George Enescu National Museum (Cantacuzino Palace)
Bucharest, Romania
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Did you know?
- Construction started
- 1898
- Type
- Museum in Bucharest, Romania
Visitor information
- Address: Calea Victoriei 141, 010071 București, Romania
- Phone: +40 747 290 104
- Official website: https://www.georgeenescu.ro/
People also ask
What is Cantacuzino Castle known for?
The Cantacuzino Castle in Bușteni, renowned for its architectural, historical, documentary, and artistic value, was built in 1911 at the request of Prince Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino. The building was designed in the Neo-Romanian and Neo-Brâncovenesc styles based on plans by the Romanian architect Grigore Cerchez.
Is Palatul Cotroceni still used today?
After 1949 the Palace functioned as the Palace of the Communist Youth Organisation (the Pioneers). Heavily damaged by the earthquake in 1977, the palace was largely rebuilt by architect N. Vladescu, who is also responsible for creating a completely new wing, currently hosting the Presidential Administration.
Can you visit Cantacuzino Castle?
Tours & tickets. Cantacuzino Castle. Perched above Bușteni, Cantacuzino Castle pairs Neo-Romanian architecture with big Bucegi Mountain views. Tour the frescoed halls and stained glass, wander the gardens, and spot the Netflix Wednesday filming locations.
Are museums free in Bucharest?
Many of Bucharest's best museums offer free entry once a month. Free museum days are usually on the first Wednesday or Saturday of each month, but some are always free, for example National Bank of Romania.