Bucharest, Romania, nicknamed ''Little Paris''is the country's capital.
It's well known for Palatul Parlamentului government building, which has 1,100 rooms, the historic Lipscani district, Eastern Orthodox Stavropoleos Church and 15th-century Curtea Veche Palace.
This interactive map cover transportation, places to eat, things to do, places to stay, information and recommandations, with the lowest budget possible.
Accessible for everyone, including persons with reduced mobility!
Guide available in FR and RO by request only!
It doesn't matter if you are a tourist or a Romanian citizen abroad, there are places that must be seen at least once. The fact that there are so many, I chose the ones that I liked and that left me beautiful memories that I treasure enormously.
Transportation
-by bus
-by metro: METROREX with 5 metro lines. Most of the stations are accessible for persons with disability, too. For more information, visit the website:
The first thing you have to do in Bucharest. I love this place, a beautiful architecture, design and so much history. The world's second largest building, you can buy a ticket to visit inside or just take time and walk around it. It's worthy!
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Then you can just walk to Piata Constitutiei to admire the fountains and the beautiful old buildings.
Beautiful streets, with restaurants, bars, hotel, shops and other historical treasures. Essential experience. A must to do! Great and delicious Romanian food!
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Walking till Piata Universitatii, will give you the opportunity to explore more of Romanian architecture.
Architectural building, a lot of history and you hear the acoustics inside are amazing. It has a beautiful garden out front. It is use as a concert place. You can buy tickets and listen amazing concert. Enjoy!
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Next, you can walk till Piata Romana where you can visit:
Is huge and it is amazing; if you like architecture-it's a must! And the story is fantastic, just imagine a woman cycling on Calea Victoriei, dressed in pants at the beginning of the 20th century, right?
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If you like to visit museums, I recommend 2 which are close to my heart:
"Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History
Since I studied biology, this is my favorite museum; is interesting for kids but also for adults, you can see everything from elephants to walruses, great white sharks to butterflies.
This museum is outdoor and includes more than 300 buildings representing the history of Romania's rural architecture. Visit time around 3h, the sceneries itself is picturesque and you can stay as long as you want.
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In the area you are close to Arcul de Triumf who represents the highest form of commemorating certain events.
Among its attractions: a summer theater, exhibition pavilions, nautical and sports clubs. Lake Herăstrău is used for recreation, sport fishing, water sports and sailing. You can practice almost any kind of sport and it has areas for rest, culture and entertainment.
Haas more than 10,000 species of plants, a lovely place to walk in any season, You can find rare and exotic plants, a small waterfalls, a herbarium and vast greenhouses.
For a night, I recommend this place for opera's lovers, you will not regret! I suggest to buy central balcony tickets, best view ever, like Row 17 and 18!
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Of course you have more to discover in Bucharest, but these places are so interesting and beautiful!
Hey, my name is Corina , I’m a passionate traveler since I was 16, who loves exploring new destinations every year with my loved ones.
About me?
Well, currently I live in Montreal, Québec since 2016, but born and raised in Romania, happily married (16 years, but how is counting?) and by day I'm a laboratory technician in biotechnology.
I also love to cook , read and go camping!
With a knack for customizing vacations for Canada and Romania, I share invaluable tips to ensure worry-free trips for everyone: family, couples, young travelers, 50+ and persons with reduce mobility (I try to make trips more accessible to those with reduce mobility!)
I pay attention to detail when researching local restaurants, accommodations, and activities and I encourage you to try new things to step out of your comfort zone, like I did with my mother.
I love working with mid-range budget travelers, like me, because I know how hard it is to earn money and how easily and quickly it is to spent in a vacation.
Whether it’s discovering Romania's enchanting landscapes, Quebec's charm or Ontario's natural wonders, my unique expertise ensures each trip is a revelation.
Most people don't have time to plan their dream vacation, so
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