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Bucharest is the capital of Romania, situated in southeastern Europe. It's a city with a mix of architectural styles, reflecting its long history. Visitors can explore the historic centre, with its cobblestone streets and colourful buildings. Here you'll find Stavropoleos Church, a beautiful example of Romanian Orthodox architecture, and Curtea Veche, the ruins of an old princely court.

Bucharest also has grander buildings, like the Palace of the Parliament, one of the largest parliament buildings in the world. There are several museums to visit, including the National Museum of Romanian History and the Village Museum, which has open-air exhibits of traditional Romanian houses and buildings. Bucharest is a relatively inexpensive European city to visit. It offers good value for money on accommodation, food, and transport. This can be a good option if you're on a budget or looking for a new and interesting European destination.

Fancy a trip to Bucharest? With over 600 airlines to choose from and more than 40 ways to pay, Alternative Airlines can help you conveniently book your flights to Bucharest. We offer budget-friendly, flexible flight routes to Bucharest no matter where you're flying from or when you plan to travel!

Airports near Bucharest

Reach Bucharest your way. You can easily travel to Bucharest using any of these 4 airports.

Henri Coandă International Airport

Located approximately 18 kilometres north of Bucharest's city centre, Henri Coandă International Airport is the primary international airport serving the city. It offers a wide range of domestic and international flights.

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Aurel Vlaicu International Airport

Situated within Bucharest's city limits, Aurel Vlaicu International Airport is a smaller airport mainly serving low-cost carriers and private jets. It is located around 8 kilometres north of the city centre.

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Sibiu International Airport

If you prefer a scenic drive, you can consider flying into Sibiu International Airport, which is approximately 280 kilometres northwest of Bucharest. From there, you can enjoy a picturesque road trip through the beautiful Transylvanian countryside to reach Bucharest.

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Cluj-Napoca International Airport

Another option for travellers is Cluj-Napoca International Airport, located around 450 kilometres northwest of Bucharest. While it is a bit further away, it offers a wide range of domestic and international flights. From Cluj-Napoca, you can either rent a car or take a connecting flight to Bucharest.

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Things to do in Bucharest

With a wealth of sights to see in Bucharest, here are our top 3:

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Palace of Parliament

A behemoth of a building, the Palace of Parliament is the second-largest administrative building in the world, after the Pentagon. Built during the Ceausescu era, it boasts over 3,000 rooms and is a colossal example of Nicolae Ceausescu's megalomania. The guided tours are fascinating, showcasing the opulent reception halls and endless corridors.

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Romanian Athenaeum

A beautiful neoclassical concert hall, the Romanian Athenaeum is a cultural gem in Bucharest. Inaugurated in 1912, it is famed for its excellent acoustics and elegant design. Be sure to catch a concert here if you can, or simply take a tour to admire the architecture and its collection of 19th-century Romanian art.

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Village Museum

Step back in time at the Village Museum, an open-air museum that showcases traditional Romanian life. Explore over 300 houses, farmsteads, and workshops brought from all over Romania, each representing the various architectural styles of the country's regions. You can also see demonstrations of traditional crafts and enjoy folk music performances.

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