This September 20 and 21, 2025, Bucharest invites locals and visitors alike to immerse themselves in the city’s rich history and vibrant culture with free access to various museums in Bucharest and a special program of events to mark the Days of Bucharest celebration.
Discover Bucharest’s Heritage at Seven Iconic Museums
Step inside some of Bucharest’s most treasured cultural landmarks without paying a penny. Selected museums in Bucharest open their doors for free, including:
- Palatul Suțu – Sutu Palace – Explore history and unique exhibitions, including Principium Mobilitas, a celebration of European Mobility Week.
- Casa Filipescu-Cesianu – Filipescu Cesianu House – Experience “Bucharest during night,” an evocative visual journey into the city’s nocturnal charm.
- Theodor Aman Museum – Dive into 19th-century Romanian art and heritage.
- Dr. Nicolae Minovici Museum – Discover “Bucharest, a city called home,” a heartfelt exhibition by Vali Irina Ciobanu.
- Casa Melik – Theodor Pallady Museum and others offering diverse perspectives on Bucharest’s past and present.
A Full Weekend of Unique Cultural Events
Beyond free museum access, enjoy:
- Guided Tours: Six themed tours on September 20 reveal hidden gems such as the medieval Jewish quarter and the city’s Brâncovenesc architectural heritage.
- Literary Evenings and Public Readings: Join readings by prominent Bucharest writers and a special conference on the city’s fashion history at Palatul Suțu.
- Documentary Screenings: Watch archival footage and films showcasing Bucharest’s evolution, from historical celebrations to urban life in the 20th century.
When and Where
- Dates: September 20-21, 2025
- Key Museums: Palatul Suțu (Bd. I.C. Brătianu nr. 2), Casa Filipescu-Cesianu (Calea Victoriei nr. 151), Muzeul Theodor Aman (Str. C.A. Rosetti nr. 8), and others across central Bucharest.
- Guided tours start at multiple points, including the University of Bucharest, Hanul lui Manuc, and Curtea Veche.
Why Visit Bucharest During These Days?
This event offers a rare opportunity to explore Bucharest’s cultural heritage in a festive atmosphere, enriched by expert guides and exclusive exhibitions. Whether a history buff, art lover, or curious traveller, these two days deliver a comprehensive and memorable encounter with the soul of Bucharest.
Plan your visit, mark your calendar, and join the city’s celebration with free museum entry and unique cultural programs that bring Bucharest’s stories to life.
Also, Bucharest City Hall is open to the public on Saturday, from 10.00 am to 3 in the morning!
