La Fabrica
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You will enjoy the nice food and interesting setting and you can also find some interesting artifacts and clothes in the small shops in the courtyard.
Browse through the funny menu and take a sip of strawberry lemonade on the terrace!
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Stavropoleos Monastery
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Stavropoleos monastery is also one of the very few churches in the old town center which survived the Big Fire in 1847, that destroyed a large part of the old city. You should come here in summer and spend some time in the courtyard and you will instantly feel the peace and tranquility surrounding you.
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The Best Road in the World: Transfăgărășan Road Day Trip from Bucharest Small Group
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10 h
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French, English, Spanish, German, Italian
Muzeul Satului
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18
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This outdoor museum makes a pleasant walk in any season and is as close to rural life as one can get in the heart of Bucharest. You will be impressed by the intricate details of vernacular architecture. You can also taste local food specialties at the museum’s restaurant.
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Botanic Garden
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Apart from the native species, a vast array of nonnative trees and flowers are acclimated and thrive in the garden. The largest greenhouse is set up as a tropical forest. A botanic museum with over 5,000 species of plants is housed by a recently renovated beautiful building in the Brancovan style.
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Museum of the Romanian Peasant
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The museum features the richest folk art collection in Romania, with over 90,000 artifacts that trace the colorful and diverse cultural life of the Romanian people. The Pottery Collection includes some 18,000 items. Equally impressive, the Costume Collection comprises almost 20,000 traditional folk costumes.
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Romanian Atheneum
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The Atheneum is Europe's last historical concert hall. It also offers some wonderful frescoes depicting the whole history of Romania, starting with the Roman occupation, up to the Unification of the early 20th century.
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The National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC)
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This space is a challenge for exhibitors - Romanian and international artists, curators and art critics - and an opportunity to give it a new meaning through their unconventional and creative ideas. MNAC owns an impressive digital archive of the images of Romanian modern and contemporary art.
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Hanul lui Manuc
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Built by an Armenian called Emanuel Mârzaian (Manuc), one of the richest and most influential merchants of his times in the Balkan region, Manuc's Inn was built about two hundred years ago, providing lodging and shelter for the caravans on their trade routes.
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Macca-Villacrosse Passage
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Macca-Villacrosse passage, connecting Calea Victoriei and a smaller street opening onto the banking headquarter in Lipscani area, was completed in 1891 and looks quite similar to other glass covered passages in Milan and Paris - which were quite fashionable at the turn of the 20th century.
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Parcul Cişmigiu
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Originally designed by the German landscape gardener Wilhelm Meyer in the 1850s as an English garden, Cişmigiu is still a favorite place of walk for many Bucharesters. As a charming detail, the oldest newspaper kiosk in Bucharest can be seen near the entrance from Bd. Regina Elisabeta.
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Parliament Palace
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The palace boasts 12 stories, 1,100 rooms, a 328-ft-long lobby and four underground levels, including an enormous nuclear bunker. The interior is a luxurious display of crystal chandeliers, mosaics, oak paneling, marble, gold leaf, stained-glass windows and floors covered in rich carpets.
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Bucharest History & Art Museum
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Housed in the neoclassical Sutu Palace(1834), the museum features some 300,000 artifacts, from coins, books, maps, engravings, paintings, arms and furniture to old traditional costumes. Among the most valuable exhibits are the document attesting for the first time the name of the city of Bucharest, issued by Vlad Tepes in 1459.
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ARCUB
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The impeccably refurbished construction built in the ‘30s and its quintessentially Art Deco style is representative for the glorious period in between the two world wars when Bucharest was known as Little Paris. You could also have the chance to see/hear great performances by local artists.
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Hanul cu Tei
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You can walk through the inner court and explore the shops, buy antiques or oil paintings by contemporary artists. If you want to know about the fashion of the day, do not miss “Hippy Hippy Shake”, young people’s favorite clothing and accessories store, a real trendsetter for the Bucharest street fashion.
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Muzeul Colecţiilor de Artă
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The museum is housed by one of Bucharest’s great palaces, “Romanit”. Built in 1812 after an earthquake devastated the city in 1802, it is among the first modern architecture buildings of the capital, in Neoclassical style. The collections are organized chronologically and by art trends in all the three palace wings.
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