Attractions

Village Museum (Muzeul Satului) — Requires booking
Set on the shores of Herăstrău Lake, this sprawling open-air ethnographic museum preserves Romania's rural heritage with hundreds of authentic peasant homes, workshops, and wooden churches gathered from across the country's diverse regions.
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Palace of Parliament (Casa Poporului) — Requires booking
Dominating the Bucharest skyline, this colossal administrative building commissioned by Nicolae Ceaușescu is one of the heaviest structures in the world, offering visitors a staggering display of totalitarian architecture and miles of lavishly decorated halls. (Contact us for bookings as it’s a bit complicated)
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Ceausescu House (Casa Ceaușescu) — Requires booking
Once the heavily guarded private residence of Romania's communist dictator, this opulent mansion provides a fascinating historical glimpse into his family's extravagant lifestyle, featuring lavishly decorated interiors, a private cinema, and infamous gold-plated bathrooms.
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Art Safari — Requires booking
Situated in the historic heart of the city, this major cultural event transforms heritage buildings into dynamic, immersive gallery spaces showcasing a rotating mix of classic Romanian masterpieces and contemporary art.
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Stravopoleos Church (Biserica Stravopoleos)
Tucked away in Bucharest's Old Town, this exquisite 18th-century Orthodox monastery is a masterpiece of Brâncovenesc architecture, known for its intricately carved stone columns, vibrant frescoes, and tranquil courtyard.
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Arch of Triumph (Arcul de Triumf)
A towering granite monument modeled after its Parisian counterpart, built to commemorate Romania's World War I heroes and serving as a prominent historical landmark along Kiseleff Road.
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Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park (Parcul Alexandru Ioan Cuza)
Centered around the sprawling Titan Lake, this expansive urban park features a vast network of tree-lined walking paths, distinct recreational islands, and a traditional wooden church.
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Leisure & Spa

Therme Spa — Requires booking
One of the largest Spas in Europe. We highly recommend going during the week. Weekends are extremely busy.
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Thaico Spa, Marriott — Requires booking
A great spot to escape the city noise and grab a genuinely excellent, relaxing massage after a long day. They have more than one location, but this is our favorite one.
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Food Spots

Savart
Located in a beautifully restored villa near the Romanian Athenaeum, this elegant dining destination and lush, year-round rooftop terrace offers a refined gourmet experience that expertly blends French culinary techniques with modern Romanian influences.
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Caru’ cu Bere
At the foundation of Caru’ cu bere’s identity lays a history of more than 140 years,  starting with the Mircea brothers, among which Mircea Nicolae as the founder, his legacy and the historical building. The place which keeps immortal the spirit of old Bucharest: Caru’ cu bere (The beer wagon)
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Grano
Small Italian restaurant with authentic food. Our favorites are the Rigatoni all’Amatriciana and Cotoletta alla Milanese.
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AI Sushi
Since 2016, a must if you’re a (non-traditional, but good) Japanese food fan.
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Fish House
Fish House is where Bucharest meets the sea—a place built on the pure joy of fresh fish and seafood. We start with the day’s best catch: fish straight from the boats, oysters picked by hand, and treasures like king crab and lobster. Here, the ingredients lead the way, turned into dishes that feel both simple and extraordinary.
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Yoshi Sushi & Teppanyaki
Can you tell we love Japanese food? Yoshi is an amazing choice for sushi and hot meals (try their ramen).
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Osteria Treevi
After years of creating the crunchiest Roman pizza al taglio in areas of high traffic in Bucharest, Romania, TREEVI brings a new concept of friends & family-style Italian food that hosts social events: our cozy Osteria invites you to experience the rich tapestry of Italian cuisine, crafted with passion, tradition, and a touch of modern flair.
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Elephante
Imagine a place that transports you in a luscious and aesthetic jungle, guiding you through an eclectic mix of food and world-class cocktails and drinks selection. Since opening in 2021, Élephante has been a top destination in Bucharest, committed to quality time, sensory indulgence, impeccable service, and unforgettable moments.
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Casa Doina
Housed in a historic, Neo-Romanian architectural masterpiece on Kiseleff Avenue, this upscale restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience featuring refined traditional Romanian cuisine and a beautiful, expansive summer garden.
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