Description
Unirii Square is Bucharest’s beating heart — the most central and accessible point of the city, surrounded by major boulevards, shops, cafés, and restaurants. It marks the start of Unirii Boulevard, one of the widest streets in Europe, built during Romania’s communist era to connect the Palace of Parliament to the rest of the capital.
The area is always buzzing with activity. The highlight is the spectacular Unirii Fountains, a synchronized show of light, water, and music that takes place during summer weekends, attracting locals and tourists alike.
💡 AirVoucher Tip: Start your exploration here. From Unirii Square, you’re just a 10-minute walk to the Palace of Parliament, passing through one of the city’s grandest avenues.
