Things to do in  Bucharest

Bucharest is the capital city of Romania, famous for its communist-era landmarks such as the Palace of Parliament—architecture that earned it the nickname Paris of the East—and an eclectic nightlife scene.

Two days in Bratislava are enough to comfortably explore the city as it is not terribly large by international standards, even though it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Slovakia.

Bucharest earned its nicknames of Little Paris and Paris of the East thanks to its grand belle epoque architecture and the way its social elite adopted French greetings and habits in the early 20th century.

It’s not hard to have fun in Bucharest. The city has a wealth of malls and boutiques if you like shopping, a diverse selection of bars and clubs if you’re seeking nightlife, and parks like Cismigiu Gardens that are pleasant to walk or cycle around.

Yes, Bucharest is regularly ranked as one of the most affordable city destinations in Europe for tourists thanks to great prices on accommodation, food, and public transport.

Yes, Bucharest is worth visiting if you like complex history, affordable food and nightlife, and an edge that makes it a fascinating urban destination to explore.