Royal Palace
Bucharest, Romania
It was the official residence of the kings of Romania, rebuilt in the 1930s, and today houses the National Museum of Art.
The Palatul Regal in Bucharest was the official residence of the Kings of Romania. The current building, largely rebuilt after a fire in 1926, dates from the 1930s. Today, it houses the National Museum of Art of Romania. Its imposing neoclassical facade dominates Revolution Square, reflecting its historical significance.
- Visit time: 35 min
- Opening hours: Tue 10:00–18:00 (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
- Local name: Palatul Regal
How long does it take to visit Royal Palace?
Plan about 35 min.
Nearby
- National Museum of Art of Romania — 70 m
- Sala Palatului — 70 m
- Memorial of Rebirth — 140 m
- Biblioteca Centrală Universitară Carol I — 150 m
- Piața Revoluției — 160 m
- Biserica Ortodoxă "Crețulescu" — 160 m
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