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Parliament Square
Parliament Square
Carol Boutique
Carol Boutique
Hotel Epica
Hotel Epica
Mercure Bucharest Cantemir
Mercure Bucharest Cantemir
JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel
New Unirii Apartments by Olala Homes
New Unirii Apartments by Olala Homes
HOTEL BLISS
HOTEL BLISS
Pop-up Aparthotel
Pop-up Aparthotel- Upscale haven near Victoria Square with free WiFi and premium comfort.
The Marmorosch Bucharest, Autograph Collection
The Marmorosch Bucharest, Autograph Collection- Elegant retreat in the heart of Bucharest with pampering spa treatments and an indoor pool.
Bălcești apartments - Pumo Properties
Bălcești apartments - Pumo Properties
HOTEL GREEN GARDEN
HOTEL GREEN GARDEN
3 Baneasa Airport
3 Baneasa Airport
Hotel EvoZava Central
Hotel EvoZava Central
Botev apartments - Pumo Properties
Botev apartments - Pumo Properties
Courtyard by Marriott Bucharest Floreasca
Courtyard by Marriott Bucharest Floreasca- Spacious business hotel in north Bucharest, minutes from Promenada mall.
Corinthia Grand Hotel Du Boulevard Bucharest
Corinthia Grand Hotel Du Boulevard Bucharest
Hils Palady
Hils Palady- Welcoming Bucharest hotel with furnished balconies and easy access to Titan Park.
Arena Park Bucharest
Arena Park Bucharest- Modern apartment just 10 minutes from Palace of Parliament offers urban comfort.
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The Marmorosch Bucharest, Autograph Collection
The Marmorosch Bucharest, Autograph Collection
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Top neighborhoods in Bucharest
Bucharest Old Town
Bucharest's Old Town is where history comes alive on every cobblestone street. Medieval architecture stands proudly next to buzzing modern life, with the ornate Stavropoleos Church and crumbling Old Princely Court telling stories from centuries past. You can dive into Romanian history at the National Museum or simply wander the narrow lanes where every corner reveals something unexpected. The area transforms after dark into the city's entertainment hotspot. Traditional Romanian taverns serve hearty local dishes alongside international restaurants and lively bars. Getting around is a breeze on foot, with metro stations just a five-minute walk away. Most historic buildings now house charming boutique hotels that blend period features with modern comforts.
Dorobanți
Dorobanți showcases Bucharest's sophisticated side with embassy buildings, Belle Époque mansions, and luxury towers lining tree-canopied boulevards. Art galleries and upscale shops cater to wealthy locals and diplomatic residents, creating a distinctly international vibe. The Romanian Athenaeum's golden dome peeks through the trees, while nearby Cișmigiu Gardens offers a peaceful green escape. Dining options range from elegant Romanian cuisine to French bistros, with prices above the city average. Getting around is a breeze with the Piața Victoriei metro station and frequent buses serving this walkable district. Accommodations feature luxury hotels and high-end boutique properties offering concierge service and refined atmospheres.
Bucharest City-Centre
Bucharest City-Centre dazzles with its Romanian Athenaeum and Revolution Square. Wander cobblestone streets in Old Town Lipscani where Belle Époque buildings house buzzing cafés and traditional restaurants. The National Museum of Art showcases Romanian masterpieces in a neoclassical palace. History buffs will love Communist-era landmarks while music lovers can catch performances at ornate theaters. Dining options range from cozy taverns serving mici grills to elegant international restaurants. Most attractions sit within walking distance, though metro stations connect to wider Bucharest. Boutique hotels in restored historic buildings offer character-filled stays. The neighborhood balances tourist amenities with authentic local experiences for a true taste of Romanian culture.
Sector 1
Sector 1 fuses Romania's past and present with a unique cultural heartbeat. The cobblestone maze of Old Town Lipscani hides artisan cafes between medieval merchant houses, while the golden-domed Romanian Athenaeum stands proud on elegant Calea Victoriei. History buffs will love exploring the Village Museum's authentic wooden churches and farmhouses that showcase centuries of Romanian heritage. Getting around is a breeze with excellent metro connections, frequent buses, and abundant taxis throughout the district. You'll find accommodations ranging from boutique hotels in restored historic buildings to luxury chains near the business district. The dining scene offers everything from traditional Romanian taverns serving ciorba to upscale international restaurants worth the splurge.
Lipscani
Step into medieval Bucharest where cobblestone streets lead to hidden treasures. Lipscani's charm lies in its mix of ornate monasteries, colorful merchant houses, and buzzing nightlife. Wander past Stavropoleos Monastery's intricate stone carvings before diving into the National Museum. The neighborhood transforms after dark when traditional taverns and modern bars fill with locals and visitors. Getting around is easy with Universitate Metro station just five minutes away. Most attractions are within walking distance, though cobblestones might challenge wheeled luggage. Boutique hotels in restored medieval buildings offer character-filled stays, while restaurants in historic cellars serve hearty Romanian dishes alongside international options.
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Between grand boulevards nicknamed 'Little Paris' and concrete blocks from the communist era, Bucharest offers fascinating contrasts. The Palace of Parliament looms impossibly large - tour it to understand the megalomania that built the world's heaviest building. Wander the cobbled lanes of Lipscani district, where hip cafes occupy centuries-old merchant houses. The Village Museum displays traditional Romanian homes transported whole from the countryside. Terra Park provides family fun while the National History Museum houses a replica of Trajan's Column. For evening entertainment, catch a performance at the elegant National Theater or Odeon Theatre, then join locals at an outdoor garden in Herastrau Park.
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