Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Romania

• 945 m from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

The Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Romania represents the diplomatic, economic and cultural interests of Lithuania and contributes to the strengthening of bilateral relations with Romania. It provides consular services for Lithuanian citizens in Romania and facilitates the visa process for those wishing to travel to Lithuania. The embassy...

"Nicolae Iorga" Theoretical High School

• 960 m from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

The "Nicolae Iorga" Theoretical High School is an educational institution with a long history, located in Sector 1 of Bucharest. Founded in 1928 as "Sandu Aldea" Mixed School no. 4, it has gone through various transformations and names over the years, reflecting its adaptability to the educational needs of the community. Currently, the high school...

I’Velo Relax Parcul Regele Mihai I (Herăstrău)

• 970 m from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

I'Velo Relax offers bike rental services at Parcul Regele Mihai I, located in Sector 1 of Bucharest, near Charles de Gaulle Square. The rental point is positioned at the park's main entrance, providing easy access for visitors.
Rental Rates:
1 hour: 20 RON
2 hours: 25 RON
24 hours: 50 RON
For each hour of delay, an additional fee of 12.5 RON is ch...

Nuria Coffee Studio

• 985 m from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

Nuria Coffee Studio isn’t the kind of place you just stumble upon—it’s more like a whispered tip from someone who knows the city well. Tucked away near the Arch of Triumph, this cozy café was once a garage, now beautifully transformed by a passionate couple who poured their hearts into every corner. They started from scratch and created a warm, wel...

Romexpo

• 1000 m from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

Romexpo is Romania’s largest and most versatile exhibition and event center, located in northern Bucharest at 65–67 Mărăști Boulevard. With roots dating back to the 1960s, the complex is best known for its iconic central dome — a striking architectural landmark and a defining point on the city’s cultural map.What makes Romexpo special
– Size and fl...

Casa Miclescu

• 1 km from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

In a city that often buries its past under fresh concrete, Casa Miclescu remains a stubborn relic—a rare survivor of a vanished world. Nestled on Kiseleff Boulevard, one of Bucharest’s most elegant arteries, this early 20th-century mansion, built in the austere elegance of Neo-Romanian style, was more than a residence. It was a social epicenter for...

Kayo Club

• 1 km from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

Kayo Club is an exclusive and vibrant nightclub located in the center of Bucharest, designed for those who want to experience an energetic night filled with quality music and entertainment in a modern, sophisticated setting. With its elegant design, dynamic lighting, and lively atmosphere, Kayo Club is the perfect spot for parties, private events,...

Ganesha Caffe Primăverii

• 1 km from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

At Ganesha Caffe Primăverii, nestled on the elegant Bulevardul Primăverii, you step into an oriental sanctuary far removed from Bucharest’s daily hustle. The vibrant décor, inspired by Hindu culture, blends seamlessly with the rich aromas of exotic teas and shisha, creating a deeply relaxing atmosphere. Every detail—from the handpicked furnishings...

Herăstrău Park - The playground

• 1 km from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

The playground in Herăstrău Park (officially King Michael I Park) is one of the largest and most diverse outdoor play areas in Bucharest, located in Sector 1, within a beautiful natural setting. The main playground is well-maintained and equipped with durable wooden and metal structures, suitable for children aged 2 to 12. It includes swings, slide...

Domenii Market

• 1 km from Dimitrie Guști National Village Museum

Domenii Market is where the potatoes come scrubbed, the herbs are neatly tied with twine, and the sellers will straight-up tell you if the goods are homegrown or hauled in from a warehouse. It’s compact, calm, and oddly serene – a rare vibe for a Bucharest market. The crowd? Higher income, low tolerance for nonsense – people who know what they want...