Recently added: Historical landmarks in Bucharest

Uncover the latest gems in Bucharest with our curated list of recently discovered places, likely to have opened within the last three months. Explore the city's newest additions for fresh and exciting experiences.

La Mița Biciclista image
#15

La Mița Biciclista is a restaurant in Bucharest, Romania with well-reviewed from visitors.

4.60 (4.3K reviews)
The Patriarchal Cathedral image
#32

A popular cathedral in Bucharest, Romania with 43 reviews and an average rating of 4.8/5.

4.80 (3.4K reviews)
"Crețulescu" Palace image
#33

"Crețulescu" Palace

Historical landmark

Renaissance-style building designed by Petre Antonescu in the early 1900s for the Creţulescu family.

4.50 (356 reviews)
The Royal Palace of Bucharest image
#35

Ornate former royal residence rebuilt in the 1930s, home to 19th- and 20th-century Romanian art.

4.70 (1.1K reviews)
The Armenian Church image
#43

The Armenian Church

Armenian church

Replica of Etchmiadzin Cathedral, built in the early 1900s & richly decorated with idols & artwork.

4.60 (674 reviews)
The Italian Church image
#44

The Italian Church

Catholic church

Red-brick Italian Catholic church mixing neo-Romanesque & neo-Gothic styling, consecrated in 1916.

4.70 (750 reviews)
Kretzulescu Church image
#45

Kretzulescu Church

Orthodox church

Red-brick Orthodox church with bell towers dating to the 1720s, plus later icons & interior frescos.

4.70 (1.1K reviews)
The "Choral" Temple image
#46

Synagogue inaugurated in the 1860s, designed to echo Vienna's neo-Moorish Leopoldstädter Tempel.

4.50 (1.2K reviews)
The New "Saint George" Church image
#48

Early 1700s Orthodox church with frescoes, mosaics & the ornate tomb of Constantin Brâncoveanu.

4.80 (2.5K reviews)
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#50

University Square

Historical landmark

A regular site for protests & events, this spacious plaza is surrounded by historic buildings.

4.50 (8.5K reviews)

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