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Major attractions of the city

• Museums
  The National Museum of Romanian History
  The National Military Museum
  The Village Museum
  The Museum of Romanian Literature
  The Natural History Museum “Grigore Antipa”
  National Museum of Art
• Exhibitions/Art galleries
  May: Bucharest of the Old: a traditional cultural sightseeing week through Bucharest
  June: National Craftsmen’s Show
  September: George Enescu - Classical Music Festival (every two years)
• Cultural activities
  The Museum of Art Collections
  The National Museum of Romania’s Art
  The History and Art Museum of Bucharest Municipality
  The Museum of the Romanian Peasant
• Historic monuments
  The People’s House or Parliament’s Palace
  The Romanian Athenaeum
  The House “Capsa”
  The Triumph Arch
  The Equestrian Statue of Mihai Viteazu
• Shopping
  Handicrafts
  Antiques
  China / Crystal
  5 big shopping centres
• Others
  Club A: Probably the most famous club in Bucharest
  Lapt ria Enache
  Well-known for its live music venue
  18th and 19th Century palaces and mansions now house elegant beaux-arts casinos

Day trips

• 1_Sinaia
  Sinaia is a city in the Romanian district of Prahova and is a perfect place for a day trip. It is easily reached from the capital. Sinaia is one of the oldest recreational areas in Romania. Ski accommodations are good: there is a cablelift that brings you up to 2,000 metres. Sinaia is surrounded by a splendid panorama.
• 2_Danube Delta
  The waters of the Danube, which flow into the Black Sea from the largest and best preserved Deltas of Europe. The Danube delta hosts over 300 species of birds as well as 45 freshwater fish species in its numerous lakes and marshes.
• 3_Brasov
  One of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns and is situated in the central part of the country being considered the second best town in Romania.
• 4_Bran (Dracula) Castle
  Bran is an important tourism destination. Dracula’s Castle, Romania’s most famous tourist sight is the main attraction in Bran.
• 5_Snagov Lake and Snagov Monastery
  This half day/full day trip offers you the possibility to combine a short sightseeing tour of Bucharest with the surrounding beautiful landscape offered by Snagov Lake and forest embroidered with monasteries and palaces.

Group activities

• 1_Sightseeing tours
  Several city tour organisations offer all year round a very wide variety of group tours through Bucharest. These tours can differ in length as well as in content. For example you can choose between either a panoramic tour, a Romanian treasure tour, a cultural tour or a night tour. These organisations can give you the opportunity to explore this beautifull city in different ways.
• 2_Herastrau Park
  Apart from Bucharest’s museums, one can see numerous café-troitoirs and green parks with lakes. In Herastrau Park, the twodeck boats, or a boat for two, take you for a tour of this wonderful, old and big park. It is a refreshing trip and gives you another sight and view of the park and Bucharest.
• 3_Palatul Parlamentului
  Ceausescu’s greatest folly took 20,000 workers, 7,000 architects and 16 billion Lei to build. The result is a monolith rising 84m (276ft) high and the second-largest building in the world (after the Pentagon). It was intended to house Communist Party offices, ministries and Ceausescu’s state rooms, but at the time of Ceausescu’s death, only the outside part and three rooms had been completed. It is now the seat of Romania’s Parliament and headquarters of the International Conference Centre.