Enjoy a quality coffee and a light breakfast at Origo, known for its exceptional coffee beans and relaxed atmosphere. It's a perfect start for your exploration of Bucharest’s historic centre.
Walk through Lipscani, Bucharest’s Old Town, filled with cobbled streets, charming cafes, unique shops, and historic buildings dating back to the 15th century. Great spot to soak in Romanian culture and architecture.
Discover this beautiful Eastern Orthodox monastery built in the early 18th century. The courtyard and interior frescoes are stunning examples of Brâncovenesc style art.
Explore Romania’s history from prehistoric times to the modern era. Highlights include the Romanian Crown Jewels and ancient artifacts. Opens until 6pm, so perfect for a late afternoon.
Dine at one of Bucharest’s most famous restaurants, known for traditional Romanian cuisine and stunning Gothic Revival interior. Try sarmale (cabbage rolls) or mici (grilled sausages). Open until 11pm.
Tour the colossal Palace of the Parliament, the world's second-largest administrative building. Book your guided tour in advance as it is very popular. Opens at 10am.
Spend the morning at Herăstrău Park, Bucharest’s largest park, featuring lakes and plenty of walking trails. Also visit the open-air Village Museum showcasing traditional Romanian village life.
Located within the Palace of the Parliament, this museum displays modern Romanian and international art. Great for art lovers looking to round out their cultural experience.
Celebrate your final evening with a Michelin-starred dining experience offering innovative Romanian and international cuisine, requiring advance reservation.