Suțu Palace
Bucharest, Romania
Its neo-Gothic style with crenellated towers, completed in 1834, is a rare example in the city's architecture.
Palatul Suțu is a Neo-Gothic architectural gem, completed in 1834. It was built for Costache Suțu, a prominent Wallachian boyar. The palace stands out with its crenellated towers and dramatic facade, a rare example of Neo-Gothic in Bucharest. Today, it houses the Museum of Bucharest, documenting the rich history of the capital.
- Visit time: 20 min
How long does it take to visit Suțu Palace?
Plan about 20 min.
Nearby
- Colțea Church — 90 m
- University Square — 110 m
- Biserica Sf. Ilie - Hanul Colței — 190 m
- First Coffee — 230 m
- Biserica „Sfântul Nicolae“ - Șelari — 250 m
- Biserica Doamnei — 260 m
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