It was here in December 1989 that Ceausescu made his last speech from the balcony of the former Central Committee of the Communist party. Shortly afterwards he was dead and communist rule ended.
Very impressive collection of Romanian and European art displayed over 4 floors.
Large imposing Royal Palace built in 1834. Contains an impressive collection of Romanian and European art.
Bucharest's most famous church. Beautiful iconography on the walls of the interior. Badly damaged in the 1989 revolution though restored since.
Very informative exhibits tracing the history of Romania from prehistoric times to WW1.
Beautiful church built in 1724. It houses many icons recovered from many demolished Romania churches.
Interesting ruins of Vlad Tepes' (Dracula's) Old Princely Court built in 1462. Contains an interesting museum.
Wonderfully interesting interior. Unchanged for decades. Impressive pub mirrors. Only drawback is a lack of real ale.
First pub in the country to be listed as a coomunity and the purchased by the local community. Excellent example of an 1930 Improved public house. Great real ales.
Large, wood panelled, mock Tudor Laine's Brewery pub. You can order a third pint tasting tray. Great real ales.
Back to basics micropub. Real ales are served by gravity from jacket cooled casks. Great real ales.
Stunning interior. Formerly Courage Brewery's tap. Now run by Samuel Smith's. Good value real ales.
First or last stop on the Bermondsey beer crawl -depending which end you start. Great real ales.
