Flights to Bucharest

• Palace of the Parliament – the second largest administrative building in the world, a symbol of Romania’s recent history
• Herăstrău Park & Village Museum – the city’s green oasis, with lakes, walking paths, terraces, and traditional Romanian houses
• Old Town (Centrul Vechi) – perfect for strolls, historical landmarks, and a vibrant nightlife
• Romanian Athenaeum & National Opera – world-class performances in iconic buildings

• National Museum of Art & National Museum of History – valuable collections housed in former royal palaces
• Bohemian Streets (Dorobanți, Cotroceni, Armenească) – perfect for cafés, galleries, bookshops, and a strong local vibe
• Top Restaurants & Food Trucks – from fine dining experiences to multicultural street food
• Pedestrianized Calea Victoriei on weekends – the boulevard turns into a lively promenade with street performances and open-air exhibitions

Local Events and Festivals

Bucharest offers a rich cultural calendar, with events to suit every taste – from international festivals to artisan markets and open-air concerts.

• George Enescu Festival – the most prestigious classical music festival in Romania
• Bucharest International Film Festival – screenings in unconventional and artistic venues
• Jazz in the Park – a mix of music, urban art, and outdoor experiences
• Street Food Festival – global flavors and culinary delights in Bucharest’s parks
• Christmas Market in Constitution Square – festive lights, carols, an ice rink, and traditional Romanian products

How to Get from the Airport to Your Accommodation

Bucharest is served by Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP), located about 17 km from the city center. Transfers are easy and well-connected:

• Bus – runs non-stop between the airport and city center
• Direct Train (Gara de Nord – Airport) – a fast option with frequent departures
• Taxis and Ridesharing – available at the terminal exit for direct hotel transfers
• Private or Hotel Transfer – ideal for groups or travelers with bulky luggage