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Piața Revoluției
Site of part of the Romanian Revolution of 1989. There is a tall monument in the center of the square in memory of those who died during the revolution.
Biserica Crețulescu
An interesting example of the Brancovenesc style (1722).
Muzeul Municipiului București, Palatul Sutu
Housed in a palace built in 1834, has collections related to the development of Bucharest from a small 14th-century fortress into Romania’s capital.
Biserica Colțea, Biserica "Trei Ierarhi"
The first church in Bucharest built in the Brancovenesc style (1702).
Muzeul Național de Artă al României
In the building of the former Royal Palace, this museum has collections of ancient, modern and contemporary Romanian art as well as exhibitions of rare European art dating as early as the 14th century
Ateneul Roman
A beautiful building is home of the George Enescu Philarmonic. If you have the time, visit the interior of the building as well, as it holds a fresco that depicts scenes of the Romanian history. The building was inaugurated in 1888.