Best places: Tourist attractions in Bucharest, Romania

Erected in the 1930s, this church with a simple, white exterior is decorated with frescoes inside.

Iconic neoclassical concert hall opened in 1888 hosting the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra.

Dancing water displays set to music, lights & 3D projections, held every weekend from May-October.

Orthodox monastery founded during the reign of Alexander II Mircea (1568–77) & often restored since.

👍👍 Die älteste Kirche in Bukarest ist definitiv einen Besuch wert! Einfach nur wunderschön! Vergesst nicht einen Wunschzettel auszufüllen (liegen links beim Eingang auf einem kleinen Tisch) und werft ihn dann in den kleinen Holzkasten (ebenfalls links ca. 2 Meter weiter). Der Priester liest diese Zette...

Monumental mid-1800s Orthodox church with Gothic features, dramatic frescos & stained-glass windows.

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

Ornate church consecrated in 1884, with a marble altar, stained glass windows & vivid frescoes.

👍👍 very beautiful 19th century architecture church at bucharest old town with icons and amazing hand painting on walls, make people feel relaxed! I been here few times and few times I seen peple around with wedding dress as well, I bealive one of the great place for marriage

👍👍 St Nicholas Church. A gate to heaven.

Large park featuring a lake with 5 small islands, plus a church, playgrounds & sports facilities.

Natural history museum with Black Sea & Atlantic wildlife dioramas, plus a humpback whale skeleton.

Former private collection of 19th- & 20th-century Romanian & French art, including Matisse & Renoir.

Orthodox monastery & church from 1724, partly rebuilt in the early 1900s after earthquake damage.

Set in the 19th-century home of a famed painter, this museum features a preserved studio & artwork.

👍👍 The miracle-working icon of the Mother of God and the Holy Relics of several Saints, Saint Nicholas and Saint Nectaria, Saint John the Russian are just some of the reasons to take your steps in this small architectural gem with paintings that speak.... If you wish the help and support of the Mother...

Orthodox monastery in Brâncovenesc style dating to 1715 with carved wooden doors & a museum.

👍 A beautiful religious place, cheerful and in the same time pious location, where many pilgrims are coming for visiting and blessing. Here, there're many religious events, since is the center of Romanian Christian Orthodox headquarters. Worth visiting !

👍👍 Casa Mița Biciclista is also known as Casa Teodorescu, after the Romanian general of the First World War, Constantin Teodorescu and is a historical monument. Mita's nickname comes from Maria Mihăescu and she got it in 1898, thanks to a journalist in love with her, George Ranetti, who noticed her on...

👍👍 Very nice quiet place to work or have a coffee with friends. The food was simple and delicious!