Strada Izvor 2-4, Bucharest 050711 Romania

The world's second largest building was built as a palace for Nicolae Ceauşescu, who was overthrown and executed before it was completed.

Kiseleff Road 28-30 In King Michael I Park, Bucharest 011347 Romania

This outdoor museum includes more than 300 buildings representing the history of Romania's rural architecture.

Bucharest Romania

B-dul Aviatorilor, Bucharest Romania

Strada Stavropoleos 4, Bucharest Romania

Built in 1724, this beautiful church is one of Bucharest's oldest.

Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Bucharest 030167 Romania

In the heart of Old Town, Bucharest 030037 Romania

Str. Franceza 62-64, Bucharest Romania

Bulevardul Primaverii No.50 District 1, Bucharest 011975 Romania

Fitting of a head of state of the former Soviet bloc, the palace stands out both in magnitude and in its luxurious interior garnished with beautiful design elements (furniture, carpets, mirrors, porcelain) manufactured in famous shops from the country and from abroad. We would like our visitors to see how Ceaușescu lived, not only as an internationally renowned head of state, but as a man in his own private life - the hobbies that he had, what his routine around the privacy of his home was, how he studied or what art collections he had in his house.

Piata Arcul de Triumf, Bucharest Romania

Sos. Kiseleff nr. 1, Bucharest 011341 Romania

“Grigore Antipa” National Museum of Natural History is one of the oldest research institutions in the field of biodiversity and public education. It is in the same time one of the well-known and highly appreciated “databases” due to the Museum’s collections, some of them valuable assets of the worldwide thesaurus.

Bucharest Romania

Calea Victoriei no. 49-53, Bucharest 010063 Romania

Victoriei Street, Bucharest Romania

Calea Victoriei Boulevard, Bucharest Romania