraordinary scenary for every season (a big attractions for photographers and not only). It is also very close, at one end to the Romanian public television and to the other end to an emblematic institution and arhitectural monument, Casa Scanteii. it is surrounded by fancy restaurants and coffe shops and it's accesibile by public transporation.”

“The National Museum of Romanian History (Romanian: Muzeul Național de Istorie a României) is a museum located on the Calea Victoriei in Bucharest, Romania, which contains Romanian historical artifacts from prehistoric times up to modern times. The museum is located inside the former Postal Services Palace, which also houses a philatelic museum. With a surface of over 8,000 square meters, the museum has approx. 60 valuable exhibition rooms. The permanent displays include a plaster cast of the entirety of Trajan's Column, the Romanian Crown Jewels, and the Pietroasele treasure.”

“Rebirth Memorial in Piața Revolutei, the Romanian Athenaeum in Piața Romană and the Triumphal Arch all deserve a special mention on this list of the best things to do in Bucharest. In between Revolution square and the Athenaeum is the impressive Fundatia Universitara building which is worth stopping by for a look. Out front is the enormous equestrian statue of King Carol 1st, Romania’s enigmatic king.”