Flights to Bucharest

Considered to be the national dish of Romania, Cabbage Rolls are a mix of minced meat and herbs wrapped in cabbage leaves usually accompanied by a sour cream.

Found in pretty much every street food shop and restaurant in Bucharest Mici, which is literally grilled meat rolls made from ground meat that’s seasoned with plenty of spices and grilled on a BBQ. A perfect meal for Lunch or Dinner.

For those of you with a sweet tooth perhaps with an afternoon coffee or a sweet treat after dinner then be sure to try Papanasi, a fried doughnut that’s made with cream cheese filled with sweet cream and topped with beautiful berry jam. This desert will definitely have you asking for more.

No visit to Bucharest is complete without a visit to the Bucharest Square of Revolution on Victory Street. The square takes its name from the revolution of 1989. The statues around the square are elements of the story of the communist era, full of history make it a must to add to your Bucharest to-do list.

One of the city icons, this Concert Hall of the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra was built in 1888. The Romanian Athenaeum is considered to be the finest building in the city. The auditorium is world renowned for its amazing acoustics and being able to experience any performance here would be a highlight of any visit. Definitely add this to your Bucharest to do list.

Founded in 1860, the gardens are part of the Bucharest university's Botanical Institute. Spread over 17 hectares and boasts over 10,000 species of plants which are on display in the spectacular glass houses.

Bucharest's nightlife is renowned for being the undisputed party capital of Europe. Many groups of men and women use the destination as a venue for birthday, stag and hen parties. The vibrant city has something to offer to everyone. The party capital offers everything from trendy bars, hip cocktail bars, traditional Romanian pubs, Irish bars, hedonistic clubs through to steamy strip shows. The town boasts something to suit every budget.