Three centuries of royalty are waiting to be explored at Cotroceni Palace, which is now the official residence of the president of Romania. As a relatively hidden gem, a visit here is essential in Bucharest, but you must book ahead. Wander the magnificent hallways with your guide. See the bedrooms of kings and queens, plus children's bedrooms, a music hall including a grand old piano, and the king's office. Don't miss a stroll through the gardens. You might catch the president in action!

The tour will start from your hotel and following an eight-hour itinerary will show the participants the most interesting sights of Bucharest downtown with entrance at the Parliament Palace (optional – open between 10 am – 3 pm), Cotroceni Palace (optional – open between 10 am – 3 pm) and The Village Museum (optional – open between 10 am – 4 pm). On the road, we will stop for lunch (optional) in a local restaurant.

Queen Mary of Romania stay at Cotroceni Palace during her lifetime. She and her husband, King Ferdinand I, used the palace as their primary residence in Bucharest. Queen Mary was known for her love of art and culture, and she played a significant role in promoting Romanian culture and heritage during her time at Cotroceni Palace. Visiting the Cotroceni Museum offers a glimpse into Romania's rich history and culture. You can explore the beautiful palace grounds, learn about the country's royal history, and see various exhibits showcasing art, artifacts, and historical items. It's a great way to immerse yourself in Romanian history and experience the grandeur of this important landmark.

Visiting Cotroceni Palace is , no doubt , an unique experience while visiting the Romanian capital city. With a history of more then three centuries Cotroceni hill is waiting all visitors to discover its secrets following our experts guides.

Embark on a one day tour to discover some of Bucharest's most important sites and one must see, well preserved palace, Mogosoaia Palace. On this day you will get to see the famous Palace of Parliament, Cotroceni Palace, many panoramic views of the city and learn interesting facts about the capital of Romania. In the second part of the day enjoy the visit at Mogosoaia Palace to see how royalty lived and take a relaxing walk on the premises.