Old Town Review

Grand old town of the Capital of Romania. The home of Vlad the Impaler’s former court but now it’s a museum. Cobbled streets and stunning architecture. A great place to come during the day and the night.

The Bucharest Old Town is a captivating slice of history brought to life. With its charming cobblestone streets, vibrant cafes, and historic architecture, it's a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the heart of Romania's capital. The atmosphere is lively, and the local cuisine is simply delectable. Strolling through this enchanting district, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time, making it a delightful experience for travelers seeking both culture and charm.

The historic center of Bucharest which wasn't razed during the communist era. The area is quite charming and many buildings are being renovated or restored. It definitely gives a more magical feel. However there are also rougher edges around the area which is in neglect and is not as esthetically pleasing. A nice place nonetheless to stroll around and explore!

Bucharest is the capital of Romania. It is located in the southeast of Romania, in the middle of the Vallagia Plain, on the banks of the Denbovica River, a tributary of the Danube River. The buildings in the city are full of European style, which is called Little Paris. There are many bars and restaurants in the old city. At dinner time, there are people shuttling, flashing lights, sitting down for a drink, having a meal, walking around and having a look are also quite good.

This old town is very distinctive, it looks like it has been a long history, the scenery is old, but it is very charming.