Description
Calea Victoriei is Bucharest’s most stylish boulevard — a living timeline that connects centuries of Romanian culture and architecture.
Originally paved with wooden planks in 1692, it became home to the city’s most iconic landmarks:
CEC Palace – a masterpiece of Belle Époque architecture.
National Museum of Romanian History – featuring the country’s royal jewels.
Romanian Athenaeum – home of the George Enescu Philharmonic.
National Museum of Art – set inside the former Royal Palace.
Boutiques, cafés, and galleries line the street, making it ideal for an afternoon walk. You’ll find elegant terraces, designer stores, and cozy coffee spots where locals unwind after work.
💡 AirVoucher Tip: Walk from the Old Town to Victoriei Square just before sunset — the warm light reflects beautifully off the historic façades.
