The 46 best free attractions in Bucharest

The Romanian Parliament it's a wonder of the world. The heavies building in the world and the second biggest administration building in the world after the Pentagon. Inside you will be fascinated by the architecture and luxury of the rooms, halls and chandeliers. Ones of the biggest and most beautiful in the world. I highly recommend it to visit! I recommend not to by tickets in advance, buying from the entrance it's the best thing you can do!

This visit you must include in your itinerary for Bucharest! Fascinating facts about a larger-than-life dictator's house will put your life in perspective. Absolutely ensure this tour. Do not forget your passport! Tickets are only sold in the building.

The Palace of Parliament is one of those sights everyone should probably see when visiting Bucharest. The sheer size of the building is impressive, and then inside is a maze of one large marble floored room after another. Note their is a number of security check points to get on a tour, scanners and passport/ID checks. We had an English speaking guide who was very knowledgeable and also brought his own funny wit to the tour. Total tour is about an hour

I highly recommend buying tickets in advance, as visits are guided and limited to a specific time and number of people. The tour was both interesting and informative - our guide shared a lot of details about the building. The Parliament features beautiful rooms, stunning staircases, and a variety of marble throughout. Being one of the largest parliament buildings in the world, it’s definitely a must-see if you’re spending time in Bucharest.

Tua building is surely impressive, the inside even more. The price for a 1 hour visit from ver the top. The guide was good and it’s worth while visiting but still, pricy.

A really nice building to visit but IMPORTANT BOOK A TOUR BEFORE HAND or you have a great chance that you can not visit. Also security is like at the airport so passportand is needed and no liquidsare allowed inside. But it is a really magnificent building with a lot of different palace styles you can see. Really recommend to see it, it also has a souvenir shop.

This is a must-have visit when you are in town. There are many local resources used to built this extraordinary building but also the history is quite interesting to hear. Sad to know that the cost is high but the full extent is not used. The tour gives you 7% of the whole building but still enough to see the major ballrooms and conference rooms that are unique for this building. This building offer many one of a kind and world records so highly recommend to see it with your own eyes. We did not do any pre-work, thus we managed to book the time slot on spot, wait 2h and came back. There is a security check (no liquids, can buy after entering) into the building and then ID check once the guided tour starts. There is no possibility to wander around alone. I actually had a positive experience, especially thanks to the guide (man, under 30ties, laid back, sarcastic humour and attentive). Unfortunately cannot remember the name of the guide but highly recommend him. For fellow pregnant ladies, we did total over 100 stairs which was not bad at all. Buy water and bring it with you of visiting on a hot summer day.

This park is Bucharest's equivalent of Central Park in New York. It's a green space that hosts important biodiversity for the city. It's also a popular spot for family outings, with playgrounds, sports facilities, and some of the best restaurants and clubs in town. The park is quite expansive and serves as a little oasis within the city.

Expect a wonderful walk around the entire lake. Must see.

Amazing park Very highly recommended for families or even single. Coffee shop and

A huge lake with a scenic path along the bank. There are many magnificent swamp green cypresses on the bank. You'll find many good cafes & restaurants here, playgrounds for children, sports grounds. One of the sports ground very old, iron & tough, especially for workout men & women) Only horizontal bar, ladder, rope with knots & pylon(look at it in the last photo)!!! A very good place for running in hot weather, because you are running all distance along the bank with beautiful landscape and in a shadow of trees.

The biggest park in Bucharest! We have enjoyed strolling throughout the park. One may choose to avail the bike rentals but be careful as the bike lanes are allotted in between pedestrian lanes. There are plenty of kiosks to buy local and commercial ice creams, baked goods and drinks. Likewise many restaurants to choose from. Nice view by the lake definitely! It can be crowded in the evening as many families spend time here. Some part of the park requires better maintenance otherwise really beautiful. You can rent a private paddling boat or just buy a ticket for 15 Lei for a 25 minute boat ride like we did because the weather was too hot. You'll better appreciate the place with this short boat tour but no audio guide available. We had late lunch at a big and busy restaurant calles Beraria. There are oftentimes a big event happening here during summer. Though we were surprised how the staffs acted efficiently and they all spoke fluent English as communication for locals was a huge problem in many places. We spend time here pleasurably by visiting at the last moment the the National village museum located also just near the park. An entrance fee of 15 lei for adults. We went there about 1hr before closing time (19:00) which is not enough. Better allot about 2 to 2.5 hours when visiting this museum. Worth the visit!

Best park of the city beautiful views a lake in the middle you can enjoy the whole day there nice restaurants and coffee shops also you can take big walks or rent a bicycle 🚳

Beautiful lush green park. Here you can enjoy cycle ride, kayak and kanu in the lake, enjoy local snacks in different stalls and also enjoy food and music in the Hard Rock cafe...so many activity you can here...actually very good place.

Visiting the Stavropoleos Monastery was like stepping gently into another time. The moment I entered, I felt as though I was almost touching the past, a feeling very similar to walking the sacred streets of Jerusalem. The silence, the intricate stone and wood carvings, and the soft light all create an atmosphere of deep peace and reverence. It’s a small place, but filled with immense spiritual energy. A true jewel of Bucharest, where history, faith, and beauty come together in harmony.

Tucked away in the bustling old part of town … And I dare to say it like that because we passed from afar at least 3-4 times 🙄🤪🤭😂 Anyway, the Stavropoleos Monastery is a serene escape in the center of town. It was build in 1724. It is a tiny Orthodox church with incredible stone carvings and a peaceful courtyard that feels worlds away from the city’s chaos. Inside, the stones, frescoes and green create a peaceful atmosphere while they whisper stories of resilience. The monastery is small but it radiates quiet strength and harmony. A true hidden gem in a vibrant city.

This small monastery is one of the most beautiful and spiritual places in Bucharest. Built in 1724, the architecture is simply stunning — intricate details, stone carvings, and frescoes that reflect centuries of faith and artistry. The peaceful courtyard and the gentle chanting inside create a moment of calm amid the city’s bustle. I highly recommend visiting for anyone who wants to feel a true sense of Romanian spirituality and history.

A very peaceful place in the middle of Old Town Bucharest. Nice to sit in the garden arra with birds chirping and less city noise. The church interior is calm and pretty with live singing when I visited.

A Sanctuary of Art and History in Bucharest Nestled within the lively and often bustling streets of Bucharest's historic Old Town, there is a beautiful and serene sanctuary that stands as a stunning contrast to the city's energy. This is the Stavropoleos Monastery Church, a true hidden gem that feels like a discovery the moment you find its peaceful courtyard. From the outside, the church is an absolute masterpiece of the Brâncovenesc architectural style, a unique Romanian blend of Renaissance and Byzantine elements. Built in the early 18th century, its façade is a tapestry of intricate stone carvings and delicate floral motifs that are astonishing in their detail. The graceful columns and beautiful arches of the entrance are a testament to the skill of the artisans who crafted this stunning monument. It's a building that invites you to pause and appreciate the quiet beauty of its design before you even step inside. The feeling of awe only deepens within its walls. The interior, while not large, is overwhelmingly beautiful and feels rich with centuries of history. Almost every surface is covered in magnificent frescoes that glow with a soft light. The space is a symphony of colors and intricate details, with every scene and figure meticulously painted. The atmosphere is further enhanced by the peaceful scent of incense and the hushed tones of visitors, creating a profound sense of quiet reverence. The surrounding monastery courtyard is just as essential to the experience as the church itself. It's a peaceful, enclosed space with a beautiful cloister and a small garden, offering a moment of quiet reflection away from the energetic streets. This peaceful haven is home to a library that holds a fascinating collection of old books and manuscripts, adding another layer of historical depth to the visit. The Stavropoleos Monastery Church is more than just a place of worship; it is an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression. It's an absolute must-see for anyone who appreciates breathtaking art, a deep sense of history, and a tranquil escape from the urban hustle.

A must stop during a walk through the old town. The church itself was totally packed during our visit, but I think the main jewelry is the inner courtyard and its impressive, old architecture. Even when experiencing it with other visitors, you can feel the history and peace the place beams. So beautifully built & kept, and the nature and trees around complete the beautiful experience.

Stavropoleos Church was built in 1724 as a chapel for a nearby inn. Many locals consider it the most beautiful church in Bucharest. It features beautiful paintings and icons, and a small garden.

I visited the whole museum, and had a great opportunity because the day i went there the tickets were free. Everywhere there are cloakrooms to leave your bag or coat. The collection is nice and for discovering everything (not perfectly but for me it was enough) you’ll need few hours. A great place to discover romanian culture and history

It is really nice. I went on the first Wednesday of a month, so the entire thing was free! I really liked the outdoor statuary and the temporary exhibits; but everything was great. Staff friendly, impeccably clean.

The National Museum of Art in Bucharest was one of the highlights of my visit. The building itself feels royal from the moment you enter, especially when you reach the Throne Hall – it’s grand, elegant, and gives you a real sense of Romanian monarchy and history. The hall is beautifully preserved and feels like stepping back in time. The art galleries are well organized, with both Romanian and European paintings. I liked that many pieces have explanations in English, which helped me understand the background and influences of the artists. It wasn’t crowded when I went, so I could take my time in each room and enjoy the atmosphere without rushing. One of the most interesting parts for me was the carpets exhibition. It’s something unique – large historical carpets with beautiful patterns and colors, some from royal collections. You can really see the craftsmanship and how important textiles were in Romanian culture. The museum is quiet, peaceful, and perfect for anyone who enjoys history, architecture, or classical art. It’s not a quick visit – you should plan at least two hours to really see everything. I recommend coming early in the day to have it almost to yourself. Bring some patience, as there are multiple sections and you may need to follow a route, but it’s worth it. Overall, a fascinating look into Romanian art and royal heritage, especially the Throne Hall and the impressive carpet collection.

Great and diverse collection of Romanian, European and Oriental artworks. Very rich if collection of Japanese, Indian, even Middle Eastern arts. Those Samurai and swords are a must see

Visited on a weekday & it was easy going with less crowd traffic. Although the museum looks beautiful upon entry with a nice garden of statues, the interiors of the building look aged & tired. Most of the artwork are intriguing. There were quite a few with artists that remain anonymous, which lends some mystery to those paintings. The building is old so the ventilation is poor so be aware that a couple rounds of the exhibits will have you sweating bullets. Keep hydrated & be sure to have a small meal before arriving.

huge gallery with lots of things to be seen and highly appreciated! the way how the artworks are being displayed to the public shows how professional, strict and appreciative towards art the staff are. i would recommend visiting after having a nice meal since the museum expands into several buildings and you wouldn’t want to go there while being tired. it’s a must visit!!!

Very nice building located in the center of Bucharest where several other Romania architectural masterpieces found. Unlike officially declared on Google, the ticket is 80 lei and not 4 euro. The exhibitions inside are nice but not as marv3llous and rich as in some other european museums. The king palace chanbers are very nice.

A must-visit for anyone interested in Romanian history! The staff at the ticket counter are friendly. The museum has some of the most important historical artifacts related to Romanian history. There are also excellent temporary exhibitions worth seeing. However, some of the interior staff, like security, seemed a bit unfriendly and rushed to close 10min early. Overall, this is a must-visit and highly recommended!

greatly exponated museum with interactive features for its visitors! i loved the trajan’s column replica and the multimedia video for its history. the temporary exhibition was also interesting and the treasury was absolutely beautiful. the entrance fee was cheap and the employees were helpful and kind.

Very well maintained museum for a hot afternoon in Bucharest. This museum contains a lot about Romanian history, the collection is very broad and the placement is also well thought out. There was a decent amount of information available and especially the treasure room was really cool and interesting to see. For the price you cannot go wrong.

Great museum, with a very diverse collection. I went in the other day and it turned out to also be temporarily for free (from the very affordable ticket price in the first place). Definitely enjoyed visiting and got myself also a few beautiful souvenirs and a book from their shop, also at an affordable price.

The exhibit isn’t very large, and the English information signs are limited or unengaging. The replica of Trajan’s Column is fascinating, though it too could use more detailed explanations. Entry is 20 Lei per person.

The National gallery houses 3 different museums, the museums of Romanian history, the European section, and the oriental museum. All 3 boast of very rich collections

Big with cool stuff but many things/exhibitions didn't have an English translation Cheap ticket ,you could pay with credit card but if you wanted to buy souvenirs you could only puy with lei(Romanian cash)

It is located in a very beautiful building that immediately catches your eye and makes you curious to see what's inside. Unfortunately, the interior did not meet my expectations, the collection was quite small compared to the building's impressive exterior and the name it carries. I hope they improve it in the future.

This is a very good museum with lots to see but a few minor points. There are QR codes throughout the museum; however when you scan a code you come to a Romanian webpage with no translation opportunity. There were, however, information sheets in each of the rooms so that you could get some ideas about the items. But the QR codes were available on most items, which would have been useful. There were not many people in, and there was no queue.

An adult ticket will cost you 20 RON. I visited on 05/10/25 and the top floor(s?) were closed because of apparent renovations. From what I was told, the upper section of the museum holds gold and other items from the National treasury, so it was a shame that it’s not open at the moment. On the ground floor there is a basic collection of various traditional things- icons, painted eggs, costumes, liturgical objects, and the remains of an abandoned church. On the exterior grounds there is another church and a few more structures to look at. Interestingly enough, on the side of the museum, you can see a very large mosaic which I suppose is a remnant from the Ceaușescu era. There is also a gift shop with many unique items, featuring racks upon racks of traditional handmade costumes for you to buy. Worth a look! All in all, even with the closures, I would say it is worth it for the 20 RON fee, and I enjoy contributing to a place that is focused on the preservation of this nation’s colorful history, culture and traditions.

If you are so lucky to visit Bucharest you MUST visit this museum. When you not only see, but appreciate that so many of the implements on display, the iconography artwork and crosses are HANDMADE by peasants, you will experience a life changing moment. The beauty, the talent, the love for values is breathtaking.

On Monday and Tuesday there are only six houses that are open so tickets are half price. Still enough to occupy you for a few hours. Lots of cats around which makes photos more interesting. Worth a visit.

A smaller museum with interesting cultural items showcasing average people. An interesting contrast to the National Palace (separate museum). Allow for two hours; good for adults 15+. Inexpensive.

Ultra-central location, impressive building. My expectation was to find many things belonging to the Romanian heritage, which would highlight the peasant traditions, the popular costume, In a word, to let you discover the Romanian peasant, his authenticity. Unfortunately, I discovered very few exhibits, in places an extremely abstract exhibition, instead of explanations for each exhibit, an A4 sheet with a story and some kind ladies who answered your questions. Also, it seemed completely absurd to me, to visit another exhibition, to leave the Central Museum, to go around the building, to enter a restaurant, and then to go up one floor to find the respective room...

This is a lovely park! Lots of shaded paths and benches. There’s a charming little waterfall with a little pond in the middle where you can rent paddle and row boats. There’s an epic playground for kids. There are a number of places where you can stop for a coffee, some food and snacks (including ice cream). Great spot to kill some time on a hot day.

Very nice garden. There are many benches, beautiful flowers around, nice lake and some restaurants/cafes. You can also rent a boat for nice time in the lake.

Good park. Pretty big, many benches. Has places for kids to play, has quiet places to read book or meditate. Has places to have a drink or snack. Free toilets area available, not the best quality, but better than nothing. Long Lake.

Beautiful park in the center of Bucharest. A perfect place for a walk, to read a book, let the kids play, or enjoy a coffee. Great spot to relax and spend a weekend doing whatever you like.

Maybe this is one of the oldest park in Bucharest, I’m not sure, but carries some “little Paris” vibes. If you like the colourful part of nature, I recommend to visit it between March and October.

I really enjoy the parks in Bucharest. The city seems very green and has these peaceful places that you can rest or have a nice walk. The playground in this park is big and very fun.

Nice park to visit. Beautiful tracks, flowers, small caffee, kayaks, many places to relax

It's gorgeous, incredibly beautiful. We arrived almost at 9 o'clock when they were closing and turning off the lights. We entered, then they turned all the lights back on to let us enjoy it. 100% recommendable.

Small but beautiful Orthodox cathedral. Finely decorated both inside and outside. Definitely worth a visit if you pass by the center of the city. The cathedral is only 5 mins walk from the main square (bus and metro stops). Free entry and no ticket required. There are no panels explaining the images but you can google it and understand part of the cycles of frescoes both on the interior and exterior walls. Also, the square in front of it is a very quiet and peaceful place (closed to traffic).

beautiful area and cathedral. Be warned, you cannot take photos or video within the cathedral, but the surrounding area and exterior offer some great photo opportunities.

The Patriarchal Cathedral, known as Catedrala Patriarhală din București, is a truly magnificent church that deserves to be on every traveler's list. Its architectural beauty and historical significance make it a must-see attraction in the city. The intricate details and grandeur of the cathedral are sure to leave visitors in awe. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply appreciate fine architecture, this cathedral offers an unforgettable experience. It is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of București, making it a place of great importance and admiration.

A must on the map of Bucharest - seems to be like a spiritual heart of the city. Powerfully beautiful church, spiritual, mystical atmosphere- in the heart of the city, yesterday very calm and relaxed.

Amazing choir ❤️ amazing priests 😇 every divine liturgy is a joy for the spirit and a true spiritual world for the soul ✨️ ❤️ the icons are of outstanding beauty

Monastic complex, a major spiritual, cultural and historical landmark for Romanians. Built in the 17th century, founded by a Wallachian ruler, and seat of the Romanian patriarchate. Typical Brâncoveș architecture, richly ornamented interior and necropolis of several metropolitans and patriarchs.

Absolutely stunning park! The perfect place to relax, unwind, and enjoy nature. The walking trails are well-maintained, the green spaces are beautiful, and there are plenty of benches to sit and take in the peaceful atmosphere. It’s also great for families, with clean playgrounds and picnic areas. Whether you’re going for a morning jog or just a quiet afternoon, this park is a hidden gem. Highly recommend!

Nice place to relax, playgrounds for kids, playground for dogs, dedicated track for jogging (not usable during the busy days), large lake in the middle, new fountains . Difficult to be reached and to enjoy for the people in a manual wheelchair ...works well for those in electric wheelchairs as there are tracks on different elevation levels connected with stairs or the alkey has a high gradient.

It is the cleanest and well-maintained park in Bucharest in my opinion. It has a lake, greenery, trees, birds, benches, dustbins and free toilets. It's a wonderful park!

One of the really nice places I visited in Bucharest was Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park and honestly I didn’t expect it to be this peaceful and beautiful. If you want to walk relax or just clear your mind this is the spot. There’s a big lake inside the park that gives the whole place a calming vibe. I walked around it the full loop is around 4 km so it’s perfect if you want a one hour walk. You don’t feel the time at all because you’re surrounded by nature the whole way. What caught my attention were the fountains in the middle of the lake. They’re simple but add a nice touch especially when the sunlight hits the water. You’ll also see a lot of ducks and turtles just chilling by the lake or swimming around. It really gives life to the park and makes it feel like you’re walking through something more than just trees and pathways. The park is full of green spaces big trees small bridges and quiet benches. Whether you’re alone or with someone it’s just a good place to sit down and enjoy. What I liked is that it’s not too crowded even on weekends. You see families people jogging walking dogs but it’s still calm. If you’re in Bucharest and looking for a chill place to walk have coffee or just disconnect from the city noise I’d definitely recommend this park. It’s one of those hidden gems that’s not always on the tourist list but gives you a real feel of the city’s peaceful side. Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park simple clean relaxing you’ll enjoy it for sure.

It's a great place to roam around or just seat on grass or hang a hammock and relax. The park is really clean. And adding the fountain at the Lake as it's new night attraction. It's very close to where I leave and comes here with my son almost everyday. The only this missing is to have more proper Toilets around the park. Overall its a great place to spend with friends or family.

One of the best Parks in Romania Nice vibes , view , services

I went to this park for a festival, and it was so busy.. not sure is weekends ar always so but either way i will come back if i’ll be in the area

The park is nice, even if some parts aren't maintained on a daily basis. The unknown soldier monument is impressive and the park had many locals come to ride, jog, or just walk work their children. It gives a feeling that you're visiting their place, not so much a tourist trap, which is refreshing.

A beautiful park slightly off the main city area. Found by mistake but well worth a visit. If we had been able to read Google maps then we wouldn't have found it!!! A moving tribute memorial to the unknown soldier which has a guard constantly. Then a walk down a different path on the way out led to the most amazing little restaurant & bar underneath a bridge called Le Pod. Definitely go and enjoy a beer 🍻😊

Beautiful, large park with many large trees that provide shade, many trails, several ponds (some have ducks). Lovely park to visit and take a walk if you are near by.

Small park but great location. Lots of benches to seat a beautiful fontain in the main entrance. Also a restaurant located close to the entrance. In the front of the park lots of parking spaces.

An incredibly pretty park with sculptures and monuments, ponds and lots of benches to sit on. Conveniently located - not far from the city center, a perfect spot for a relaxing walk!

Nice place for walk Founded in 1906, this picturesque park features a French-style garden, historical monuments, a mausoleum, and a lake.

The most beautiful park in the capital... as far as I can overlook this after one day of exploring the city.

There is a free walking tour around the cemetery, which was very informative and interesting. The guide Daniel is very well-informed and his English is brilliant! :-) The cemetery itself is also very interesting, it could just need some measures...

Maybe for you sound a little bit scary, but trust me, it's totally worth it. You can see amazing sculpture and unique architectural places. Here are a great part of our Romanian history .

Beautiful tombstones and mausoleums. If you're not familiar with Romanian history and literature / culture, it's unlikely that you'll find something of interest there. The cats were cute though!

Definitely worth visiting on a guided tour, one like free tours is highly recommended. Although it dates back only to 1800, it holds a rich and intriguing history of Bucharest, some of its prominent figures, legends and most interestingly architectural treasures for fans of architecture, especially what they call it New Roman style. The contrast between rich and poor is very évident, though.

A visit during the tour, Dark Side of Bucharest. We had a very friendly and nice guide with us. She told many stories about the cemetery and some secrets about famous people beeing there. The area has a very dark and sad history and not only for the ordinary reasons, also because of how some people has been handle by others. You can get a lot of special photos and videos there. There is also some nice view with arts, flowers and other plants. One nice cat came to the group and followed us.

remarkable citizens of Romania. A large number of personalities of Romanian culture are buried here, including national poets Mihai Eminescu, George Cosbuc, Mihail Sadoveanu, Ion Luca Caragiale, etc. the great actor Toma Caragiu, Constantin Tănase, architect GM Cantacuzino. It has some interesting monuments, especially from the beginning of the 20th century. Free entrance and toilet available.

Nice place with plenty of historical monuments. Would be great a guided tour. I recommend to watch a videoguide on youtube before the visit. Some parts of the place are not well maintained...

The receptionist was friendly, pointing out that it was 28 lei cash entry if photos are taken, or 13 lei if not. There are plenty of ATMs nearby if you need to get cash. It's a lovely old building with columns, chandeliers and painted ceilings. There is a wide range of exhibits, from ancient tools to the Communist era, and self-portrait paintings. I thoroughly enjoyed it and spent 3.5 hours there. The toilets are down to the right from the entrance. Round the corner from it are a good variety of coffee shops.

Waste of time and money. Other places are better. Famous watch is no longer there. Staff was super unfriendly. No credit card payment possible

Looks like an interesting place - staff at entrance counter are unfortunately very unfriendly to tourists. Of note only cash payment or online payment in advance is possible. Pictures inside come to an extra fee. Probably an interesting place but the unfriendly reception at entrance made me change my plans

If you're familiar with reading a lot of English or Romanian, you'll learn many things about this beautiful town. It doesn't have many things to show, but they genuinely represent the history of Bucharest. Also the building is not the best they could find, and they have this weird policy about taking pictures only by paying in advance a 22 lei tax

A great story, with before & after photos, of how Bucharest was turned into a wonderful city for people into a paradise for the motorcar There's lots of amazing before & afters where you can see plazas filled with humans turned into car parks or motorway junctions Well worth a visit to learn what not to do to your city ever EVER

Truly amazing! The building itself was beautiful but the collection was also very well organised, with information in the form of diagrams (easy to read) and information even up to the modern day. The exhibits were also interesting, especially the photos giving us a glimps to the past.

Cash only. Qr code is website in Romanian. On buses I can buying ticket by phone. 21 century? Card payment? Google or apple pay? There is no payment on the museum website, only the ticket price.

Not bad, especially when there is an event there with food and drinks. I liked the idea that the kids playground is mimicking the parliament, but it really does not sit well for a playground...

Beautiful and relaxing park with a great variety of trees and wild plants. Good view of the Palace of Parliament from the park.

Nice park with lots of trees and grass to chill. Amazing view of the parliament and the newly erected church behind it, both beautiful. The park isn't organised and not cleaned and maintained enough.

Beautiful park right by the Palace of Parliament. Some lovely paths and plenty of shade if not enough benches with the recent warm weather

Not bad. Pretty simple. Has many benches. Has few Toilets. Few places to buy a drink.

Oasis in the heart of the city. Perfect for a stroll or a boat ride. Full of benches, nice and clean.

A park located in the city center. It's not very big but it's quite nice. There is a bus stop and metro right next to the park. 1.2 km from Old Town. If you are looking for a cool place in the summer months, you can choose it.

The building is beautiful, and the security guard was very polite and helpful. If you want to visit the library, please note that it is closed to the public between these dates and there are also visiting hours.

Nice place but a good part under renovation.

We went there and they said it's not possible to visit without reservation. It's 50RON. It's up to you to decide if it's worth the price, I think there are more beautiful places for the same price or even cheaper. Visited the art gallery right across, extremely beautiful building and interior (upper floor) and it was free.

Many thanks to Paul, our funny and patient guide, who made our tour really pleasant even if it took place in the middle of the night and he was under pressure to be quick. The interior of the building is impressive, it’s a pity that visiting it is not so accesible during the normal days (excepting the Nights of Museums).

This library it's not free of use, the cost is 10 RON per day. You need to buy a permis to use it, if you are new you need to wait about an hour to someone to make a tour and explain how to use it.

The statue of King Carol I stands proudly in the middle of the Palace Square, in front of the beautiful building bearing on the frontispiece the King’s name: “Fundatiunea Universitara Carol I”, “Carol I University Foundation”. Preoccupied with increasing the quality of education at all levels, in 1891, with the occasion of 25 years of his reign, King Carol I decided to create a library to be used by university students. “Choosing Ourselves the place of the future building, We wanted it to rise close to Our residence, under Our eyes and protection” The King revealed in a letter addressed to the Prime Minister (“alegând Noi Înşine locul viitoarei clădiri, am vroit ca ea să se ridice aproape de reşedinţa Noastră, sub ochii şi sub ocrotirea Noastră”). The King and the Queen personally donated a large part of the initial book endowment of the library. The Library was heavily damaged during the events of the December 1989 Revolution, when the roof was engulfed by fire. Thousands of manuscripts and rare books of inestimable value perished. Rehabilitation of the building and of the damaged books, records and collections lasted more than 10 years, and the official reopening took place in 2001.The building houses today the Central University Library of Bucharest, a cultural institution of European level.

Amazing architecture with King Carol magnificent statue right in front. Majestic building. There are bikes for rental if you want to shorten your tour in city with bicycles.

A weird little museum containing a series of objets d'art and small paintings and handicrafts, housed in apparently the oldest habitable home in Bucharest. Don't make a special trip but it's worth a look if you're passing just to see the old house which is pretty inside. 12 Lei entry.

12.9.2024 interesting architecture from osman times,but collection rather simple compared with Zambaccian.12RON admission.

Beautiful, small museum, only 3 lei for students and the staff are very polite.

The house, garden and collection are beautiful. However, you go there and you have to do research on the side to understand about the building, its history, the collections, which is never a good experience in a museum.

Lovely place, the architecture, the art, the overall vibes as well as the entire neighbourhood worth exploring with cafes and restaurants

The tour is not guided. The place is not well highlighted, you don't have to spend more than 30 mins here. As most of all museums under local administration of Bucharest city hall, you can only pay by cash... no ATM nearby!!! The surrounding place is fantastic, lot of old and nice buildings!

Melik House, one of the oldest private house in Bucharest built in the second half of the 18th century, today is the Pallady Museum with free entrance on first Wednesday of the month. Closed on every Monday and Tuesday. The garden included is also a nice place for relaxation

I visited the park during autumn and it was a pleasant experience. I lived for many years in Bucharest, but only now I discovered this area. The landscape was a little dry so I will try to visit it in spring as well to compare the view.

Stunning natural park. A real treat to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and its right there in the centre.

I don’t know what to think of this place along with the city of Bucharest. It feels like you’re in a nuclear war zone, like a scene in The Last of Us. It doesn’t seem maintained like a park and it was really dry when we went at the end of the summer. I couldn’t tell it was a delta. That’s all a summary of what people have said in their reviews… but I realized this is what people miss: 🌾 It’s not meant to be a classic recreational park and more an area for natural exploration 🌾 Unique landscape in the middle of the city 🌾 Wild birds, reptiles and other rare species 🌾 If you’re into apocalyptic landscapes this place is a gold mine It may not be for everyone but after traveling to 31 countries, I can confirm this is truly a unique thing to see in a city. It’s definitely something that could belong in Atlas Obscura. It really could use some better facilities like a nice stairway though.

Beautiful wild nature in the heart of Bucharest, that I really hope will remain like this. I used to come here with my family 30 years ago and is so nice to see that this area has escape untouched by the modern times of “erase nature and grow buildings”. You can walk, you can ride your bike,is nice and peaceful and full of life.

Nice short trip into the nature. Mixed feelings into the jungles. Maybe in summer it more dry

Disaster to wonder about a good walk in a natural fauna. No one looks after the area. Silent.. nowhere to sit and see a view. Interesting and sad to see that a beautiful area with concrete plates.. why these concrete plates here?! No need to come here and experience, may be for observing birds matches the needs.

I did a nice walk on the paths, you also have some information panels with the wild life form the park! And 2 beautiful observation points from where you have a 360 degree view to observe the birds! I recommend to have a binocular, like that you will have a nicer experience!

Overall its nice place, Not the best botanical garden but lovely. You can have some nice pictures near the pond (my wife has those pictures). I also recommend to buy the juice from the orange machine it was very fresh and tasty.

Very nice, I suggest to visit if you came to Bucharest. Just for 3 € you can relax and enjoy nature, feed the ducks and see a lot of species of plants. The only thing is, I think the bathrooms are not so clean and overall they should take care of the little streets. Overall very beautiful!

It’s an average botanical garden. Not the greatest I’ve visited, for sure. Signs were missing for some plants or were just wrong. It doesn’t have a great variety of plants either. I’ll have to come back in different seasons to give it another chance.

Early August might not be the best time to visit the Botanical Garden in Bucharest… Almost everything was quite dry and poorly maintained. Compared to the Botanical Garden in Cluj, unfortunately this one is quite disappointing. ⚠️The ticket prices are divided by sections and only available for purchase at the entrance (where no one mentions that there are multiple sections you can visit…) or online. Adult entry 15 lei, museum 15 lei, greenhouses 15 lei… (Cluj 16 lei for everything) I could also talk about the security staff at the entrance… but better not.” The best thing we saw were the fish in the greenhouse.

I am extremely disappointed with this botanical garden. The roads are bumpy and poorly maintained, and most of the flowers are dead. There is almost nothing to see, yet the ticket price is charged as if it were worth visiting – it is absolutely not. The benches look like they are from the last century and are tied together just so you can sit on them. There is a serious lack of toilets and basic facilities. I expected an educational and enjoyable experience for children, but instead, they learned nothing. This place feels abandoned and neglected, and it gets worse and worse over time. Definitely not worth a visit. ---

We spent every day in this garden, the ticket for students is 2€ and it’s possible to pay by card. There are new clean toilets and even a little caffe shop with cakes

Spacious gardens. Planting areas and some specimens are identified. Plenty seating areas. Kiosk style cafe with limited selections. Easy to get there by bus. It was too hot to go in the glasshouse.

Such a beautiful museum and the guy working there named Paul is such a lovely helpful young man. Security v friendly also. It's defo worth visiting ☺️ it's also free. You can give a donation if you like.

Pretty small but with a exhibitions about the Jewish community in Romania. There is a tour guide that explains you about the museum and the exhibitions.

Absolutely fabulous! 100% worth visiting.

Hot inside, lots of information, need ID to enter. Check opening times beforehand.

An excellent small museum that encapsulates the talents of Romanian Jews and their sad history. Well described.

The Museum of the History of the Romanian Jews was founded in 1978, at the initiative of Moses Rosen (back then, chief rabbi of the Jewish community in Romania), in a building declared a historical monument in 2004.

This fascinating museum is located in the old synagogue of Bucharest, called the Templul Unirea Sfântă Synagogue. The museum reviews the development of the Jewish community in Romania over the years, and includes rare exhibits of ancient books, objects and various traditional items. There is an exhibition of items related to religion and ritual, which includes fascinating Judaica items from various times. There are also exhibitions related to the history of the Jewish people during the Holocaust and even tombstones from a destroyed Jewish cemetery. The "Ahdut HaKodesh" synagogue was first dedicated in 1852, was destroyed several times, and finally rebuilt in 1913. From the Second World War until 1978, the synagogue served as an active prayer place. In 1978 Rabbi Moshe Rosen decided to build the museum in question. Today, the building that houses the Museum of the History of Romanian Jewry in the name of Rabbi Dr. David Moshe Rosen is a conservation site as part of Romania's national heritage. The museum building covers an area of ​​305 square meters and includes a floor for women and a gallery for the choir in addition to the ground floor. The building is uniquely designed and the architectural design is fascinating. Moraine, Romanesque and Byzantium features can be seen. This synagogue is reminiscent of the Coral Synagogue, due to the height, splendor, arches of the arches and other features that testify to Hod with an emphasis on functionality. Opening hours: Sunday, Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 to 13:00, Thursday from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 15:00 to 18:00.

They organized a day which was suppose to be open doors for the community! We stayed in line to enter about 1 hour and we decided to leave (horrible organization). Also to consider that this a location that majority of people came with children. To the leadership of this institution, don’t only take your salary and use your mental capabilities to organize these type of events properly!

It is a nice experience if you want to do a different kind of activity. I recommend checking the website beforehand, they update there the planets or stars or whatever is the most impressive things to see on the sky in that week. They also give explanation on when they should arise and set, but depends on the day and weather though. It is a fun experience, I recommend it.

Cash only. It's hard to buy online; the website lags. There's nothing interesting inside. The screens are all glitchy. They didn't let me look through the telescope. I'm disappointed.

Interesting place but not a lot of value, no guide available. The fee is 15 lei.

It was a fun experience, it's worth the 13 Lei ticket, I'll definitely visit again. I'm only giving 4 stars because it would have been nice to have the information also available in English, not just Romanian. As a tourist, looking at the pictures without context doesn't help either. Also, at the rooftop, the guide explained to us in Romanian but the tourists didn't understood much. He was a fine lad, cracking jokes, kept order among the children and explained quite well. Considering the fact that this is a museum, I find it funny how English is not available. I recommend buying the tickets online, at the observatory only cash transaction is available.

First thing: so crowded. We went on the 22nd of July 2023, Saturday, around 8:30 PM. Besides us, there were at least two more groups of 10-12 people and other 5-6 families with kids. People were still arriving. The house and the ones taking care of the organization can't adjust / handle this amount of people, yet. Some of the visitors left because of the heat and crowdedness, even if they already paid the ticket - 10 RON (full price). Some suggestions: especially on hot summer days or on already known-to-be crowded periods they should encourage people to buy tickets online and keep track of the numbers bought. This way more staff can be added to help organizing or to put a limit on the tickets. Also the climate inside can be adjusted properly. Until then it's a bit of a hustle to aqcuire the online tickets - their site redirects you to another site and you still have to search after in order to find tickets for this observatory. Now for the part that counts: There is a lot of info regarding our solar system and it is presented nicely, most of the info is on big screens & there is the English version, too. Some of the terminology was unfamiliar to me, but I searched on google. On the telescope I saw the moon 90 times bigger. This was amazing. Worth waiting from my point of view - there were a lot of points of view from our group :)) but mostly favorable. The man preparing us to look through the telescope was funny and gave good tips especially for parents with kids, so it made the waiting period more pleasant. I wish there was more time and less people in order to take the time to read in peace all that info. But I made photos, so I can read later. It is a fascinating place, up to date with the info. I wish the organization was better done and more ACs.

Amazing place, ideal to discover the universe, suitable for children and adults alike.

Nice park, big and clean. But it will look absolutely amazing when all the fountains will work again. The ones at the Sincai entrance but also the big round one before the bridge.

Beautiful automn in Tineretului Park, great place for relaxing, geting some excercise or just the view while taking a nice breath of fresh air

Great park for walking and relax with nature. I'm recommend.

Quite large park. Clean. Nice playgrounds for kids.

It always feels great when you find nature in the middle of the city. A quiet and chill place. It feels so even when you are at the park's margin and you might hear some cars or ambulance passing. Yes, full of people sometimes, but still can be found some peaceful time in nature.

A wild but a civilized place as well. Nice place for lunch by the lake!

The park is a veritable oasis of biodiversity, teeming with life in all its forms. Butterflies flit gracefully from flower to flower, their delicate wings shimmering in the dappled sunlight. Bees buzz busily amongst the blossoms, collecting nectar to fuel their hive. Squirrels scamper playfully along the forest floor, their bushy tails twitching with excitement as they forage for food. Everywhere I look, I am surrounded by the wonders of the natural world, each creature playing its part in the intricate tapestry of life. Also, at the heart of the park lies a shimmering pond, its surface rippling gently in the breeze. Ducks glide gracefully across the water, their sleek bodies leaving a trail of ripples in their wake. Fish dart beneath the surface, their silvery scales flashing in the sunlight. As I gaze out across the tranquil expanse of the pond, I am overcome by a sense of peace and contentment, grateful for the opportunity to escape the chaos of everyday life and reconnect with the natural world. PS. Perfect for taking your bike for a ride!

I have a message in my email that they will be opened on September 14. Two months for renovation, this is insane. And probably nothing will be changed. They are just saving money by closing some of the locations for “renovation”. Sauna in World Class ParkLake closed for a month for the same reason and nobody is there fixing anything.

The staff is great, the gym is clean and spacious, and the atmosphere is nice and friendly. The biggest problem is the lack of investment in the equipment. If anything breaks it takes months until it's fixed: - the pulley from the corner is broken for about 4-5 months now, no exageration - it took about 2-3 months to fix the hamstring curl machine - the adductor machine is broken 90% of time (right now it's broken) - the legpress is broken for about a month now - there are not enough handles - there are not enough carabiners, you have to steal it from other machines.. if you have the chance They did not buy any new machine in more than 4 years.

The Sauna is not functional. Why?

Great view over IOR park. The gym is big and is 2 floor based. There is no pool here. Take care: there are 2 different places "Titan park" and "Titan"

"Old school" gym feel, in the best way. Spacious and well ventilated. Great view over the park. I really hope they reopen the sauna.

Nice place for workout. Also if you choose the classes it is verry good. I recommand it. Also the position near Alexandru Ioan Cuza park it is perfect because you have a very beautiful view and after gym you can walk in the park and relax.

Large gym, the locker room has been renovated, it's clean, but the shower area is kinda crowded at busy times.

A Heartfelt Thank You for Exceptional Care at Colțea Hospital I am overjoyed to share my incredible experience at Colțea Hospital, where I received outstanding care that led to a wonderfully happy outcome. From the moment I walked through the doors, the entire staff’s warmth, professionalism, and dedication made me feel truly valued. I am especially grateful to Chirurg Dr. Mandi Draga Maria, whose exceptional care and expertise transformed my hospital stay into a genuinely uplifting experience. I cannot recommend Colțea Hospital highly enough! The hospital’s ultra-modern facilities are nothing short of remarkable. The pristine environment, equipped with cutting-edge medical technology, created a sense of confidence and comfort from the start. The patient rooms were thoughtfully designed, blending functionality with a calming atmosphere that eased any anxieties. Every detail, from the advanced equipment to the spotless surroundings, showcased a commitment to excellence that made my recovery journey seamless and reassuring. The staff at Colțea Hospital is a true testament to compassionate healthcare. Every team member, from the attentive nurses to the friendly administrative staff, went above and beyond to ensure my needs were met with care and efficiency. Their kindness, quick responses, and genuine smiles made all the difference, turning what could have been a stressful experience into one filled with warmth and support. It’s clear that this team takes pride in delivering world-class care. I owe a special debt of gratitude to Chirurg Dr. Mandi Draga Maria, whose super-attentive and instructive approach set her apart. She took the time to explain every step of my treatment in clear, detailed terms, patiently answering my questions and ensuring I felt informed and empowered. Her expertise, combined with her compassionate bedside manner, gave me complete trust in her care. Chirurg Dr. Mandi Draga Maria’s dedication made a profound impact, and I am so grateful for her role in my recovery. My time at Colțea Hospital was a shining example of what healthcare should be. The state-of-the-art facilities, paired with an extraordinary team, created an environment where healing thrives. Thank you, Colțea Hospital, and thank you, Chirurg Dr. Mandi Draga Maria, for your unwavering commitment to patient care. I’m forever grateful for the hope and healing you provided! I am happy. Sincerely, Michael James Carey

I recently had surgery at Colțea and couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From the moment I arrived, everyone treated me nicely and I felt like they genuinely cared for my well-being. Dr. Mandi and Dr. Turluianu were incredibly skilled, professional, and reassuring every step of the way. They explained everything clearly and made me feel completely at ease before and after surgery. Dr. Saleh Alaa, the anesthesiologist, was also amazing. He was calm, attentive, and made sure I felt comfortable the entire time. The nurses and staff were just as wonderful. I’m truly grateful for how well everything went and how well I was treated. Overall, It was a fantastic experience, and I’d recommend this hospital to anyone.

I came for my ear problem in emergency room, at 17:35, there was not any reception on the desk. only one security guy, who was confused about patient. I called the phone number of hospital but strange, that even doctor or person behind of phone could not speak english. My question is: why emergency room does not have any reception to handle patient?!

Excellent care My wife came to emergency with a severe pain on her stomach it was a stone on her gallbladder they attended her with no hesitation despite we were not resident and performed the operation to remove her gallbladder and treated professionally after operation and released from Hospital after thorough inspection of her situation. A great thank you for all the caring Team and special thank you for Dr Denis and Dr Mohamed they made us feel really at home. We are greatfull for their service.

I’ve found great, caring people here with a big heart! I was immediately taken in the ER and then to Radiology. The whole staff was friendly and communicative and in less than 4 hours I received the diagnosis. About the hospital, it’s clean, it’s modern but yet stunning with the old architecture. I hope it won’t be needed, but Colțea is my first choice!

Great and fast care after coming at 2 am with a severe stomach infection. My blood was taken and was given fluids, pain meds, and a hefty list of prescriptions that all worked well. I wasn’t charged for the appointment, just had to pay for the prescriptions at the pharmacy! Thank you to staff very for taking care of me.

The 1704 hospital's apothecary displays lead containers from when mercury was medicine. Original surgical tools show wear patterns from left-handed doctors. The chapel's acoustics amplify whispers at the exact spot where priests took final confessions.

Very Nice place for jewelry show in 2025. Congratulations to Assemblage Jewelry School

I visited the National Library for an immersive Van Gogh show. The space is ample and seems suitable for studying. The restrooms need improvement. The show was beautiful. There are also various art exhibitions that are very nicely presented.

One of the most interesting places in Bucharest! Nice architecture, nice surroundings and plenty places to park. For parking between 08:00-20:00 you have to pay. There are no free parking places.

Spacious and big, 5 floors It's quite only on Saturdays the rest of the days it's really noisy on the first 2 floors. And the heating system in winter is almost dead, it's really cold on winter But still one of the best options in the city

Wanted to get out of hotel room for a while to do some writing a big place easy to get lost in like a maze but very quiet place for study

A real shame. This modern, bright, spacious building has fallen into plain old neglect. Half of the restrooms are locked and unusable, there usually isn't a single toilet paper roll to be found, the light bulbs are half dead across the entire space, it's incredibly cold, it's dusty and unclean (black mold on walls - see the photos), and the few good chairs could use some cleaning - their stained blue velvet looks like prime real estate for bed bugs. And to think we have to pay for the privilege of studying in such conditions.

A very wonderful and calm place to read and study. The staff are friendly and even now during the covid19, they do their best to make sure everything is under control. There are plenty of seats available on all the storeys. Single, double as well as ones suitable for group work. It is important to register and get a magnetic card to be able to access the library whenever needed. However, be aware of the fact that some new regulations are being implemented at the moment,e.g. new fees for validating or renewing your old card. No stress, the highest fee is 50 RON. Unfortunately,THEY DONT DO C.CARDS OVER THERE , GET YOUR CASH ALONG EITH YOU!You can just keep your old card and get it validated (a one-time process) for only 20 RON. I know that this used to be totally free of charge in the past, but they do need some extra budget to cover some expenses that the current pandemic brought up. Wearing a mask is kind of mandatory when you walk between desks, coming inside or going outside(they do care about it so much so you aren't allowed in if you don't wear a mask. Or if your temp is higher than the normal) Also, be advised that you need to get your own food, lunch or snakes. The vending machines are way too expensive than the normal ones even! I don't know why they do that to students all the time :) there are enough restrooms for everyone. Special places where you can have lunch or a short break. Opening hours are flexible from 8 - 8 during week days and 9 to 6 on Saturday, CLOSED ON SUNDAYS. I wish they could last for a bit longer though. Like around 12 am or sth. That I would appreciated very much. Finally, try not to stay on the basement floor all the time, you will lose the wonderful view on the upper floor, and it is a chance not to miss. Hope this helps.

Beautiful building, interesting museum!

Amazing! The building, the exhibits, the information charts, everything was great!

Small, beautiful building with a surprisingly interesting exhibition on Rumania's and Bucarest's communist history. Entrance fee: only 10 Lei

A great museum to visit located in university square

Very friendly staff. The museum looks a bit like no one takes care of it.

Quite an interesting museum

It needs a little more attention, but it has a lot of history

Beautiful small green area

The park is quite small but it is well maintained. Can definitely spend one afternoon there, doing different activities like walking, jogging, relaxing, etc. There is a dispenser for coffee and one for soft beverages and snacks. Check out to see the fish in the lake!

[visited several times in 2022, 2021, 2020] Beautiful park with lake, way smaller but also way less crowded and much, much quieter than the famous neighboring Herăstrău/King Michael Park. Worth visiting in any season.

One of the nicer parks in the city! The nice weather made the visit even nicer. There are plenty of places to sit and two places for kids to play. The only thing is that the trail is blocked off due to construction or something.

Very quiet place. Not many people visit it since it is very close to the more popular Herastrau (now known as King Mihai I). It has a quite large playground for kids.

It is not big park on the bank of lake Floreasca and not far from the Arcul de Triumf(Triumphal Arch), and 6 minutes from the House of Ceausescu. It is cosy too))) You can find many benches along the green alleys, some children grounds(one with the rubber cover). There is also a sports ground with different trainers in the open air. The asphalt paths are in good condition, WCs, bike rental. In the autumn, when the Indian summer has come and the air is clear, you get the full relax reading the book here or putting your thoughts in order)))

Amazing park with a spectacular lake and nice bridges. It was completely empty and gave a good sense of nature in the center of the city.

this is such a lovely park, but many areas look neglected. We spent about 4 hours on Wednesday morning walking around, sitting by the lake and exploring the village museum which is connected to the park. There were a few people walking, running, and fishing. Also some people selling crafts or snacks. Overall, it is a very quiet relaxing time at big city park.

The biggest park in Bucharest. The alleys in some sections are literally breaking, most clearly noticed by those who choose to ride bicycles. In other places, the banks are about to collapse, this is best seen in winter when there is no water in the lake. I expect this park to be managed soon by an involved person who will bring out its true potential, through some very necessary and urgent changes and consolidations, which will highlight the charm that this place has.

Autumn at its best, lakeside views, boating, saw Osage orange trees, turtles; Hard Rock cafe and multiple stalls selling a variety of foods (we had fresh orange juice and corn). You can relax and unwind the whole day. Close to Arc De Triumph.

This park is very beautiful. Very big and you can take a bike here to travel. The park and you can take the boat to turn around on the water on the park and all around.You have foods to eat and see the view

Wow I must say that any couple that would wish a quite place this is the place the breeze and trees, flowers gives this a new taste. It's beautiful 👌and perfect to bring children to ride bikes

Very nice place , lots of things to do , activities for everyone. You can rent a bike from ivelo nearby and enjot the place on the bike, or you can walk and enjoy the lake. Lots of restaurants and snaks options. Recommended

My favourite season is Autumn, so the park looks most beautiful for me now. There are a good few restaurants on the side for lunch and dinner. Its a big park worth spending a day there❤️

Eroilor Park is a hidden gem in the city! The landscaping is absolutely outstanding — every path, tree, and flowerbed is perfectly arranged and maintained with care. The entire park is incredibly clean, including the toilets, which are spotless and very well kept (a rare find!). You can clearly see the dedication of those who maintain it. It’s a peaceful, relaxing place for a walk, a jog, or just enjoying nature with family. Safe, serene, and beautifully designed — a model park that sets the standard! Highly recommended.

Eroilor park offers a decent outdoor space. However, there is nothing to do, except for a small Café and benches all around the park. The space could offer so much more. How about a playground? How about a fun bike track for kids, that we see in other parks? It's a bit boring, but we are glad it's there.

I came back after a pretty long time, and I was surprised to see this park and the statue looking so good. I would like to see all of the parts of Bucharest looking this good

Very well maintained and especially if you work or visit the hospital across the street(pic), you can have a break in the park

Nice to walk, easy to access. It’s very friendly and green environment. Nice to spend time with your loved ones!

Small park, clean and cozy but without any attraction

Beautiful park with many benches. It is maintained quite well and that makes it even nicer.

Using g the app was a nightmare, and I gave up, but their branch near the arcul de triumf gad friendly and supportive staff who were able to help.

2 hours for 25 lei. nice and comfortable bikes.

I do not recommend them at all. We rented 3 bikes for 1 hour and the guy at the desk told us to come back at 16:55. We were back with our bikes at 16:45 and they told us we were late. :) we had to pay 8 lei each because of their mistakes. They should be better organized.

I've been a regular renter from these folks, and I've got to say, every time has been smooth sailing. We once hit a little hiccup and were running behind schedule, but they were cool about it and didn't hit us with any extra charges.

The bikes are reasonably well maintained, though I got one that wasn't braking properly. Could have asked to get another, but I didn't mind it. The price is good and if you get the bike for a longer time they aren't that strict with the return policy. Definitely recommend renting a bike and experiencing the city on two wheels. The waiting lines might be very long during the warm weekend summer days.

Bikes are cheap, 6 lei to start then 4 lei per hour from there. Maxes out at 30 lei per 24 hours. Disappointing that they don’t open until 11:30, I would hope they can open at 8 or 9 AM instead. The bikes are 3-speed and don’t have suspension but for the price they will do.

You can improve the quality of your service by two Things first try to open before 11:30 because usually people go to the park early.. second if your employer smiles or stops showing how sad his life will be even better.. because we came to have a nice time not to feel the world is miserable

last year, i attended a wedding ceremony here and the same priest that baptised me was still working here only he was really moody and looked like he just wanted to get it over with asap.

Nice church , nice neighborhood , not so nice performance.

nice, clean and a priest with grace.

Perfect place for soul healing.

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Update 30.03.2018 : they drastically cut down the open hours to 7/day and they are closed Saturday. Only 2 stars from me.. Nice, cozy place. They have a small garden with 2-3 hammocks and some couches where you could read, eat something or just relax in the shade of the trees. Perfect place to study!

+ The rooms are quiet and fitted with air conditioning + Centrally located with easy access and multiple places to eat around - Bathrooms are dirty (a lot of homeless people use them and part of the faience on the walls has fallen) - In the winter they turn up the heat way too much, it feels like a sauna - Typical romanian state inefficiency and lack of long term vision... There are generally more employees than readers in the library, most of them playing on the computer (they are not even hiding from doing that almost all day long) - The internet connection is unreliable, and in the occasions in which it works, it is very slow. Top-Tip: come to the 21st century (escape the communist mentality), you can easily dispose half of the staff and use that money for renovations and a better internet connection.

Very rude male empolyees

Very beautiful building

Quiet place, not crowded. Feels like the olden days. You need a pass and you can borrow home up to 6 books for 3 weeks.

No staff smile here! Pls learn to be friendly!

Historical look library

(Translated by Google) The mayor of the capital left the national emblem worse than gas 😈SHAME‼️ (Original) Edilul capitalei a lasat emblema nationala mai rau ca-n gaza 😈RUSINE‼️

An exquisite experience. A unique and wonderful place. One of the newest castles located in the capital of Romania. Quite astonishing and would totally recommend. As a sunset hunter, I would only say that here I’ve experienced one of the most extraordinary sunsets of my life. There are no more words for describing this place, you will discover the new Bucharest, here in Crângași.

Backing up Adrian Popescu, here goes to the sunsets! 👏🏻😎

An oasis with starlight sky views, art and fine music.

Best alternative to Electric Castle

(Translated by Google) Superb location. The children had a lot of fun, we are coming again next year (Original) Locație superbă. Copii s au distrat maxim, mai venim și la anu

We were at the wonderful tour with Elena. It was very informative but also funny. We have learnt a lot about the city itself, and had a pleasure to participate in a puppeteer show about Vladir Impaler aka Dracula. I am really glad we had a pleasure to take this tour with Elena as she is not only a skilled guide but also really charismatic and cheerful person who shares her enthusiasm with the world.

(Translated by Google) We have had a fantastic afternoon with Adrian. Knowledgeable, funny and very professional. If we could we would give 10 stars. (Original) Vi har haft en fantastisk eftermiddag med Adrian. Kunnig rolig och väldigt proffesionel. Kunde vi skulle vi ge 10 stjärnor.

This mall is beautiful and lovely—definitely worth a visit! It has a dedicated food floor, a large parking area, and a huge supermarket on the lower level. You can easily reach it by Tram 23, and it’s right next to a big park, making it a perfect spot for shopping, dining, and relaxation

It is so far one of the best malls i have visited in Bucharest. It is very big mall almost inside the park. It’s a very amazing and Eco friendly. It has a green theme. Many brand shops where i see for the first time they are not in other malls. The food court os so relaxing and u could eat with you use it, and we could see the view under you the mall or the park. Also, there are many variety of restaurants, more restaurants than other malls more new names. more candy shops, and more restaurants with vegan food also more dessert restaurants like donuts 🍩 like pancake like crepe . The bathroom is unique i will post a video. It feels that you are going and walking through the red carpet. I couldn’t check all of the places from the first time. I’m going back there to check all the other places. Also, the good thing about the small is there are signs everywhere to tell you how to go and where you go because it’s big and you might get lost. Unlike some other malls you get lost without knowing even where the exit.

This mall is an absolute delight! The interior is beautifully decorated and versatile, catering to various tastes and preferences. However, the real gem lies outside with its picturesque lake, perfectly complementing the mall's name. The harmonious blend of nature and shopping creates a truly enchanting experience. Highly recommended!

Very good mall with a variety of shopsand a big park next to it.

Probably my favorite shopping spot around.. it's big but not too big.. surrounded by a beautiful park and lake.. and have great shops such as: Primark, New Yorker, Pepco and others..

Nice mall. Big with many stores covering many brands Zara, Bertha, pull & bear, primary and more

This is a pretty good mall that is one stop shop. We are here for the passport service and discover that it has wide range of services and stores. The food court is the options are limited, but the seating area is great!

Good park for kids, a little wild i would say, is not that crowded. Very old and big trees. Nice park to walk and relax, also they have some interesting playground for the kids.

It was nice. I went to play basketball there, there are some okay courts, and along the way, I got to see an overview of the park. Not in the best shape, but not bad either, worth checking out and I will be playing more basketball. :)

Nice park to take a walk. It can be a really quiet place during winter when few people take to this park. During summer and autumn months there is a weekend fair with various food stalls serving local dishes from around Romania. They also bake bread there on the spot using an ancient and original method. Go ahead and check it out if you are in the area!

Not only is this park a delightful oasis for an invigorating lunchtime or evening stroll, but it also boasts a top-notch outdoor gym! As an international remote personal trainer with over two decades under my belt, stumbling upon such hidden gems always excites me. For those in Bucharest wanting to elevate their training regimen under the natural embrace of the sun's vitamin D, this spot is unrivaled. If you're keen on maximizing your bodyweight training or embarking on a transformative lifestyle journey, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy to help. Enjoy Bucharest Enjoy this park and have a great day

Beautiful huge park in the heart of Romania capital Bucharest. One of must see in Bucharest.

A great place for walking and more, even in winter time.

Very nice little park, it feels nostalgic and isn’t too hot in the summer

Wonderful park for the kids. Many many playgrounds for all kid-ages, nice miniroads for walks and to ride bicycle, all inside the trees and the green. I wish we had in my country a place like this, so big and so organized. Spent the whole day there.

Beautiful park focused on the children. A lot of activities to do there for them. Playgrounds, gym, social activities. Also for adults, running, football, basketball, etc. When the day is sunny, it's the perfect place where to go

Part of the biggest amusement park in Bucharest, this is the best option for bringing your kids throughout the week and especially in the weekend, when it's very animated. Also good for adults and eldery people, as you can enjoy the benefits of a walk, fitness devices or special spots for making your own barbecue.

Great for walks Monday-Friday, but during the weekends it is way too overcrowded. There are public restrooms and plenty of benches and stalls with snacks. There is some gym-like exercising equipment, but most of it is rusty, hence the 4/5 rating. They have lovely gazebos and those are perfect for small parties, as they have tables and benches and are situated in three different, but equally lovely, spots around the park. There are also football, volleyball and basketball courts. Free to use!

Free, clean playground, large, with nice quality materials used. There is no shade starting 11.00 to 19.00. There are ping pong tables, a basketball court for kids. No fancy toilets, jus the stinky festival ones.

Classic type but peaceful park for children. Foreign staff help the children climb up the wall. They seem to be doing well.

Great, kids loved it

Nice place to spend time with family. Well kept, lots of shadowed places, playgrounds and a soft running lane. Plus an indoor botanical garden. I miss a place to buy a beverage. Or at least an automatic beverage dispenser. I hate when they use this park for Christmas Fair. Too long, to loud and it attracts many questionable characters. This should be a place to rest all year long.

Relaxing place with a lot of 'green'. A fairly well-maintained park with several playgrounds for children; running track for adults and young people for practice. There is a small lake where you can ride pedal boats and admire the surroundings. In the middle of the park is a nice illuminated bridge that you can walk on and relax. Nearby there are few places where you can enjoy a well-deserved break.

This place is so cute! I just love how chill and cozy. It has perfect spots for relaxing, reading, talking, playing… a lot of activities! Very impressive work by the architects of this park 🫶🏻

It's absolutely worth visiting even as a tourist in Bucharest: the city has many beautiful parks, but this one is really wonderful and very well maintained. There's a nice lake, a bridge with exciting architecture, a botanical garden, a small museum with sculptures made from motorbike parts, a light hedge maze, toilets, etc., all free of charge. Right next to the M5 metro stop. In winter there is also an skating rink and a Christmas market.

A park where you can walk in peace, with many landscaped spaces and lots of greenery. The spaces designed for children, adults and even for dogs, which can be accessed in the evening, being a beautifully lit park. Of note are the modern metal constructions, such as the illuminated bridge and the botanical garden that can be visited. Of course you can enjoy a ride with a hydrobike.

A lovely and large park. During Christmas there is one of the lovely Christmas markets there. There are lots and lots of food and drink stalls, clothes and souvenirs. There are lots and lots of activities for children and young people, there is ice skating, a Ferris wheel, and a place for performances. I highly recommend not giving up.

Most well-maintained park in Bucharest and quite filled with activities. You can rent boats, watch movies during the month of August, and there's plenty of room to just relax and reconnect with nature while in the middle of a city.

The park's art deco lamps cast unique leaf-patterned shadows from their 1935 moldings. Locals have worn grooves into specific benches through daily chess matches. The hidden "Whispering Fountain" amplifies voices between its curved stone benches.

One of the central parks of Bucharest. I don't like it because it has gravel instead of asphalt or concrete so walking in any open shoes or with thin soles is pretty unpleasant. The playground is pretty unmaintained with old equipment. The wannabe "creek" that crosses the park is more like a trap for any ball or moving toys. Always kids must be diverted and reminded that they might break a leg or arm if they fall into the concrete creek. Pretty old and beaen benches. At least it has a toilet. Pretty dusty and unpleasant as whole. Even if it is in downtown Bucharest it is a far cry from other modern parks, a bit further into the city. Worth a visit, but nothing more, a disappointment over all.

Nice little park, small but you can still find a bench to clear your mind in the hustle and bustle of the city.

A small Park in the town center, an a oasis of green. Good place to go with with your kid to play a bit. Has 2 playgrounds for different ages, also a restaurant really close.

Good for kids and dogs. În February 2022 alleys were paved with grey cubic granite and central area with calcium peebles improving water management during rain.

Nice decent sized park to take a break from the rush in the city. It is ideal for walking your dog or bringing your kids.

It is a nice little park. The kids play installations and the public fitness installations are not wow but they work and are decently maintained. Lots of pigeons (beware the bird shit on some benches 😁) I've been there plenty of times and it felt safe each time. Not suited for bicycles or roller blades. 2 nice nearby cafe/restaurants.

It's a great park. If you're lucky the street might be closed and there's a free festival happening. Plenty of shade, paths to walk, a playground for the little ones. Cafes aren't far away either of you need a coffee.

The park has plenty of benches. There was some construction going on and bricks were left out. 2 young boys set up the bricks like dominos. It was adorable to watch.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a beautiful park that was a true oasis of tranquility and fun for all ages. This park was a perfect blend of natural beauty and well-thought-out amenities, making it an ideal destination for families and individuals alike. The park was adorned with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and towering trees that provided ample shade on sunny days. As I strolled along the winding paths, I couldn't help but be captivated by the serenity of the surroundings. It was a place to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and connect with nature. One of the standout features of this park was the abundance of benches strategically placed throughout the area. These benches provided an opportunity for visitors to relax and take in the scenic beauty. Whether you wanted to read a book, have a picnic, or simply enjoy a peaceful moment, there was always a bench nearby. For families with children, this park was a haven of entertainment. There were well-maintained playgrounds with swings, slides, and climbing structures that kept kids happily occupied. The laughter and energy of children at play added to the lively atmosphere of the park. In addition to the playgrounds, the park also boasted open spaces for picnics and sports activities. It was a common sight to see families enjoying a meal together or groups engaged in friendly games of frisbee or soccer. The park fostered a sense of community and togetherness. The park's thoughtful design also extended to facilities like clean restrooms and water fountains, which were conveniently scattered around the area. This attention to detail ensured that visitors had a comfortable and enjoyable experience. In conclusion, the beautiful park with its abundance of benches and diverse recreational offerings was a serene and enjoyable destination for all. Whether you sought a peaceful retreat to connect with nature or a place for your children to run and play, this park had it all. I left with a sense of contentment and a desire to return to this idyllic haven in the heart of the city.

Clean, calm environment good for everyone including pets

Decent playgrounds but could improve. Green space not really maintained. Many trees, which is a plus in the summer, providing well needed shade.

I really enjoyed the walk on this park. I don't know if it was the large number of trees that made the difference or the beautiful lake, but the atmosphere was astonishing. I believe it is the best place in Bucharest to go on a sunny day of Spring and calm down, relax in a bench or walk to release the pressure of the day in the city.

In Bucharest's heart, I did roam, Through streets and markets, far from home. Muzeul Țăranului, a vibrant delight, Colors and treasures, a wondrous sight. With treasures in hand and heart aglow, To Kiseleff Park, I chose to go. A haven of peace, in the city's embrace, Nature's beauty, a tranquil space. Beneath the trees, their branches high, Whispers of leaves in the evening sky. Children's laughter and lovers' embrace, In this serene haven, I found my place. A bench of wrought iron, beneath the oak, Where melodies danced and time awoke. The setting sun, a painter's delight, Filling the world with soft, warm light. As day turned to night, the sky's grand show, Pastels and stars, a tranquil flow. In Bucharest's heart, this memory stays, A moment of beauty, in countless ways. Through Muzeul Țăranului and Kiseleff's grace, I found a connection, a peaceful embrace. In the heart of a city, bustling and bold, I discovered a story worth being told.

A fantastic place to have a walk, stroll or ride.. you can go jogging or just have some fresh air.. very great area with a lot of things around. You can all the time discover new part. I have a special attachment to that park. Whenever I go they, I get lost immediately and can hardly find my way out. But all the more I would always go there whenever I have the time to do so. The lake is amazing can't wait to see it in winter with the snow. Loved it sooooooo much. ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

🌳 Titan Park – Our Favorite Place in Bucharest! 🇷🇴🇱🇰 We’re from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰, and one of our favorite ways to enjoy our free days in Bucharest is by visiting Titan Park (also known as Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park). This place is absolutely beautiful — clean, green, and peaceful. Whether you want to relax by the lake, take a walk, go for a run, or just sit under the trees and unwind, this park has it all. We love: • The huge lake with boats and ducks 🦆 • The peaceful walking paths and cycling lanes 🚴 • Fun playgrounds and rides for kids 🎠 • Lots of space to sit, relax, or even do a picnic 🧺 • The vibe – calm, friendly, and family-safe 🌿 It’s one of the best parks we’ve seen in Europe, and it’s right in the city! On weekends, it gets lively with people, events, and sometimes little markets. A perfect escape without going too far from home. We highly recommend this place if you’re in Bucharest and looking for nature, relaxation, or just a nice walk. Titan Park = perfect peaceful days for us 🇱🇰❤️🇷🇴

Its a small neighbourhood park,I observed how the park has been becoming better and better. Now it is a nice safe green place for walks, having some relax.,in my opinion its the most beautiful park in Bucharest,and it is very big

My son love this playground so much..for the size of the park is ideal for me.. bcoz not really small but not really big also with 4 different types of playgrounds. For the minus this place is the parking area which hard to found if weekend and i wish u can parking free here bcoz it's about kid's need here.

This massive urban park's artificial lakes follow 19th-century drainage patterns from former brick factories. The abandoned observatory's dome rotates with original 1935 gears that produce a distinctive metallic groan. Locals have mapped 17 hidden clearings where rare orchids bloom each May.

A small and relaxing park.

Really great Park Area. With Tennis Places for free . Also so many Houses and play stations for Kids.