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Mercure Bucharest Unirii
4 STAR Hotel
4-star luxury
Located just minutes away from the centre of Bucharest, this 4-star hotel offers a total of ninety-five modern rooms. All rooms are furnished with elegant modern furniture. They come well equipped with free high speed wi-fi, an LCD TV, tea/coffee, minibar, safe and an ensuite bathroom. There’s an onsite restaurant and a lounge bar that is where you can enjoy breakfast.
X Hostel
Hostel
A brilliant budget-friendly base for your stag
X Hostel is set close to one of the largest central squares in Bucharest, Unirii Square, which is home to a huge selection of bars, pubs, and clubs. There are several dorm-type rooms available, but you can opt for a single or double room for a little more privacy. The hostel has a great bar, with ping pong, darts, and a giant Jenga game.
Antique Hostel
Hostel
Charming hostel found in the heart of the Old Town
This hostel is located in the heart of the Old Town, which is packed with cafes, restaurants and most importantly, bars! There are several dorm-style rooms available (each with six to ten beds). Smaller rooms with en-suite bathrooms are on offer too if you want a little more privacy. There is a fully-equipped kitchen and barbecue facilities on the roof terrace.
Novotel City Centre
4 STAR Hotel
Boasts an indoor swimming pool
If you’re wanting to treat yourself, then this is a good option. This luxurious 4-star hotel, found 650m from the Old Town, has a pool and massage treatments, so you can relax as hard as you party. All 258 rooms come with luxurious bathtubs and walk-in showers – bliss! Winestone, their onsite wine bar is well worth checking out. A great quality breakfast consisting of hot and cold items is served each morning.
Athenee Palace Hilton Bucharest
5 STAR Hotel
5-star decadence with exceptional décor
This grand, sophisticated 5-star hotel is located near many of Budapest’s most popular attractions, shops, and nightlife. There are two onsite restaurants, a classy Italian and an English-themed pub, which serves tasty food, but is also a great place to sink some bevvies. The hotel also has an onsite health club that boasts a sauna, a whirlpool and massage room.
Europa Royale
4 STAR Hotel
A smart and sophisticated hotel in the Old Town
Located in a grand, 19th century building overlooking the bustling, medieval Unirii Square, this 4-star hotel is smart, modern, and stylish. The ninety-two tastefully decorated rooms are sleek and spacious. They all have en-suites, Wi-Fi and fully-stocked mini bars. Some rooms have balconies. There is even a Swiss restaurant on site, Mica Elvetie, with an exciting menu. However, you’ve got loads of restaurants/bars on your doorstep here.
Comfort Suites
3 STAR Aparthotel
Plush, but with old-school charm
This plush, upmarket, 3-star hotel is found just a few minutes from the Old Town. The hotel prides itself on its classic baroque style; it oozes with old-school sophistication. The rooms are spacious and stylish. Rooms come equipped with a TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, a seating area, a fridge, a coffee machine, and room service. Some rooms have balconies.
Hotel International Bucharest
4 STAR Hotel
Comfortable hotel with large well furnished rooms
This fab 4 star hotel boasts 70 spacious and airy rooms with all the creature comforts you'd expect such as a flatscreen SMART TV, air-conditioning and a mini bar. There's also a safe for your valuables and Hypo-allergenic bedding. Your ensuite comes with a bathrobe, slippers, hairdryer and free toiletries. Onsite, there is a cracking bar and a buffet breakfast option.
Radisson Blu
5 STAR Hotel
This 5-star hotel is the height of luxury
Radisson Blue boasts extremely spacious and stylish rooms/suites that are equipped with all the mod cons, including a Smart LED TV and fast, free Wi-Fi. There are three stunning bars/restaurants to choose from, including a sushi bar. There’s a World Class Health Academy that features a 22-metre swimming pool, Bali Spa (offering an array of treatments), a large Jacuzzi, pool bar and patio in the outdoor garden.
Yes , you’re probably here for the cheap booze and the mega nightlife. However, Bucharest is also an incredibly cultured city - you can barely move for museums. Here are our top 10 cultural things to check out whilst in Bucharest.
Palace of the Parliament
Strada Izvor 2-4, Bucharest, Romania
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This is one of Bucharest’s stand out cultural buildings. Palace of the Parliament was built under dictator Nicolae Ceausescu during a period of economic hardship. It was built to survive a seismic risk and even a nuclear attack, which explains the truly breath-taking architecture of the building. This place holds the Guinness World record for being for the largest administrative building (for civil use) – now that’s impressive! The building was built by a whopping 100,000 workers and used 1,000,000 cbm of marble and 550,000 tons of cement. Today it’s possible to take a tour around this magnificent building.
National Museum of Romanian History
Calea Victoriei 12, Bucharest, 030026, Romania
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This museum does what it says on the tin…. Tells you about the history of Romania. Located on Calea Victoriei, here you’ll discover Romanian historical artifacts from prehistoric times up to modern times. The Historical Treasurey has 3000+ special pieces including, objects of worship and jewellery that illustrate the history of the Romanian people. There are also manuscripts, historical photographs, pottery, maps, medals and more to be discovered here. As well as the permanent exhibitions, the museum offers lots of exciting temporary exhibitions. Note that you’re not allowed in with bulky luggage, so probably not one for your first or last day.
Therme Bucharest
Calea Bucuresti 1K, Balotesti, 077015, Bucharest, Romania
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If you’re wanting to ‘book a rest’ on your stag do, then this wellness centre ought to do the trick. Here you can find thermal water pools, 1600m of waterslides and the biggest sauna complex in Romania. If you’ve overdone it on your stag night, then you can relax in one of several mineral pools that have mineral salts that are beneficial to your health. Some of these salts have been known to reduce migraines which is handy! As well as loads of wellness facilities, there are lots of fun slides such as racing slides, twisty slides and whirlpool slides. You can .
King Mihai I Park
King Mihai I Park, Bucharest, Romania
King Mihai I Park is a large park that can be found on the northern side of Bucharest. This magnificent park is spread over one hundred and eighty-seven hectares around the gorgeous Herastrau lake. With its quaint bridges and greenery, it really does look like something out of a picture book. There are loads of statues of famous historical figures such as Charles de Gaulle, Romania’s national poet Mihai Eminescu and William Shakespeare. There’s lots to do here such as catch a seasonal theatre performance, fish, rent bikes and go on a boat trip. If you want somewhere calm to stroll around, this park is perfect.
The Romanian Athenaeum
1, Strada Benjamin Franklin 1-3, Bucharest, 030167, Romania
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Even if you just look at it from the outside, The Romanian Athenaeum is pretty damn impressive. Nicknamed the Romanian temple of arts, this concert hall is formed from a peristyle of six columns. This unique building was classified as a historical monument in 2004. Scenes from Romanian history are featured on the walls inside the Big Hall on the first floor. As well as being architecturally stunning, this epic building has hosted a lot of important Romanian events. There are eight hundred seats seated in the round giving you a great view of the stage. Today you can catch a range of concerts here.
"Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
Soseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 30, Bucharest, 011347, Romania
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This open-air museum, located in the King Michael I Park, showcases traditional Romanian village life. It opened in 1936 in the presence of King Charles II. Here you are free to wander around this reconstructed village. You can discover 123 authentic peasant settlements and 50,000+ Romanian artefacts. These peasant settlements range from the 17th to the 20th century. There are houses, mills, churches and other buildings to go and take a gander at. You can read about each of them on little placards. This immersive historical village was created by playwright Victor Ion Popa and set designer Henri H. Stahl.
"Grigore Antipa" National Museum of Natural History
Soseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 1, Bucharest, 011341, Romania
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Dubbed as one of Europe’s best natural history museums, the National Museum of Natural History has an incredible 2 million + objects to peruse. There’s a wide range of collections including geology, palaeontology, anatomy, and more. You will come face to face with enormous dinosaur skeletons that gives you great photo opportunities, as well as a wealth of animal and plant life that can be found in Romania. To make the experience more immersive and interesting, the stuffed animals have been placed in their natural habitat. There’s even a massive cave that measures 4.5meters wide and 11 meters long with plenty of critters to discover.
Gradina Cismigiu
Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Bucharest, 030167, Romania
The second park to make our cultural list, this one is an English-style garden with fountains, monuments and a boating lake. Oh, and there’s an 19th-century Gambrinus Brewery onsite (aha! Now we’ve got your attention). This lush brewery serves local beer and Romanian food. This is Bucharest’s oldest park. There’s a rose garden, French garden and three lakes to explore. You can find this delightful park right in the middle of Bucharest making it a fab little escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. There’s lots of nature to observe too, like cute ducks, which is just the tonic when you’re severely hungover.
Bucharest Fountains
Piata Unirii, Bucharest, Romania
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Found in Piata Unirii, which is one of the largest squares in central Bucharest, you might end up seeing this magical fountain show without really planning to. It is well worth the effort of seeking it out though. The Water Symphony is a free show that features sound, light and fountains. It takes place on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays May through to September. This isn’t just a little sprinkler; this show is mega impressive. Often, they will use contemporary/popular music in the show. The show will run for approx forty-five minutes. Trust us you’re gonna want to take a video. There you go… does what it says on the (foun)tin!
Museum of Senses
Bulevardul General Paul Teodorescu 4, Bucharest, 061346, Romania
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Welcome to the Museum of Senses, where like in Alice’s wonderland, nothing is ever as it seems. This unique adventure will challenge your senses (the clue’s in the title!). Featuring mind-blowing optical illusions, you can expect water flowing upwards, rooms that seem to go on forever and chairs that look broken, but you can sit on. This is a very cool experience that gives you loads to look at, including many interactive exhibits. There’s loads of great photo opportunities in there too. You could take a picture where the groom is really small and everyone else is really big – comedy gold!
Bucharest has a reputation of being a safe European city, but as with all big cities it’s well worth being mindful of your safety whilst visiting. Here are our top six tips for stags looking to stay safe in Bucharest :
By keeping these safety tips in mind, we’re sure you’ll have a banging trip to Bucharest.
London, Birmingham and Dublin all fly direct to Bucharest. From London there are loads of different airlines that fly to Bucharest including Ryanair, British Airways, High Sky and Wizz. Depending on where you’re flying from, there are connecting flights in Amsterdam, Paris and Dublin if you’re willing to do two flights.
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Birmingham Airport BHX → OTP | Wizz Air |
Dublin Airport DUB → OTP | HiSky |
Dublin Airport DUB → OTP | Ryanair |
Edinburgh Airport EDI → OTP | Ryanair |
Leeds - Leeds Bradford Airport LBA → OTP | Wizz Air |
London - Gatwick Airport LGW → OTP | Wizz Air |
London - Heathrow Airport LHR → OTP | British Airways |
London - Luton Airport LTN → OTP | Wizz Air |
London - Stansted Airport STN → OTP | Ryanair |
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Bucharest Airport is approx 20 km away from Bucharest city centre. You can travel to the city centre via taxi, train, or bus. Or we can sort you out with a or a .
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Taxi | There’s a taxi rank at the airport. Taxi is a convenient and reasonably priced way of making your way to the city centre. However, you do run the risk of running into a ‘pirate taxi’, which is where taxi drivers will try and charge tourists much more than usual. It’s good to agree the rate before you set off. To avoid this situation entirely we would recommend using Uber or Bolt apps for taxis. |
Train | There is a direct train from Bucharest Otopeni Airport to Bucharest Gara de Nord, which is the main train station in Bucharest. The journey will take around about twenty-five minutes. |
Bus | The number 783 bus runs between Bucharest Otopeni Airport and the city centre. The bus passes through the Old Town area. You can buy a ticket from a machine or use contactless. |
You’re spoilt for choice of how to get around Bucharest. This fab city has both a tram network AND a metro network. Of course you can always walk, hop on a bus, or take a taxi.
When it comes to Bucharest, we bet you’re looking forward to the museums cheap booze. Cheap alcohol and low cost of living is a huge draw to having your stag in Bucharest.
Bucharest can get very cold in the winter and very hot in the summer, making Spring and Autumn ideal times to visit.
July 2025
If you love hot weather you’ll love Bucharest in July, but make sure to keep hydrated.
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