Cotroceni National Museum

          The Cotroceni National Museum reconstructs the atmosphere of the Medieval Cotroceni Church from the 17th century and the ancient Royal Residence of King Ferdinand. Cotroceni Museum is an architectural and historic site, important also for the art collections of Queen Marie. Cotroceni Palace is today the official residence of the Romanian President.

 


          Address: Geniului Blvd. no. 1, Bucharest

          Tel.: (+4) 021 317 31 07, Fax: (+4) 021 312 16 18

          Open daily 9:00-15:30; closed Monday.




Back to bucharest museums

Rate Cotroceni National Museum
Not Rated stars Ave. rating: Not Rated from 0 votes.
      

Post your opinion about Cotroceni National Museum

Your name (optional)

Your email (optional)
Your comment
*By posting your comment you accept the posting conditions 








© Infobucharest.org, 2006. All rights reserved. Webmasters please read our link exchange rules. Please also have a look at our anti-spam policies and our conditions for web site use and for the reproduction of these copyrighted materials. Infobucharest.org is meant to provide useful information on the city of Bucharest, Romania, while no responsibility is taken for accuracy, neutrality or actuality of any data published in these pages. We kindly invite you to e-mail us with your own texts for publication along with your critique or suggestions about this website. Just feel free to contact us. Thank-you.