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Destination Brochure (PDF) EXPERIENCE BUCHAREST CONTENTS FActs ABOUT PARKS AND TOP ATTRActIONS SIGHtseeING PALACES BUCHARest GARDENS GAstRONOMY SHOWS, conceRts CREATIVE IN THE HEART SHOPPING AND NIGHTLIFE AND SPORts BUCHARest OF THE CITY Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest FACTS ABOUT BUCHAREST ✔ The Palace of Parliament is the heaviest building and second biggest administrative building in the world. ✔ The broadband internet system in Bucharest is in top 15 cities in the world with the fastest internet connection. ✔ Bucharest has the largest recreation, wellness and entertainment center in Eastern Europe, called Therme. ✔ Bucharest’s transit network is the fourth largest in Europe. Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest TOP ATTRACTIONS Old Town Revolution Square The Palace of Parliament The Village Museum Therme Shopping in Bucharest Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest SIGHTSEEING The Romanian Atheneum The Arc of Triumph Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural National Museum of Romanian History History Old Princely Court Street Art Bucharest Walking Tours The Stavropoleos Church Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest PALACES IN BUCHAREST The Cotroceni Palace The Palace of the Parliament The Royal Palace The Mogoşoaia Palace The Cantacuzino Palace The CEC Palace The Kretulescu Palace The Ghica-Gradisteanu Palace Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest PARKS AND GARDENS The Botanical Garden Cişmigiu Garden Herăstrău Park Therme Bucharest The Village Museum The I.O.R Park The National Park The Youth Park Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest SHOPPING IN BUCHAREST Dorobanţi Street Calea Victoriei AFI Palace Cotroceni Mega Mall Cărtureşti Carousel Park Lake Mall Băneasa Shopping City Cinema City Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest GASTRONOMY AND NIGHTLIFE The Artist Roberto's Old Town Biutiful by the Lake Fratelli Club Hard Rock Café Bucharest NOMAD Skybar Boa Club Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest SHOWS, CONCERTS AND SPORTS National Arena Stadium Christmas Market George Enescu Festival Summer Well Festival The National Opera Color Run Marathon Bucharest Marathon Sala Palatului Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest CREATIVE BUCHAREST Artmark Galleries Odeon Theatre Dizainar Galateca Eclectico Studio Atelier Ioana Ciolacu Laboratorul de Arhitectură Humanitas Cișmigiu Bucharest Facts Top attractions Sightseeing Palaces Parks & Gardens Shopping Gastronomy & nightlife Shows & sports Creative Bucharest LOCATED IN THE CITY CENTER 1 2 1 Muzeul Țăranului Român (Romanian 3 Peasant Museum) 2 Muzeul Antipa (Antipa Museum) 3 Muzeul George Enescu (George Enescu Museum) 4 Muzeul Militar (Military Museum) 5 Ateneul Român (Romanian Athenaeum) 5 4 6 Muzeul de Artă al României / Palatul 6 Regal (Romanian Art Museum / The Royal Palace) 7 13 7 Grădina Cișmigiu (Cismigiu Gardens) 8 Muzeul de Istorie (History Museum) 10 14 9 Palatul Voievodal Curtea Veche (Old Voievodal Palace ruins) 10 Palatul Suțu / Muzeul Municipiului 8 Bucuresti (Sutu Palace / Bucharest City 9 Museum) 11 Palatul Parlamentului (Palace of 11 Parliament) 12 Patriarhia Română (Romanian Patriarchy) 13 Grădina Botanică (Botanical Gardens) 12 14 Muzeul Cotroceni (Cotroceni Museum) THANK YOU.
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