Landmarks in Bucharest

Therme Bucharest, located a short drive from Bucharest, is a top-notch wellness hub. This tropical paradise features thermal pools, saunas, and spas, creating the perfect mix of relaxation and fun.

Bran Castle is a beautiful yet spooky fortress that looms atop a rocky cliff in a Transylvanian village. Often associated with the legendary Dracula tale, this historic castle boasts stunning architecture and a rich cultural heritage, making it a must-visit destination in Romania.

Also known as the People's House or the House of the Republic, the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest is a colossal structure known for its architecture and controversial history. It is also famous for being the world's heaviest and the second largest administrative building.

The 19th-century Peleș Castle served as the Romanian royal family’s summer residence for over 40 years. With lavish rooms decorated with hand-carved wood, Murano glass, gold gilt, German porcelain, and Asian silks, it is a masterpiece of Neo-Renaissance architecture and attracts nearly half a million visitors every year.

Visit the Ceausescu Mansion in Bucharest. Experience the opulence of Romania's last Communist leader. Dive into history with guided tours or combo tickets.