On the second day, start your day with a visit to the Palace of the Parliament, an impressive building that is the world's heaviest building and a symbol of Romania's communist past. Next, you can visit the Village Museum, an open-air museum showcasing traditional houses from all over Romania. You can learn about the country's rural heritage, customs, and crafts here. Afterward, you can visit the Romanian Athenaeum, a stunning concert hall and a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture. Admire its elegant facade and interior, and if possible, catch a classical music concert

The third day can be dedicated to art and culture. You can start by visiting the Museum of Art Collections, which houses an extensive collection of Romanian art from medieval to modern times. Admire paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts by Romanian artists. Next, you can explore the National Museum of Romanian History, where you can learn about Romania's rich history and culture through its vast collection of artifacts, including ancient treasures, medieval artifacts, and ethnographic exhibits. To relax and enjoy nature, you can visit Herastrau Park, the largest park in Bucharest, surrounding the Herastrau Lake. Rent a boat, take a stroll, or enjoy a meal at one of the lakeside cafes or restaurants.

Extend your stay or take your private transfer to Bucharest Airport/ Bucharest Central Train Station.