The Arch Of Triumph

המצפה סגור בדרך כלל. The observatory above the Victory Gate, Overlooking the surrounding landscape, Does not allow entry through it, And usually clos.. Read more »ed.

Arcul de Triumf in Romanian, like in many other cities raised from the roman origin, also Bucharest has its own Triumph Arch. You find it in the north.. Read more »ern parts of the city, near the Herastrau Park. It is not possible to go inside, but even from the outside, it looks spectacular. :)

One of the iconic places of Bucharest and Romania, glorifying the most important historical moments of the country. Close to Herăstrău Park (the bigge.. Read more »st one in the city) and Village Museum, The Arch of Triumph it's a "must see" for any guests passing through Romanian capital.

It's a monument, what to say? Ok, it's big, maybe nice, remembering the history.. And impossible to approach, it's in the middle o a crowded road

Historical place of bucharest.

Good point to start your journey in the Herastrau Park and the Kiseleff neighborhood. The landmark can be visited and on national holidays entrance is.. Read more » free.

An old dusty relic of a time long past. Another sad totem glorifying the death of many for the sake of a chosen few. In itself the building is useless.. Read more ». A small copy of another copy. From my point of view, it looks better in pictures so if you are nearby the park can be a far more pleasurable way of spending the time.

It's one of the most beautiful spots in Romania, well at least for those who like historic monuments that signify glory.

Looks cool but not friendly to walkers. A lots of cars around. Never had a chance to access it by foot.

We found our Portugese family on this spectacular monument. It is a bit iconic for tourist and worth the visit. Go up top so you can get some great vi.. Read more »ews of the city, something a bit harder when you stick to the streets for sightseeing.

A very beautiful location. You can get on top of it FOR FREE and benefit from a spectacular view over Bucharest. They organise a lot of events too and.. Read more » inside it is very beautifully arranged. The personnel is extremely friendly and they answer whatever questions you may have. Before hitting the top, there is a book store and the prices are not huge. Must do while in Bucharest. Totally worth it. Don't miss it!

The monument, built according to the French model, is every year, on December 1, the main stage for the military parade organized in Bucharest. The st.. Read more »ory of the monument begins in 1922, four years after the Great Union, when the authorities of that time decided to organize a grand parade to celebrate the event. To do this, they built a temporary Triumph Arch, made of wood. Later in the same year, in preparation for the coronation of King Ferdinand I, the authorities decided to build a new, more durable one. Ten years later, in 1932, under the pressure of the media, the authorities decided to replace the basoreliefs from the exterior plaster with the new ones from stone or marble and the new inauguration took place on December 1, 1936, the event being one of the rare moments when Regina Maria appeared in public with her son, King Carol II. The monument can sometimes be visited. In addition to the state of joy offered by the resonance of a triumphal arch, laden with respect and admiration by many significant historical moments, the 27-meter-high terrace offers a magnificent view. Often, exhibitions are organized inside the monument, occasions with which the public has access inside.