Lots of restaurants and bars. Animation discos Seems to be open till 5AM Crowded and noisy. Many clean reasonable price hotels. Walking area only so be prepared to carry your baggage

Very Nice Old Town to explore and enjoy, like many cities in Europe these old towns are a must see as history surrounds all buildings and lane ways. Doesn't flow as good as other old town's, but you get amazing contrast between buildings , streets and squares. I would recommend visiting both day and night as both have different feel/vibes to it, some really nice restaurants to eat out in the Old Town area.

First impressions were of a city/country that was quite poor, dilapidated buildings, covered in graffiti - it reminded me of my first time in Athens. There was a real mix, there were beautiful buildings and modern restaurants and cafes interspersed with the sad tumble down buildings. The Old Town isn't big, so it is easy to find your way around. We were based in and around the old for 4 days, so did a couple of full day trips, coming back to the Old Town and it's cruisy vibe each evening

Back again after some years we consider that remains a very nice area with a lot of places for drink an food and many tourist traps. The places wit a hostess in front are, for sure, tourist traps. Good places don't need this kind of customer approach. So, if you want a good place to eat avoid the places that hav a hostess in front. Also take care with the clubs, they steals your money on the payment note and objects on your table and from your clothes. You will find good places for coffee, croissants, lunch and dinner. Also a vibrant nightlife with contrasts.

Full of bars, restaurants and plenty of good places to eat and drink. Quite a condensed area, so you don't have to walk too far before you find somewhere to stop by. Really good prices on food and drinks too

What interesting place. You have a mixture of old buildings, new buildings and lots Shops restaurants. In 1977 there was an earthquake that destroyed large portions of the city, not all the old buildings, but it’s a very beautiful part of the city.

Old town in Bucharest is beautiful and rich in history and architecture. History goes centuries back and you can see different eras in their architecture, from bizantine churches, to French-like buildings, Ottoman influence and more recent Soviet influence. It’s easy to walk around the city, but there are also bike tours. Recommended.

We visited Bucharest in early April during the Easter holiday for a short break of 3 days. The old town area isn’t very big but has lots to offer. There’s plenty of architectural buildings also the street with the umbrellas above. There are plenty of places to stop and have food and drinks. We spent about a day walking around the old town and other near by areas of Bucharest it’s small so easily doable if you’re only here on a short trip.

Spent an afternoon walking around the area. Some ver6 pleasant buildings and churches. Make sure to go inside the churches and the roofed arcade. Also, stop off somewhere for a drink or lunch.

I had looked forward to going to the main square in the old town on our visit to Bucharest, but this is one of the only old town areas that I have been disappointed in. Yes, we enjoyed our walk to go there and it had some old historical buildings for example the Kretzulescu Church and I really liked the sculpture Omul Timpul Spatiul, but this particular part of the city felt a bit dingy, was a tourist trap and to be honest it did not really feel that safe in places. It had bars and restaurants in the main square area and yes, we did have a nice meal in one of the restaurants called Les Bourgeois Bistro at Strada Smardan, but some of the barkers who stand outside some of the restaurants trying to get you to go in them for a meal were just too aggressive. The old town square at Brascov a city in Transylvania Romania beat this area hands down and I would much rather visit there again than here.