Old Town

Hidden behind the Communist buildings lining the main streets, the Old Town of Bucharest is full of beautiful, historical buildings, palaces, and restaurants, like the Caru’ cu bere, a “beer cart” that was built to look like a church. You’ll be able to wander for hours without getting bored.

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The Parks

Bucharest boasts an impressive 12 parks in its city limits, and each of them is more beautiful and worthwhile than the last. So go ahead and pick a park, any park, and enjoy the oasis of nature within the bustling city that is Bucharest.

Museum of Senses

Sure, it may be a total tourist trap, but the Museum of Senses, located in Bucharest’s AFI Cotroceni mall, is still going to capture your imagination, make you smile and gasp, and fill your Instagram grid up with some truly stunning pictures. With a ticket costing a mere 35 lei, there’s no reason not to go.

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Romanian Athenaeum

The concert hall building dates back to the 19th century and it’s impressive inside and out. It’s one of the big symbols of Romanian culture. The main hall contains a huge circular colonnade and two sets of spiral stairs.

Pasaj Victoria

This is one of the many hidden passages in the city and if you stumble upon it, you will be rewarded with a view of colorful umbrellas. It’s a perfect place to take photos to remember your trip to Bucharest forever.

Carturesti Carusel

The gorgeous bookshop is not only an amazing place to browse for your next read but also one of the most beautiful things you can see in the city. The bright interior that spreads over three floors gives plenty of photo opportunities, and when you get tired, you can grab some coffee in a cafe on the top floor.

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Most people access the drive from Romania’s biggest city, Bucharest. The entire drive can be done from Bucharest and return on the same day, but this will be a long, tiring day and it is best to split it up to two or three days to get the most out of the great experience.

Most of the highway is closed during winter, as the middle part has a very high elevation and lots of snow. The typical opening months are mid-June to mid-October, but it changes from year to year so make sure to research it before you start the trip!

The highway is famous for its incredible switchbacks and green, lush mountains. There are plenty of places to pull over if you want to take pictures, so take your time going around the many steep bends.

You can also stop in unique cities like Brasov, home of Bran Castle, the famous castle that inspired the making of Dracula!

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Old Town

Hidden behind the Communist buildings lining the main streets, the Old Town of Bucharest is full of beautiful, historical buildings, palaces, and restaurants, like the Caru’ cu bere, a “beer cart” that was built to look like a church. You’ll be able to wander for hours without getting bored.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Andreea (@destination_undeclared)

The Parks

Bucharest boasts an impressive 12 parks in its city limits, and each of them is more beautiful and worthwhile than the last. So go ahead and pick a park, any park, and enjoy the oasis of nature within the bustling city that is Bucharest.

Museum of Senses

Sure, it may be a total tourist trap, but the Museum of Senses, located in Bucharest’s AFI Cotroceni mall, is still going to capture your imagination, make you smile and gasp, and fill your Instagram grid up with some truly stunning pictures. With a ticket costing a mere 35 lei, there’s no reason not to go.

View this post on Instagram

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The post 3 Must-See Attractions in Bucharest, Romania appeared first on Traveler Master.

Romanian Athenaeum

The concert hall building dates back to the 19th century and it’s impressive inside and out. It’s one of the big symbols of Romanian culture. The main hall contains a huge circular colonnade and two sets of spiral stairs.

Pasaj Victoria

This is one of the many hidden passages in the city and if you stumble upon it, you will be rewarded with a view of colorful umbrellas. It’s a perfect place to take photos to remember your trip to Bucharest forever.

Carturesti Carusel

The gorgeous bookshop is not only an amazing place to browse for your next read but also one of the most beautiful things you can see in the city. The bright interior that spreads over three floors gives plenty of photo opportunities, and when you get tired, you can grab some coffee in a cafe on the top floor.

The post The Best Places to Take Instagram Photos in Bucharest, Romania appeared first on Traveler Master.

Most people access the drive from Romania’s biggest city, Bucharest. The entire drive can be done from Bucharest and return on the same day, but this will be a long, tiring day and it is best to split it up to two or three days to get the most out of the great experience.

Most of the highway is closed during winter, as the middle part has a very high elevation and lots of snow. The typical opening months are mid-June to mid-October, but it changes from year to year so make sure to research it before you start the trip!

The highway is famous for its incredible switchbacks and green, lush mountains. There are plenty of places to pull over if you want to take pictures, so take your time going around the many steep bends.

You can also stop in unique cities like Brasov, home of Bran Castle, the famous castle that inspired the making of Dracula!

The post The Transfagarasan Highway: the Most Spectacular Road in Romania appeared first on Traveler Master.