After meeting the Guide at the famous Caru’ cu Bere restaurant, the walk starts with a visit to the magnificent Stavropoleos Monastery. A place steeped in history and spirituality, perfect to introduce the tour and better understand the role of the Orthodox Church during the period of dictatorship. Through art, architecture and the events that marked this institution, we will explore its impact on Bucharest’s society and culture.

We will admire one of the most beautiful and important buildings in Bucharest, a historical and architectural monument, emblem of justice.

The walk will continue with a stop at Constitution Square , a strategic point offering breathtaking views of the Parliament Building . DA here, we will have the opportunity to admire the grandeur of this building, among the largest in the world, and to delve into the historical context in which it was erected. Through stories and historical details, we will explore the political and social significance of its construction, and the transformations that have made it a controversial but extraordinary symbol of the city.

Continuing the tour, we will visit the Ancient Monastery of Antim, a place of worship of extraordinary historical and spiritual importance. This magnificent monastery, with its fascinating architecture and deep connection to Bucharest’s history, is one of the few buildings that have managed to resist the demolition process of the old Uranus Quarter, an area sacrificed during the dictatorship period to make room for impressive new urban projects. Through the visit, we will have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the events that marked this monastery, discovering the fundamental role it played in the cultural and religious resistance of the city.

We will visit the inside of the Parliament, where an employee Guide of the institution will technically explain its architecture and furnishings. *Depending on the language of the interior tour, our Guide will provide the Italian translation.