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Would you dare lie on a bed of nails? How about turning yourself into a delicious snack? It’s a wacky world over at the Museum of Senses Bucharest, designed to let you smell, touch, taste, see, and hear your way around its many mind-boggling rooms.
Step into a realm where history and artistry intertwine, and a welcoming host eagerly awaits your arrival at the venue. After a friendly introduction to your knowledgeable guide, glide through the metal detectors and go on an adventure.
Bucharest in the evening is an impressive spectacle. With this Bucharest walking tour, you’ll see the best of it and hear fascinating stories as the city twinkles into life.
Three centuries of royalty are waiting to be explored at Cotroceni Palace, which is now the official residence of the president of Romania. As a relatively hidden gem, a visit here is essential in Bucharest, but you must book ahead.
This four-hour guided tour will give you a heap of fresh insights on fascinating Bucharest. Get inside the Palace of Parliament – the second largest administrative building in the world – and visit the charming, open-air Village Museum to uncover the secret life of Romanian peasants.
When you can see a building from space, you know it’s bound to be a statement up close. Get fast-track entrance and a guided tour of Bucharest’s Palace of the Parliament, and glimpse the extravagant architectural ambition and neoclassical style evident in every square inch of the world’s second-largest administrative building. Palatial is an understatement!
When anti-communist revolutionaries stormed the House of Ceauşescu in 1989, they were shocked by the opulence they found. While they went cold and hungry under the austere policies of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu, the country’s leaders lived like royalty.
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