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Thrills for the young and the young at heart

This is the place to relax and to try out new experiences with your friends and family. The tree tracks have different difficulty levels that are suitable not just for kids but also for the most adventurous grown-ups. You can also ride the bike through the forest or jump down from 15 metres, obviously in a safe way. Moreover, the project includes something new in Romania: fully-equipped tree houses where you can check in and spend some restful nights.

Most romantic places

Spend a day relaxing at Europe’s largest spa resort. The different saunas and pools and the entire wellness programme at Therme București will help you replenish your energy reserves while enjoying a romantic time together. A stroll through the botanical gardens is the icing on the cake.

Most romantic places

The Hard Rock Café in Herăstrău Park is just 10 minutes by car from Vienna House Easy Airport Bucharest. Enjoy good food in a dynamic atmosphere. A unique experience is guaranteed.

Most romantic places

18 lounge, as the name suggests, is located on the 18th floor of a building near Herăstrău Lake. The unique blend of cuisine, music, design and breathtaking views creates the perfect setting for a romantic evening together.

THERME BUCHAREST

Enjoy a relaxing weekend with your loved ones at the biggest thermal Spa resort in Europe.

After an exhausting week you deserve a relaxing weekend with your family. Surprise them and spent two or three nights at the Vienna House Easy Airport Bucharest and allow yourself to have a lot of fun at the biggest thermal Spa resort in Europe. For more details visit Therme Bucharest.

DREAMY BUCHAREST

The historic Lipscani quarter is the ideal place for a stroll. Wander through cobbled alleyways, browse the various art galleries and antiques shops, and take a break in one of the many coffee houses. Don't miss the Hanul cu Tei inner courtyard tucked between Strada Lipscani and Strada Blanari.

MUSICAL BUCHAREST

Crowdfunding is not a 21st century phenomenon. In 1888, when the builders of the Athenaeum ran out of money, they appealed to the public for funds to complete this magnificent concert hall with success. With its opulent frescoes and unique acoustics, the hall is today the home of the renowned George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra. 

POWERFUL BUCHAREST

The Palace of the Parliament, formerly known as the People's Palace, today houses the Romanian Parliament and a conference centre. A magnificent communist-era folly, it is the second largest government building in the world after the Pentagon. And it's well worth a visit, if only for an insight into the pomp and splendour of a bygone era and the examples of Romanian folk art. 

ENJOY BUCHAREST

Romanian cuisine has been influenced by the Greeks, Saxons, Turks, Slavs and Magyars. Its primary ingredients are meat, fish, vegetables, dairy products and fruit. For one of its best exponents try the traditional Caru cu Bere restaurant, where centuries-old dishes are given a new interpretation. 

ACTIVE BUCHAREST

An excellent way to explore the city's communist past is to take a guided bike tour. Local guides will take you past the most important communist buildings as well as through parks and other areas, and are a mine of information about the city and its inhabitants.