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Romania's capital is a beautiful destination thanks to its cultural offering and unique attractions. Whether you visit with friends, family or solo, time in Bucharest leaves a lasting impression.
The Mercure Bucharest City Centre is perfectly for business or leisure. The Romanian Athenaeum, Royal Palace and George Enescu Museum are nearby, with Metro and bus stations a short walk away. Our rooms boast a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee-making facilities and a laptop-size safe. Enhanced-comfort rooms offer fluffy robes and slippers and a minibar. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, while dedicated workspaces are ideal for guests in Bucharest on business. Pet-friendly rooms are also available.
The ibis Styles Bucharest Airport hotel is 800m from Henri Coanda International Airport, making it an ideal base before flying. A free shuttle bus gets you to the airport in no time. The hotel has 84 modern guest rooms and one aviation-themed meeting room, perfect for business meetings and conferences. Our stylish restaurant offers an à la carte menu serving international and Romanian cuisines. Private parking is available, and you can easily travel to Bucharest Old City Centre, just 16km away.
The ibis Styles Bucharest Erbas is in Northern Bucharest, ideal for families, couples or business guests. Arrive from Otopeni Airport in 20 minutes by car, then walk to Aurel Vlaicu Metro station in 5 minutes. For corporate stays, the Business District of Pipera is less than 1km away. Herastrau Park and Lake are just 15 minutes' walk from the hotel, while The Village Museum and the Arc de Triumph are also nearby. Local restaurants, bars and shops, including Promenada Mall, add to the hotel's convenience.
Ideally located next to the largest park in Bucharest, King Michael I, within the World Trade Center Bucharest complex, the 4-star Pullman is 5 minutes from downtown and 15 minutes from the airport. The hotel offers elegant and spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi, laptop-size safes, mini bar, coffee & tea facilities, LCD TV, bathrooms with bathtubs & shower facilities and with an added bonus of an exquisite view of the park and city. All day long you can enjoy delicious meals & drinks in one of our restaurants.
Mercure Bucharest Unirii is located just minutes away from the center of Bucharest and the historical center itself. Good public transport links to the business and shopping areas and numerous touristic attraction are also within walking distance. Our recently refurbished 12-storey hotel offers a total of 95 rooms. All rooms are furnished with elegant modern furniture and offer the perfect environment for you to relax during your stay. In the Library Bistro you can savor delicious dishes and enjoy drinks.
An international brand hotel designed for travelers seeking local and authentic experiences. Discover a glimpse of history in Cozieni village, where you'll find a remarkable mansion built at the beginning of the 20th century and recently reborn in 2023 as a 4* hotel, Mercure Conacul Cozieni. This architectural masterpiece offers a perfect blend of inspiration, relaxation, and fairytale comfort for both business and leisure activities.
Looking for a cool place to stay downtown Bucharest, minutes away from Cismigiu Park or Gara de Nord Central Station? The ibis Styles Bucharest City Center is the answer as it has everything the traveler needs: shelter in 152 guest rooms, private parking, a tasty cuisine in a tavern, a lobby bar and a generous place for the community's functions and celebrations. We invite you to discover our surprising design combining the traditional and the contemporary and to discover the true spirit of our people.
Enjoy an amazing journey in our newest Ibis Bucharest Politehnica hotel, the place to be for a good sleep, a fantastic meal or a good time to relax. Situated in a business area, next to Politehnica University, the first Agora concept Ibis hotel in Europe, is waiting for its guests in 158 rooms, equipped with Sweet bed concept, minibar, safe. It is a vibrant social hub for relaxing, eating or drinking in Alberts'Place restaurant and bar and having great business meetings in the conferences facilities.
Novotel Bucharest City Centre is a perfect choice either for a business trip, a city break or a family holiday. It offers air-conditioned rooms with a laptop safe, LCD TV, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities. Winestone Victoriei 37 restaurant offers a dynamic and sophisticated atmosphere and serves regional dishes, along with a wide selection of Romanian and international wines. Free Wi-Fi Internet, 10 fully equipped meeting rooms and a Wellness Centre.
Getting to Bucharest is easy. The city has two airports: Bucharest Henri Coanda Airport (Otopeni), the largest, and Bucharest Aurel Vlaicu Airport (Baneasa), the smaller. Wondering how to get to Bucharest from the airport? Most domestic flights land at Otopeni Airport. From there, it's an easy 30-minute drive to the city. Hop in a taxi or save a few leu when you ride a dedicated airport train or shuttle bus. There are many unmissable sights and attractions in Bucharest. Like most European capitals, the city boasts impressive historical and modern architecture, including beautiful churches, government buildings and monuments. These are some of the top things to see in Bucharest, no matter how long you're staying:
Bucharest's impressive Palace of Parliament (also called the Republic's House, the People's House, or the People's Palace) is the second-largest administrative building in the world. Visitors can see inside on a guided tour, which must be booked before getting there. Standard tours include some of the Palace's main rooms and hallways, while other options include basement tours. Step back in time and see solid wood furniture, crystal chandeliers and towering marble columns at every turn. There are more than 3,000 rooms in the Palace, each with a unique function and design. Guided tours don't take you through all of them, but you'll get a good feel for Bucharest's parliament when you spend a few hours exploring.
The Romanian Athenaeum is an impressive concert hall in the center of Bucharest. It's also one of the city's most famous landmarks. Whether you head there for the beautiful Neoclassical design or visit to enjoy a performance, this is an attraction you won't want to miss.
Historic churches are often the most beautiful buildings in European cities. The Stravropoleos Monastery Church in Bucharest is no exception. This tiny church is one of the most attractive monuments in the city, nestled in the heart of Bucharest's Old Town. This eighteenth-century Brancovenesc masterpiece combines Oriental, Byzantine and late Italian Renaissance elements. Look out for carved stone columns and doors, beautiful, intricate window frames and detailed frescoes. The monastery is also home to a collection of rare historical items and religious books.
The Arcul de Triumf, in central Bucharest, is the city's triumphal archway and one of its most famous monuments. The celebratory arch was initially made from wood in 1878 when Romania gained independence. It was constructed for troops to march through on their way into the city. After World War I, the Arcul de Triumf was rebuilt on the same site. Over a decade later, in 1936, the arch we know today was built from sturdy granite. Military parades are held under the arch every year on December 1st, Romania's National Day. If you happen to be in Bucharest during the celebration, head to the Arcul de Triumf to join the festivities.
Whatever your reasons for visiting Bucharest, the city's unique attractions are a perfect way to build out your itinerary.
The National Village Museum, or Dimitrie Gusti, is an open-air museum in King Mihai I Park. This charming museum first opened in 1936, after being designed to teach visitors about life in rural parts of Romania. Travel through various times, periods and Romanian cultures when wandering around the houses, farms and mills that make up the museum. It's the best way to get a feel for days gone by and an exciting way to enjoy one of Bucharest's beautiful green spaces.
Cismigiu Gardens is Bucharest's most central public park. It's home to beautifully-kept lawns and flowerbeds, lakes and woodland, a perfect place to visit come rain or shine. This large garden is one of the best places to relax in the city, a beautiful backdrop for picnics, games and time spent outdoors. More than 30,000 trees in Cismigiu Gardens were transported from the Romanian Mountains. At the same time, exotic plants were carried here from Vienna's botanical gardens. Cismigiu Gardens' highlights include the Roman Garden is laid out in the ancient style and is home to statues and busts of some of Romania's most famous writers. The vast lake offers boating in summer and ice skating in the winter. Looking for refreshments? Kiosks, cafés and terraces are open throughout the year, while children's playgrounds to keep little ones happy.
Bucharest is an excellent destination for foodies, offering plenty of delicious Romanian dishes and drinks you may never have tried before. Wondering what to eat in Bucharest? Look no further.
Sarmale(cabbage rolls) are one of the most famous Romanian foods, often considered the country's national dish. Cabbage leaves are stuffed with rice and minced meat, vegetables and local herbs, then slowly cooked in clay. Cabbage rolls are usually served with mamaliga(a traditional corn flour mash) and sour cream. More unmissable Romanian dishes include ciorba de burta (tripe soup), balmoș(a mash of corn flour, butter and cheese) and jumari(crunchy smoked bacon). Prefer something sweet? Papanasi is a fried, cheesy doughnut served with soured cream and sweet jam.
Caru' cu Bere is one of the best places to head for an authentic taste of Romania. This classic restaurant dates back to 1879, boasting a stunning interior and celebrating Romanian beer culture. It's one of the oldest breweries in Bucharest, serving many tasty traditional dishes. Hanul Lui Manuc is another excellent option offering two menus: Romanian and Lebanese. Both showcase diverse dishes from their cuisine. Or head to Torna Fratre for your authentic Romanian meal. This restaurant serves traditional dishes and is also known for its excellent seafood. Folklore and live music performances add to the ambience from Wedesday to Sunday.