3h Highlights of Bucharest in a Private Tour by Car

The largest Orthodox Greek Cathedral in the world, with a height of 135 meters (443 fet).

The Palace of Parliament is the most famous building in Romania, a landmark of Bucharest. Holds many world records and the stories are amazing.

It is the heaviest building in the world and although it was built in the safest place in Bucharest, in case of an earthquake, it is about to be destroyed. Curious to know why?

We only see it from outside.

They were built during the communist regime following the systematization plans of Nicolae Ceaușescu. Following the renovation, the fountains in the center of Bucharest became the first in Europe to benefit from state-of-the-art equipment.

The restoration of the centerpiece of the square includes a new mosaic designed as a reinterpretation of the Great Union theme. The Fountains have been recognized, approved and published as the World's Longest String of Synchronized Choreographic Fountains by the Academy of World Records.

One of the most important witnesses of the city's development, it is the main hub of the largest university center of Romania. National Theatre, Grand Hotel, Coltei Hospital and let's not forget about the ground zero of some social events that marked the evolution of modern Romania.

The hotest point of Bucharest

Triumphal monument built after the First World War. It is similar with the one from Paris, in France. We only see it from outside.

The largest park and lake of Bucharest is also the host of Village Museum.

The green oasis in the concrete jungle of the city hosts cultural and sports events and the locals take advantage of every free moment to breathe a breath of fresh air.

Built according to the model of the University of Moscow, it has been the headquarters of the Romanian media since its inauguration

The Romanian Athenaeum is a charming concert hall, built with a public subscription that marked the change of stiles when Romania became an independent country.

We only see it from outside.

The statue of the first king of Romania has such a controversial story that it made it the most expensive statue in Romania.

The place where the recent history of Romania was written. This is where the revolution of December 1989 was carried out

Walk by and listen to the stories of the most remarkable buildings of old Bucharest.