BUCHAREST- THE ''LITTLE PARIS''

It is well-known that each European capital has it's vibrant side that drags you into the country's culture.

And for sure Bucharest is one of them. The main attraction being the Old Town along with great parks and large squares, you can always discover the unknown old side of Romania.

I will let the pictures talk for me and if you have a chance to visit the city, I am more than happy to create a customized itinerary for you (free of charge!)
PS... just let me know!
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The Palace of the Parliament

The building has 1,100 rooms, curtains of 250 kg, a light chandelier of 3,000 kg and it was all build using Romanian materials. To design such a masterpiece, it took 700 architects under the led of a women- Anca Petrescu. The tours take place daily, so I highly recommend this one (full ticket around 10-15 euro). See more details here. 

 Romanian National Library

Below are pictures from the Old City and City Center

 The entrance of  the Romanian History Museum

 The building of the National Bank of Romania 

 Stavropoleos Church

The church was build in 1724 and now holds a conference room and a library. You can have a virtual tour of the church here. 

Share a good thought that you can hang it in an improvised tree

 Universitatii Square

 The Romanian Athenaeum 

The building was completed in 1888 by the French architect Albert Galleron. It is incredible that the only source of finance was the money from public fundraising.

Cismigiu Park

Manifestation in the city center

  Bucur's Shelter

 A very nice hostel close to the city center. The accommodation it is decorated with items that represents the Romanian traditions and culture. A great place to spend your time also. You can arrange your booking here.

 The Romanian Peasant Museum

It got the title of the Museum of the Year in Europe (1996). You can find hand-made items that represent the Romanian culture.

 Traditional clothing

I would be more than happy to read about your adventure in Bucharest.