Bucharest offers diverse cultural experiences from traditional to modern:
National Museum of Art of Romania
The most important art museum in Romania, located in the former Royal Palace on Calea Victoriei, with impressive collections of Romanian, European and Oriental art.
An emblematic museum housed in the Post Palace on Calea Victoriei, where you can explore Romania’s history from prehistoric civilizations to the modern era.
Open-air museum on the shores of Herăstrău Lake, with homesteads, churches and annexes brought from all regions of the country, recreating the atmosphere of the traditional village.
The largest immersive art space in Romania, with 360° projections, digital installations and thematic exhibitions that combine classical art, contemporary art and the cosmic universe.
A symbolic building of interwar Bucharest, spectacularly restored, where you can discover the story of Mița the Cyclist and the bohemian atmosphere of the Capital of yesteryear.
