Car Rental Bucharest propose you to visit the following:

The Palace of Parliament

 Bucharest 1 Calea 13 Septembrie St.

Phone : 021 311 36 11; Open Mon-Sunday 10:00-16:00.

The biggest building in Romania and the second in the world after Pentagon is also known under the name of People's House, as Ceausescu named it.

With a height of 84 m, 12 floors and covering a large area of Spirii Hill (16 ha together with its park), The Palace of Parliament shelters today the Chamber of Deputies, a conference center and two museums.

The National Museum of Contemporary Art 

Bucharest 2-4 Izvor St., wing E 4 -  Entrance from calea 13 Septembrie.

Phone: 021 318 91 37.

Open: Wed-Sun 10 am - 6 pm.

It is the newest museum built in Romania, inaugurated in 2004. It comprises the most representative works of contemporary Romanian art. A spectacular exterior elevator allows the access to the upper floors on the museum.

The Romanian Peasant's Museum 

Bucharest 3 Dimitrievici Kiseleff Blvd.

Phone: 021 312 98 75.

In 1912, on the premises of the former Mint Building and of the Mavrogheni Palace was laid the cornerstone of the future "Hightway Museum" - meant to "honour our ancestor's art under such a shelter that is worthy of its significance", as it had been written in the document signed by King Carol I and burried under the building foundations.

The Museum of the Romanian Peasant -  the name of which has been chosen on purpose - considers it useful to talk about the image of the peasant and of his universe. The history of the museum covers almost a century of restlessness, bringing together times of international praising with moments of obstruction and anxiety related to the very situation in the country.

The indisputable wealth of the museum consists of 100.000 objects plus 3.000 glass negatives (old ethnographic photography) patrimony, by its impressive archive of manuscripts and phono documents.