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Deviations from the routes as you want, because you will surely find other interesting places along the way, are not mentioned here. Reach Piata Universitatii, on the Western side of the street you will see Bucharest University and the sidewalk book and flower vendors; sit a moment at the fountain in the adjoining plaza and watch the hustle and bustle. As the leaves begin to change color, you can still enjoy the warm and Sunny days while taking a walk in the city in the city's many parks or down Calea Victoriei. Next to the Church, and closed to the public, is the Patriarchal Palace (1708), residence of the Teoctist, Supreme leader of the Romanian Orthodox Church. Lipscani 63, Bucharest Tel: 021 315.56.63 Open: Mon. - Fri. 10:00m - 6:00 PM; Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 PM; sun Closed. After two fires, the building gutted, but, the country was razed to the ground, and in 1883, work began on the BNR, completed to the designs of French architects Cassien Bernard and Albert Galleron in 1885. The square brings some remarkable architectural masterpieces on each of its four corners, starting with the University of Bucharest, School of Architecture, the Bucharest National theatre, the neoclassical Coltea hospital and its lovely Church (1702-1794) and the Sutu Palace, now home to the Bucharest history Museum. This underground passage to cross, the easiest place to the boulevards, rather than deal with traffic. The square-shaped Palace has a large Central dome with metallic ribs separated by glass, which allows natural light to come; there are also four smaller domes. The street is filled with stores with clothes, sidewalk vendors, pastry shops, cinemas, stationary stores (factory), and crystal shops. The pottery collection includes some 18,000 items, representative of the most important ceramic centers in the country. Following Strada Iuliu Maniu East, you come to the remains of the Curtea Veche (Old Princely court), the real Prince Dracula and his Princely Church, the oldest in Bucharest. In 1936, his Oedipe tragic Opera in Paris and Enescu was premiered and awarded with the French Legion of honor award for the composition. The streets between Bulevardul Mircea Eliade and Soseaua Kisileff contain extraordinarily beautiful houses in architectural styles of the 19th century, neo-classical, 20th century art nouveau and modern luxury villas. The monastery houses precious collections of frescoes and icons Dating back to the end of 17 and beginning of 18.

Only the walls and towers still stand from the original fortress is located in the vicinity of Poienari village, close to the Transfagarasan highway through the Fagaras mountains (Transylvanian Alps). The most valuable exhibits are the document, for the first time, the name of the city of Bucharest, issued by Vlad Tepes in 1459, and a sword set in precious stones, the Prince Constantin Brancoveanu (1688-1714). While most of his works are in prestigious museums around the world, his trilogy of public sculptures, The table of silence (Masa Tacerii), The gate of the kiss (Poarta Sarutului) and The Endless column (Coloana Infinitului) can be admired at the Constantin Brancusi sculptural complex in the city centre of Targu Jiu. This former market town is closely Brancusi, considered by many as the father of modern sculpture connected with Constantin. Between 1956 and 1989, the house of the Free press housed almost all of Romania's capital printing presses and headquarters of print media companies. He fled the angry crowd in his white helicopter, only to be captured outside of the city a few hours later. Located in the neoclassical former Royal Palace, set amid a wealth of historic buildings such as the Romanian Athenaeum, Kretzulescu Church and the Hotel Athenee Palace-Hilton, the museum exhibitions currently over 100,000 plants in two large sections. The beginning of the 17th century. Century, during the Cossack uprising, the first Ashkenazi Jews came from Ukraine and Poland.

Travelers get an introduction to Bucharest's fascinating architectural mix and get familiar with the city, the Central parts of the city and sights, and in less than an hour. Do not draw unnecessary attention to your person, money or jewelry and pay attention to pickpockets and scammers. Works of Romanian artist: Ion Andreescu, Nicolae Grigorescu, Stefan Luchian, Theodor Pallady and Nicolae Tonitza. Walk in a block to Bulevardul Regina Elizabeta, then turn right and you wind up across the street from Cismigiu garden. Known worldwide for its outstanding acoustics, it is Bucharest in the most prestigious concert hall and the headquarters of the Romanian George Enescu Philharmonic. Follow its U-shape back to Calea Victoriei and go South a block, the beginning of Strada Lipscani. The sculptures decorating the structure were created by leading Romanian artists, including Ion Jalea, Constantin Medrea and Constantin Baraschi. The museum is housed in a wing of the Palace of the Parliament, the space which have served as Nicolae and Ileana Ceausescu's private apartment (where just the bathroom occupied 680 square meters, while the adjacent boudoir was three times the size). The University of Bucharest was founded in 1864 by Alexandru Ioan Cuza as ruler of the newly United principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia. The garden also encompasses a beautiful building in the Brancovenesc architectural style, housing the Botanical garden Museum.