The Castles of Romania
Two-day excursion departing from Varna, including:
Bus tour of Bucharest along the wide green boulevards of the capital with photo breaks at the most famous squares and acquaintance with the historical past and eclectic architecture of the city.
Visit to the Palace of the Romanian Parliament - the largest administrative building in the world, with extremely luxuriously furnished halls - ballrooms and conference rooms.
Overnight stay in the oldest Romanian mountain resort Sinaia, located in the Southern Carpathians.
Visit to the wonderful Peles - a palace built for the first Romanian king Carol I, located in a beautiful park with statues and a lake. The unique and absolutely authentic interior, the state halls, richly decorated with wood carvings, marble, alabaster, stained glass, Renaissance patterns and items belonging to the Romanian kings, are examined.
Visit to the Mogoşaia Palace and Park Ensemble, which is located in the vicinity of Bucharest. The palace was built between 1698-1702 by the famous Romanian aristocrat and patron Constantin Brancoveanu in the so-called Romanian Renaissance style, also called "Brâncovenesque". The palace is named after the widow of the Romanian boyar Mogoș. The entire ensemble includes a park, a palace, fortress walls, additional buildings, a beautiful lake and the Church of St. George from 1688.
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