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Where to stay in Bucharest
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months feature mild weather, blooming parks, and numerous cultural festivals, making it ideal for outdoor exploration and events.
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★ 4.1Phoenicia Comfort
Străulești Nord
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★ 4.1Duke Armeneasca
Cartierul Armenesc
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★ 3.9Sir Lujerului
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★ 3.9Parliament
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★ 3.9Tranzzit Hotel
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★ 3.8Marshal Garden Hotel
Perla
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★ 3.8Razvan
Traian
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★ 3.8Avis Hotel By WS Hotel Group
Băneasa
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★ 3.8Hello Hotels Bucuresti Gara de Nord
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★ 3.8Ymy Boutique Residence
Floreasca
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★ 3.8Europa Royale Bucharest
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★ 3.7Grand Hotel Continental Bucuresti
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Bucharest on the map
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Bucharest, like a local
Don't miss
- Palace of the Parliament: One of the largest administrative buildings in the world, showcasing grand architecture.
- Old Town (Lipscani): Vibrant area with historic architecture, bars, and restaurants, perfect for nightlife.
- Revolution Square: Historic site of the 1989 revolution, surrounded by important cultural landmarks.
- Herastrau Park: A beautiful park around a lake, ideal for leisurely walks and picnics.
- The Village Museum: An open-air museum showcasing traditional Romanian village life and architecture.
Where to eat
- Caru' cu Bere: Famous traditional restaurant known for its authentic Romanian dishes and historical ambiance.
- Hanu' lui Manuc: Historic inn offering a variety of traditional Romanian meals in a charming setting.
- Mici: A must-try Romanian dish of grilled sausages, popular at local eateries.
- Ciorbă de burtă: A traditional tripe soup that is a staple of Romanian cuisine.
Do this
- Attend a show at the Romanian Athenaeum: Experience world-class classical music in a stunning venue.
- Explore the local street art scene: Discover vibrant murals and graffiti that reflect the city's creative spirit.
- Visit the Thermal Baths: Relax in natural thermal waters, a favorite local pastime for rejuvenation.
Local tips
- Try to learn a few basic Romanian phrases; locals appreciate the effort.
- Visit the markets, such as Obor Market, for authentic local produce and street food.
- Use the metro for quick travel, as traffic can be quite congested.
- Explore lesser-known neighborhoods like Cotroceni for charming architecture and local cafes.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months feature mild weather, blooming parks, and numerous cultural festivals, making it ideal for outdoor exploration and events.
Getting around
The city is well-connected by a metro system, trams, and buses. Bolt and Uber are widely used for ride-sharing, and taxis are easily available.
Airport
OTP
Language
Romanian is the main language spoken, with English commonly understood in tourist areas.
Money
RON (Romanian Leu). Cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller vendors.
Safety
Bucharest is generally safe for tourists, but it's wise to stay vigilant in crowded areas and avoid poorly-lit streets at night.
Quick answers about Bucharest
Where should I stay in Bucharest?
Popular areas include Străulești Nord, Cartierul Armenesc, Perla. StayBotic lists 12 hand-picked stays in Bucharest. Tell the concierge your dates, budget and vibe and it recommends the one that fits, with live prices.
When is the best time to visit Bucharest?
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months feature mild weather, blooming parks, and numerous cultural festivals, making it ideal for outdoor exploration and events.
How do I get around Bucharest?
The city is well-connected by a metro system, trams, and buses. Bolt and Uber are widely used for ride-sharing, and taxis are easily available.
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