Village MuseumFounded by Royal Decree in 1936, and covering 15 hectares on the shores of Lake Herastrau, the Village Museum is one of the greatest outdoor museums in the Balkans.

Parliament PalaceRomania's most famous building, was built during the darkest days of Nicolae Ceausescu regime. The biggest building in Europe.

Historic CentreThe Historic Centre of the city is usually referred to as simply Lipscani, the name of its most prominent street.

Peasant MuseumThe museum offers well laid out and presented exhibits which tell you all you need to know about the diverse and fascinating history of life around the country over the past four centuries

Cotroceni MuseumConstructed from 1891, is today the official residence of the Romanian President; part is open as a museum.

Baneasa ZOOThe biggest ZOO in Romania

Botanical GardenThe biggest botanical garden in Romania

Herastrau ParkHome of numerous attractions, including children's playgrounds, a fairground, an open-air theatre, gardens, promenades and the central lake

Cismigiu GardensThe most central of the city's public gardens, Cismigiu is a haven of lawns, trees, flowers and lakes.

National OperaThe place where the history of the Bucharest lyrical performance closely mirrors the evolution of the Romanian society over the last two centuries, more and more naturally integrated into the European civilization.

National TheatreThe National Theatre presents an eclectic mix of new plays and classics. It aspires to reflect in its repertoire the diversity of the nation's culture.

Romexpo Exhibition CentreRomexpo Exhibition Centre, situated on the Northern side of the city, at 10-15 minutes away by driving from Best Western Stil Hotel.