We found Old Town Bucharest to be interesting, but other than lots of restaurants, many lovely Romanian Orthodox Churches, and some great architecture we found very little to do after we had wandered around a few times. The most fun activity that we discovered in Old Town was a free scavenger hunt that we found online. It helped us to uncover some interesting things we had missed, including: The She Wolf Statue, the Kilometer Zero Monument, Carousel Book Shop, the Cross remaining after the original St. Anthony's Church was destroyed, and a few other interesting finds! It was super fun, and it took us about 2 hours to complete

The old neighbourhood it is an area relatively easy to walk around. Most of the main attractions in Bucharest are locates here. There are many bars and restaurants as well to enjoy. Ideally keep walking and follow the maps in the roads to cover it. Old church, old monastery, oldest beer garden. The old inns, the passage. Etc etc

This is a beautiful area of Bucharest, the oldest part of the city, with cafes all over, nightime activity is great with the people coming out nightly for coffee or have a beer or food with friends. A good aspect of it, this is not accessible to cars, its a small cobblestone, area full of life, and no pollution shall we say. A must go to place for a good time and a happy time :)

I have visited Bucharest twice for 2 weeks over 2 months this year thanks to a work trip. It was never somewhere I new a lot about prior to these trips but I would say it is certainly under rated. It has a fantastic night life with all different bars, restaurants, an array of cuisines, roof top views, ice cream and dessert stands, street music and best of all caters to all budgets. I could wander round all day looking at the little streets, scattered shops, stunning churches (must see is the russian church a short walk from the main centre). I covered a lot of the town in one day, you can go in a lot of the churches for free, there is a football museum for those who like sport, would recommend that and a reasonable price too. There is a canal area, shopping mall. There is a fountain show on certain times of the year I believe until around September, 9pm on an evening for 45 minutes it is free and up there with some of the best fountain shows I have seen - fantastic, it gets packed and the atmosphere is great. Give luca a go for lovely cheap pastries etc you will see them as you walk around. It is easy to get around and I always spot something new. I love the vibrancy of old town!

Very nice area in Bucharest with a lot of people on the streets and also in restaurants. The best places are the places where no one tries forcefully invite you inside . You will find nice places for dinner with very good food, excepting places with junk food . May be is good to make a reservation. The terraces in old town are amazing, except those with very loud and bad music!

It is lovely to walk around the historic centre of Bucharest. There are clear maps on the outskirts which tell you about the history (in English too). There are some beautiful large historic buildings and some nice cafes as well as the lovely bookshop.

Definitely my favourite part of the city. It’s got a lot of character and while some buildings need a little TLC I think it adds to the charm. Lots of amazing buildings and different churches. It’s a real mish mash of styles but I liked that. Different to most European cities. Lots of great bars and restaurants too.

Lots of restaurants and bars. Animation discos Seems to be open till 5AM Crowded and noisy. Many clean reasonable price hotels. Walking area only so be prepared to carry your baggage