Pałac Królewski

The Royal Palace in Bucharest is a fascinating monument full of history and royal splendor. Originally built as the Golescu residence in 1812, it was later transformed into the seat of the Romanian royal family.

The palace's interiors impress with a mix of architectural styles, from neoclassicism to art deco. Particularly impressive is the Throne Room, with its rich decorations.

Despite being damaged during World War II, the palace was painstakingly restored and today stands as a symbol of Romania's turbulent history. It is an ideal destination for lovers of architecture and the history of European royalty.