Bucharest, Romania
Ultimate Travel Guide to Bucharest, Romania
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Places to Visit
- Old Town (Ipateanu Street, Lipscani Street)
- Palace of Parliament
- Herăstrău Park and Village Museum
- Cotroceni Palace
- National Art Museum
- Mănăstirea Sfântul Anton
- Activities
- Dracula’s Snagov Monastery Day Trip
- Explore Communism History with Walking Tours
- Visit Bucharest’s Nightlife (Think Park, Control Club)
- Attend an Opera or Philharmonic Concert
- Take a Bike Tour of the City
- Where to Eat
- Caru’ cu Bere - Traditional Romanian Food
- Hanul Lui Manuc - Romanian and International Cuisine
- La Mazila - Vegetarian and Vegan Options
- La Ceaun - Romanian Soups and Casseroles
- Where to Stay
- Unirii Hotel Bucharest - Central Location and Modern Amenities
- Hotel Boutique Capsa - Historical Charm and Comfort
- Hotel Ambasador - High-end Luxury Accommodation
- Things to Know
- Currency is the Romanian Leu (RON)
- English is widely spoken in tourist areas
- Bucharest’s time zone is Eastern European Time (EET)
- Tipping in restaurants is customary, about 10% of the bill
- Transportation
- Aeroportul Henri Coandă - Main International Airport
- Metro, Trams, Buses - Public Transportation Options
- Taxi Services - Use reputable companies for safety
- Tips and Other Things of Interest
- Visit during the summer for festivals and open-air concerts
- Check out local markets (Obor Market) for authentic souvenirs
- Experience a traditional Romanian sauna at a “banyă”
- Be mindful of pickpockets in crowded areas
Enjoy Your Stay in Bucharest!