Știrbei Palace in Buftea

• 15.4 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Știrbei Palace in Buftea is an impressive historical monument located about 20 km from Bucharest, in Buftea, Ilfov. Built in 1863 by the Știrbei family, the palace blends Neo-Gothic architecture with classical elements, creating an aristocratic atmosphere.
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The main building with spectacular architectural...

Cernica Monastery

• 15.6 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Cernica Monastery, located just 14 km from Bucharest in Ilfov County, is one of Romania's most significant Orthodox religious sites. Founded in 1608 by the nobleman Cernica Știrbei, the monastery sits on the shore of Lake Cernica, offering a picturesque landscape and a serene atmosphere for prayer and reflection.
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Therme Bucharest

• 16.3 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Therme Bucharest is a modern spa, wellness and water fun complex located in Balotești, Ilfov, just 10 minutes from Bucharest. Opened in 2016, Therme is the largest relaxation center of its kind in Europe, offering visitors thermal pools, themed saunas, water slides and wellness areas.🌴 Main areas:
Galaxy - aimed at families, with spectacular s...

Ghica Palace in Căciulați

• 20.7 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Hidden among the ancient forests of Vlăsia, just 30 km north of Bucharest, Ghica Palace in Căciulați is a lesser-known architectural gem with a story worth discovering. Built between 1830 and 1834 by Prince Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica, this neoclassical summer residence reflects the refined tastes of the Romanian aristocracy in the early 19th century....

Lake Snagov

• 27.2 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Just 25 kilometers north of Bucharest, Lake Snagov stretches across 16 kilometers, making it the largest natural lake in Romania, with a surface area of 5.75 km². Surrounded by dense forest remnants of the old Codrii Vlăsiei, the lake is home to a remarkable biodiversity, including rare aquatic plants and protected bird species.
At its center lies...

Căldărușani Monastery

• 28.9 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Căldărușani Monastery is an important Orthodox religious site located in Ilfov County, about 25 km north of Bucharest, near Căldărușani Lake. Founded in 1638 by the ruler Matei Basarab, the monastery is a place of pilgrimage and a symbol of Romanian religious traditions.
The monastery is notable for its impressive architecture, with the main church...

Snagov Palace

• 30.9 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Snagov Palace is a historic residence located on the shores of Snagov Lake, near Bucharest, in Ilfov County. Built in the early 20th century, it was the residence of important personalities of the time and was also used as a vacation home by members of the royal family.
The palace impresses with its elegant neoclassical architecture and the picture...

The Piscu School Workshop-Museum

• 30.9 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

The Piscu School Workshop-Museum is a unique place located in Piscu commune, Ilfov county, just a few kilometers from Bucharest. Established in 2020, this museum was created to preserve and promote traditional Romanian crafts and to support the training of new rural talents in the field of folk art.

The Piscu School focuses on training young talen...

Snagov Monastery

• 31.3 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Snagov Monastery sits on a small, forested island in the northern part of Lake Snagov, about 40 kilometers from Bucharest. First documented in 1408, it is believed to have been founded by Mircea the Elder, and later rebuilt by rulers like Vlad Țepeș, Mircea Ciobanul, and Neagoe Basarab.
The current church, built between 1517–1521 under Neagoe Basar...

Comana Monastery

• 32 km from Școala Gimnazială "Petre Ispirescu" – No. 171

Comana Monastery is an important Orthodox monastic settlement located in Giurgiu County, about 40 km south of Bucharest. Initially founded in 1461 by Vlad the Impaler, the monastery was rebuilt in the 16th century by the nobleman Radu Șerban and has since remained a place of prayer, reflection, and history.
The monastery is also believed to be the...