Bucharest is an unexpected love capital, a place where you can immerse yourself in the Valentine’s Day charm. Or a bit later, on February 24th the Romanian version of Valentine’s Day: Dragobete (will post an article in the future).
Daily Star recommended Bucharest as a romantic destination due to the cheap booze and affordable prices. Dracula finds that insulting… do you need alcohol to be romantic?!? No no no, you need a space for romance to flourish.
Wine bars
Get a charcuterie board and some wine, and Dracula is ready to go down for business.
Romantic walks
If you want to experience the most iconic street in Bucharest with many buildings in the french eclectic style of the 1890 and quite a few 1930’s modernist buildings. Calea Victoriei or the Path of Victory is the road that you should follow:
If you are looking for other suggestions:
Sunsets
Best sunset spot in Bucharest: Lacul Morii (Google Maps)
Or some hills with nice views:
If you are here in September, you can get a nice sunset on the Damabovita River :
Tea Spots
Cozy, welcoming atmosphere, some warm tea and where people whisper… if that is not a good idea for Valentine’s day then I don’t know what is.
Top pic for Dracula: Camera din Fata (Google Maps)
Or Infinitea if are in the Cotroceni Area (Google Maps)
Sky bars
Good views, fancy place and drinks… sounds romantic no?
Dracula picks 18 Lounge table seat:
Spa day
Therme: DailyStar also suggests going to Therme, which is nice but still doesn’t qualify as romantic as it is not a lot of one-on-one time.
Dracula suggests a smaller place where you can get a massage with your partner: Thaico Spa (Google Maps)
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