Bucharest, Romania Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Romania Bucharest Bucharest means "City of Joy". It is known as the "Garden City" because of its abundant green space. It is the capital of Romania and the political, economic, cultural and transportation center. There are many places of interest and historical sites in the city, including seven world heritage sites. Walking here is like entering a long river of history. The rows of classical buildings remind people of important periods. More than ten streets river Like a string of glittering pearls, Bucharest The city is decorated in a particularly gorgeous way; the streets named after the friendly city "Beijing" make Chinese tourists feel at home. The ancient vampire legend has brought a popular sense of mystery to the entire city and even the country.Attractions distribution:
Bucharest Bucharest is located in the middle of the Wallachian Plain, covering an area of 605 square kilometers. The city has a history of more than 500 years. People's Assembly Palace , National Savings Bank , Arc de Triomphe Many ancient buildings are witnesses of the city’s development. Village Museum , History Museum , Gospel Church , Tsishmigiu The countless attractions such as parks make tourists who come here feel dazzled. It can be said that this is a city with great travel value.Scenic spot qualifications:
World Cultural Heritage, World Natural HeritageScenic spot features:
Religion, architecture, museums, parks, river ,forestTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe>Romania> Bucharest city
How to get there:
City:
1. Airplane: There are 5 airports in total, and most Chinese tourists transfer in European countries.
2. Trains: InterCity (IC), rapid (green), accelerat (red), and personal (black).
3. City transportation: subway , tram , buses, etc.
Village Museum : Take bus number 131 or 133 and get off at Muzeul Satului stop.
Scenic area map:
3D real scene of scenic spot
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Scenic area opening hours:
Village Museum : Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-18:00
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
1. Nightlife is mostly concentrated in old Town The Lipscani neighbourhood, with its bars and restaurants, attracts not only locals but also tourists to relax.
2. Special festivals:
Tulip Festival: Held every year from April 23rd to 25th in the western city of Potesti.
Traditional Handicraft Exhibition: Every June, Bucharest of Village Museum .
old Bucharest : Every July the entire city holds the same ceremony as it did 150 years ago. There are processions of people dressed in 19th century costumes, horse-drawn carriages, traditional food and music.
Dance of Prislop: Every August, it is a traditional celebration of friendship between the three main regions of Romania: Transylvania, Moldova and Maramures. Villagers dressed in traditional costumes, lined up to the Prislop Pass in the Carpathian Mountains, and held traditional singing, dancing and feasting.
Winemaking Festival: Every October, after the grape harvest, Romanians are ready to start making wine.
3. Spring and autumn are good times to go bird watching in the Danube Delta, and winter is suitable for ski resorts such as Poiana Brasov and Sinaia.
4. Buses have daily tickets, weekly tickets, half-month tickets and monthly tickets. Any long-term ticket can be calculated from any day, and the conductor will mark the start and end dates.
Tour route:
The main attractions in the city are distributed in the north-south axis area and the suburbs that cross the city center. University Square and Revolution Square, the northern part of which includes Romana Square and Victory Square, in addition to Arc de Triomphe , Romania Old Building Park, People's Assembly Palace wait.
Best time to visit:
April-October
Shopping recommendations:
(Shopping) Traditional handicrafts.
(Cuisine) Eastern European cuisine, such as sausages, barbecue, plum brandy (tuica), etc.
(Recommended restaurant) old Town The Count Dracula Club in 1890; the Caru` cu bere in 1899 Bucharest One of the most popular entertainment venues, accommodating over 500 people, serving delicious beer and wine.
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