Bucharest is Romania's largest city and capital and today an important metropolis. Some of the buildings have the reputation for the high life that gives to Bucharest the nickname of “Little Paris”.
In this tour you will discover everything that turned Bucharest into “Little Paris”. Your visit will start on the Victory Avenue, one of the oldest and most famous roads in our capital. Your first tourist attraction is The National History Museum, building that before 70s was the former Post Office and on the other side The National Savings Bank, an impressive building with a stunning architecture. Then you will stop in the Revolution Square, where you will see the Royal Place, which houses National Art Museum. After this you will stop to French Bakery Calea Victoriei 134 where you will have a coffee break and you will find interesting information from your guide. Next, you will visit The Romanian Athenaeum and Cantacuzino Palace (George Enescu National Museum).
