Visit Bucharest - A Tourist Guide

of tourism in Eastern Europe is becoming more popular by the day in Bucharest, the Romanian capital, has become an interesting tourist destinacija.Gradova tantalizing history also adds to its žalbe.Grimly structured buildings and museums to tell an alluring tale of his infamous communist prošlosti.Broj people who visit Romania, only to experience the contrasts of the city which is facilitated by the former communist regime and the current state of progressive capitalism. However, after visiting the city, tourists tend to agree that Bucharest has a lot more to offer.
Bucharest is a city of extremes as far as temperature is concerned. If you decide to go during the summer, then be ready to come home on a half-baked as the temperatures here tend to be higher on the scale living and are often accompanied by oppressive heat waves. In winter, on the other hand, the temperatures are very low and difficult to rise above the freezing point. Therefore, the best time to visit the city in spring or autumn, ie, April-May or September-October.
the capital of Romania is not exactly what I would call the children because there is too much amusement parks or zoos look towards naprijed.Glavne attractions are the cities for museums and historical zgradama.Stablo-lined city parks and picturesque boulevards and add an element of elegance and sophistication of the city. May you begin your sightseeing tour of Bucharest with the Palace of Parliament. This palace was built during the communist rule and is one of the largest building in the world, second only to the Pentagon. This is a twelve story structure with about a thousand rooms, four underground levels, a gigantic nuclear bunker.Zgrada embodiment of a country's best artisans, and will enchant you with its dazzling rooms and exquisite Senate quarter.
to your next destination should be the village museum. This is one of the best and unique outdoor museums of the city which is located within the park Herastrau. The museum presents the history and diversity of the Romanian rural architecture. You'll see traditionally dressed villagers living showcasing 16th and 17 century, workers in an attempt to re-Romanian rural history. Traditional tools and handicrafts are also sold here, and can be purchased as a quintessential symbol of Romania for people at home.
next destination on your list should be in the National Museum of Bucharest. This museum is housed in the 20th century post office and one of the most important structures in Bucharest. It consists of forty-one room, and traces the country economic, political and social journey from prehistoric times to the 1920.Najuzbudljiviji exhibition here is no doubt the state treasury in the basement. This room is filled with glittering gold jewelry from various historical ages and unique curios from the Neolithic age. It was supposed to be the biggest and best museum in Bucharest, and the best way to sharpen your knowledge of Romanian history.
end of your trip to Bucharest with inspiring journey Stavropoleos Church. This church is the 18th century church that was built by the Wallachian prince. You can see traces of Romanian and Byzantine architecture in a structure which is surrounded by a peaceful garden decorated with beautiful frescoes and religious icons.
Bucharest is a city of paradoxes, but unlike most of the paradox, this city has some that you might like. Visit Bucharest and experience the difference.