Opened in 1879 as a small family restaurant, Caru’ today has a very loyal base of customers that are die hard fans of the home made delicacies served at the restaurant. The menu has quite some variety for chicken, beef and fish and almost all dishes are worth a try because of their great taste and stunning presentation! Order one of the special lunch deals to taste a lot of things in one go!
Opened in 1879 as a small family restaurant, Caru’ today has a very loyal base of customers that are die hard fans of the home made delicacies served at the restaurant. The menu has quite some variety for chicken, beef and fish and almost all dishes are worth a try because of their great taste and stunning presentation! Order one of the special lunch deals to taste a lot of things in one go!
Address: Stavropoleos str. No. 5 Telephone: 02131375.60
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bucharestCuisine: Lebanese Address: 90 Calea 13 Septembrie, Bucharest, Romania Phone: 40 21 403 3103
Cuisine: Turkish Address: 18-20 Hristo Boatev Street, Bucharest, Romania Phone: 0213 142 825
bucharestA lasting memory from the communal days, Blanduziei is a Romanian restaurant high on homeliness and a very casual atmosphere. The restaurant has a small summer terrace that diners love going to enjoy the summer breeze while they sip their preference of wine from the basement cellar. Only the most basic dishes are served but the lively atmosphere more than makes up for lack of variety.
bucharestA very small and cozy place, Vatra is a special favorite of the locals and foreigners who have developed a taste for local dishes, spices and herbs. The food is great and is accompanied by huge traditional mugs of beer at very cheap prices.
bucharestCasa Oamenilor has a notorious reputation for being a haven for drunken parties. With wedding after parties and club nights being enjoyed here, the restaurant has become famous for its wine and budget food served in large portions. Its central location is another added advantage as most locals prefer close by locations for wedding parties.
bucharestWith a country side feeling to it, Burebista Vanatoresc welcomes its guests with a homely atmosphere, rich with the smell of fittings and furnishers. There is an all time band playing loud cheerful music that is contagious and will make you sing along. Burebista has a good menu with large portions in each dish and the prices are affordable. If you have an afternoon off from exploring the city, drop by here to make an equally exciting time.
bucharestA casual place with walls lined with football pictures and journals that have been hung up there after years of collection, Trattoria is owned by an ex- footballer who has given the restaurant a theme that had once circulated his life. Locals throng the place for juicy pastas, pizzas and wooden pies that are served mouth wateringly hot and tasty.
bucharestOffering the best pizzas in town at the best prices, Cuptoril cu lemme is a local favorite that has managed to attract enough population that it is always crowded on weekends! The ambiance here is very casual and relaxed with people roaming around the dining halls and the beautiful summer garden which is full of chatter and excitement. Address: B-dul Pache Protopopescu nr. 63, Phone: +40-21-2522414
bucharestPerfect for a quick meal, Chelsea bistro has a mouth watering variety of pizzas and drink and people from all over Bucharest come here to enjoy new and unique toppings in their pizza. If you are off sight seeing, make a meal from Chelsea Bistro to have a perfect day with delicious food.
bucharestShark makes you feel like you are back to your school cafeteria. With various spicy dishes lined out on the front counter, diners make their choices there and then and the food is served to their tables. Shark is known for spicy and herb decorated Turkish cuisine that is found very rarely else where. The meals are very reasonable together with exceptional care and attendance by the host who visits each table personally to make sure customers are satisfied.
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bucharestThe Romanian Presidents’ residence is worth a visit because of the sheer beauty of the area in which it is located. Surrounded by acres of green land, the palace stands tall as home to presidents since 1991. The museum inside the palace is open for public in daylight hours and has a collection of items that belonged to previous presidents and literature on politics.
bucharestLike many other large parks around Bucharest, the Herastrau Park is located on the Colentina River and extends to the north and the east of the river. The Park houses the Village Museum, several open air theaters and a host of water activities for visitors like boat trips and rentals. Spend a long summer day in this park to see the natural beauty of the historic city.
bucharestAmong high rise grey communal buildings is this small refreshing oasis in the eastern side of Bucharest. Titan Park is a small quite piece of land that serves as a breather for the locals after they come back from work. The park also has a small wooden church in its premises together with small lake side clubs.
bucharestThe Palace of Parliament is the most important building in Bucharest. According to world record, this building is the second largest and heaviest after the Pentagon in U.S.A. the palace is a majestic sight with white exterior that covers an area of 330,000 sq m. With huge chandeliers, plush carpets and thick mahogany furniture, the palace is open to public for tours that are arranged every half an hour. It has a total of 3100 rooms and 12 stories of breath taking beauty. Arrange for a visit to the palace at the top of your itinerary! Ticket: 15 RON, free for students.
bucharestSet beautifully in the midst of bushes and grass, Baneasa Lake is a good site to visit if you’re planning a picnic and lazy day in Bucharest. The place is well kept for people who visit the lake area regularly for quite walks or to let children play in the adjacent grass lands.
bucharestHidden behind a web of greenery, this Orthodox Church is small yet has a very powerful structure. The main complex is paired with a small white tower to make it recognizable. The church is visited often by the locals on Sundays and for special ceremonies.
bucharestBucharest promises entertainment for all its citizens and tourists all year round. In the summer season, a huge circus is held in the Tei district with music, animals, juggling acts, fire rings and tons of people thronging the place. The circus is a big event for the local villagers who find it an excuse to mingle, have fun and socialize. If you are in the city during summer, do check out the circus times with the locals!
bucharestLike all European cities, Bucharest has a state of the art Engineering University that educates thousands of engineers each year. Built in 1948, the university commits to provide excellent education and a breeding ground for young minds. The campus grounds provide a good walking ground and pleasant hustle bustle of student life.
bucharestA beautiful small lake located in the middle of the Tei neighborhood. The lake gets its name from the linden trees that surround it. The small place around the lake is very peaceful and is visited often by locals for evening strolls.
bucharestAs part of the Sutu Palace, the Bucharest History Museum is a precise and complete picture of the past for Bucharest. From the time of being just a fortress till date when the city stands as the proud capital of Romania, each piece of information is stored together with pictures and illustrations. The eventful history of Bucharest has been preserved in the most exciting manner at the museum.
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bucharestA budget yet sophisticated hotel in Bucharest, Hotel Domino gives a very warm welcome to its guests with its marble lobby and friendly reception staff. The rooms are clean and tidy with a comfortable bed, internet access, minibar, wooden furniture, central heating and attached bathrooms. Located on the Giurgiu road, Domino is set in an eye catching building that is only a few minutes away from the Parliament House. Room rates start from 40 Euro per nights’ stay.
bucharestA youth style hostel, Vila Helga has a very casual environment. Guests are accommodated in rooms with several bunk beds and joint bathrooms at a rate of 10 Euros per night. There is a common room where people can meet for tea or coffee and can watch TV, chit chat or spend long hours relaxing on a couch. The lounge also has Wi-Fi access to connect people to their work back home. For parties, the hostel provides barbeque facilities and long hours without curfew!
bucharestA peaceful hotel located a few kilometers away from the city center is the Hotel Marna. True to its word, the hotel is ‘clean & cheap’ and offers a good accommodation if you are visiting Bucharest for a few days. The rooms are cozy and comfortable with a TV installed. However, to your dismay all bathrooms are outside the privacy of your room. Rates for a single room are 20 Euros while for a double bedroom the rates go up by 10 Euros.
bucharestThis hotel is a guest house managed by a couple and is en route to the Bucharest airport; therefore it is mostly used by visitors as a one night accommodation hostel. The rooms are very small yet neat and tidy. For bigger rooms and attached bathrooms, separate charges are taken. One can stay at the Vila Gabriela for 20 Euros a night with no frills attached. All rates include breakfast.
bucharestLocated in the heart of the bustling city, yet promising peace and comfort is the Le Boutique Hotel Moxa. The building is built along the colonial designs however, inside; the rooms are comfortable and offer the most basic amenities like AC, Wi-Fi, TV, refrigerator and safe. If you wish to stay in luxury, you can upgrade your accommodations to a suite that has a private lounge attached to it. Outside, Moxa has a beautiful summer garden that adds an extra touch to the cozy place.
bucharestPerhaps the best attraction about the Funky Chicken Hostel is its name. A very cheap hostel to spend a night in, this place is a few minutes away from the Gara de Nord and the major Bucharest attractions. For 10 Euros a night, you can book a small space for yourself; however, the hostel lacks cleanliness and is cluttered.
bucharestThis hotel takes you back to the ancient Bucharest times. Built in the 1920, the building has six floors that house 40 spacious units. Each room is large and decorated with old leather couches and antique telephones and a traditional bath tub! Carpati is ranked among the top budget hotels and visitors here expect no pampering from the hotel staff. Basic amenities in the rooms vary according to your preference and add-ons are charged extra. Room rates start from 50 Euros and include breakfast.
bucharestThis hotel is a small and cozy place about 5km from the city center and 10km from the Baneasa Airport. The rooms are on three levels of the building and are sound and heat proof. The hotel provides good service with a friendly staff that has some interesting information in store on how to spend the day sightseeing. Additional facilities include a bar and restaurant. All in all, you are guaranteed to have a good stay at Funny Time!
bucharestA perfect retreat from the noisy city is the garden terrace and the small cozy breakfast room housed in Hotel Unique. A boutique hotel inaugurated in 2006, Unique has a total of 15 rooms that are spacious and have minimal furnishing to create an aura of relaxation and comfort. All rooms have TV, AC, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers, minibars, and internet access. As an additional treat, you can book the pent house as well to have a panoramic view of the city and a beautiful space for parties and barbeque.
bucharestFor a very luxurious stay in Bucharest, Crowne Plaza will be your perfect choice. Set in tones of wood and cream, the lobby is a wide expanse of leather couches and a peaceful leafy environment that speaks for the comfortable rooms upstairs. Crowne Plaza is located in a prime spot at a few minutes’ walk from major attractions and has a friendly and welcoming staff to great you after a long day of sightseeing. Room rates start from 80 Euros per night including breakfast.