Bucharest dubbed “the little Paris” for its Beaux-Arts-style museums, buildings & churches gives ardent travelers every reason to plan a vacation here. With a huge number of Romania vacation packages that are specifically designed for a Bucharest exploration, it’s quite difficult to decide what to consider. And, this 8-days travel spree through the capital city of Bucharest is amazing. It takes you through the most admired parts of the city helping you with the story lying behind.
Bucharest has seen a turbulent past ~ be it the natural disasters like earthquakes or human-created disasters like war, the city had always been under the state of flux. Today, the city is witnessing a construction boom with high-rise towers making their way everywhere. It looks all decked up with modish glass facades and this is all multiplying magically every year. In addition to that, there are surprises waiting for you everywhere - hiding behind the communist apartment blocks, you will find fresco-coated churches. Unlike many other Romania vacation packages, this 3-days exploration will take you through every hidden nook & cranny of the city.
Let’s begin this journey and discover this sweetly modish city of Bucharest in Romania:
Vacation at a Glance
Day 1: Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum, Parliament Palace & Romanian Athenaeum
Day 2: Lipscani (Old Town), Romanian Peasant Museum & Herăstrău Park
Day 3: Stavropoleos Church, National Museum of Art of Romania & Dealul Mitropoliei
Vacation Highlights
The journey will begin from the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum.
Parliament Palace Exploration. This is one of the largest administrative buildings in the world covering an area of 365,000 square meters and it houses the Parliament of Romania.
Visit the Romanian Athenaeum, an outstanding performance venue.
Begin day 2 with Lipscani (Old Town), where you will get to see the Bucharest before WWII.
Romanian Peasant Museum: The immensely admired folk museum was opened in 1906, which saw an interruption by the Communist regime.
Stavropoleos Church: Unquestionably, this is one of the most decorated and finely designed religious buildings in Bucharest.
Visit the National Museum of Art of Romania.
Visit Dealul Mitropoliei. In the southern part of Union Square is where the incredibly designed Romania’s Orthodox religious institutions are located.
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