Summer is warm and almost cloudless in sky; Winter is very cold, dry and partly cloudy. Throughout the year, the temperature generally ranges from -4 ° C to 30 ° C and is rarely below -12 ° C or above 35 ° C.

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The best time of year to visit Bucharest and warm weather activities is from early July to late August.

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Security conditions are reasonable.
Although most crimes in Romania are not violent or are the result of confrontation, these situations are not frequent. Pickpockets operate mainly at railway stations and trains.
In Bucharest particular attention should be paid to the Northern Gare area. As a precaution you should circulate with photocopies of identity documents and leave the originals in the hotel safe. Other amounts such as cash, credit cards and jewelry should also be deposited in hotel safes.

Other important information
- Unique emergency number: 112;
- Vehicle assistance and towing service: 9271.

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the palace of parliament
the National Museum of Contemporary Art
the arc de triomphe
the Memorialul Renaşterii
the Romanian Athenaeum
the Cantacuzino Palace
the InterContinental Bucharest Hotel
the Presei Liberate House
Bucharest's museums include the Romanian National Art Museum, the Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum, the Romanian Peasant Museum (Muzeul Național al Ţăranului Român), the Romanian National History Museum and the National Military Museum.
There are several cultural festivals throughout the year in Bucharest, but most of them take place in June, July and August. The National Opera organizes an international opera festival every year in May and June, in which symphonic and chamber orchestras from around the world participate. The Romanian Athenaeean Society organizes the George Enescu Festival, a contest whose concerts are held in various parts of the city in September of odd years.
The city center features a mix of medieval, neoclassical and Art nouveau buildings, as well as "neoromenos" from the 1920s and 1930s. In the southern neighborhoods, the utilitarian architecture of the communist era predominates. There are also some more recent contemporaries such as skyscrapers and office buildings.

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Bucharest is full of restaurants and cafes where you can try a little of everything. Delicious, typical Romanian food can be tasted in centuries-old restaurants of exceptional quality, and if you get tired or disliked, other flavors made with equal care will not be lacking.
If you can, head to one of the new restaurants run by great Romanian chefs.

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Bucharest is the capital and largest city of Romania. Bucharest has a rich and growing cultural life in areas such as the visual arts and performing arts and nightlife. The city has several historical buildings and other monuments. The city is beautiful, cheap, interesting and the gateway to Romania. It has many hidden beauties that are worth your visit. Do not doubt! It is a wonderful international destination!

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