Bucharest: a capital full of surprises, blending tradition and modernity
A capital in transformation. It offers a vibrant lifestyle with a mix of history, culture, and modernity. The city is known for its impressive architecture, lush parks, and lively nightlife.
Flight information from Castellón
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Airline: Wizz Air.
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Arrival airport: Henri Coandă International Airport – Otopeni (OTP).
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Estimated duration: 3 h 15 min.
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Frequency: Regular.
What to See and Do
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Palace of the Parliament – The second-largest administrative building in the world.
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Old Town (Centrul Vechi) – Cobblestone streets, terraces, and restaurants.
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Romanian Village Museum – Open-air display of traditional architecture.
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Romanian Athenaeum – Concert hall and cultural landmark.
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Herăstrău Park and lake – Perfect for relaxing.
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Magheru Boulevard and Revolution Square.
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Day trips to Sinaia and Peleș Castle – Architectural gems in the Carpathians.
Practical Information
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Currency: Romanian Leu (RON).
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Language: Romanian (English is spoken in hotels and tourist areas).
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Plug type: Type F (same as in Spain).
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Documentation: National ID or passport (Schengen area since 2024).
Practical Information
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Direct train to the city center (Gara de Nord): modern and affordable (approx. 25 min).
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Buses 783 or 784: connect the airport with the city center (Unirii Square).
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Taxis and apps like Bolt or Uber: available with regulated fares.
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Train fare: approx. 5 RON (€1).
Bucharest Gallery
