Bucharest Panoramic View
(no entrance fees included)


For about 2 hours

"Palatul Parlamentului" (Casa Poporului) - Parliament Palace (the 2nd largest building in the world after The Pentagon)
"Casa Presei Libere" - The Free Press House (1952 – 1957, hosted the famous communist newspaper "Scanteia")
"Cercul Militar" – The Military Club (1923 – the official opening)
"Primaria Capitalei" – The City Hall of Bucharest
"Parcul Cismigiu" – Cismigiu Garden (the oldest park in Bucharest – 1779)
"Ateneul Roman" - Romanian Athenaeum (1886 – project done by the French architect Albert Galleron)
"Palatul Regal" – The former Royal Palace (in the present - National Art Museum)


"Arcul de Triumf" - The Arch of Triumph (built in 1921 – 1922, celebrates Romanian victory in the First World War)
"Palatul Cotroceni" - Cotroceni Palace (built in 1888, during Carol I, Venice style)
"Academia Militara" – The Military Academy (1937 – 1939)
"Biserica Sf Elefterie" - St. Elefterie Cathedral (built in 1743 – 1744, during Mihai Racovita voivode)
"Muzeul Satului" - The Village Museum (1936 – the official opening, during Carol II, outdoor museum)
"Opera romana" - Opera House (1921 – first theatrical season, under the famous bandmaster George Enescu commends)
"Palatul de Justitie" – The Palace of Justice (built in 1890 – 1895, French renaissance style)
"Muzeul Taranului Roman" - The Romanian Peasant Museum (1906, brancovenesc style, unique collection of traditional clothes)


"Catedrala Patriarhala" - Metropolitan Cathedral (1654 -1658)
"Teatrul National Ion Luca Caragiale" – National Theatre (1852 – the official opening)
"Bulevardul Gen. Kiseleff" - Gen. Kiseleff Avenue / "Calea Victoriei" - Victoria Avenue
"Piata Unirii" – Unification Square / "Piata Constitutiei" - Constitution Square / "Piata Revolutiei" – Revolution Square
"Piata Universitatii" - University Square (the 0 km of the city) / "Piata Victoriei" - Victory Square (Victoria Palace)
"Piata Romana" - Roman Square ("Lupoaica" statue) / "Piata Ch. De Gaulle" - Ch. De Gaulle Square.