Kiseleff Avenue, from Victory Square to the Arch of Triumph
A visit to the Romanian Peasant Museum, a walk through Kiseleff Park, a Romanian meal on the way and the Arch of Triumph at the end.
half a day · moderate pace · solo, for two, with friends · outdoors and indoors
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The forecast gives a 80% chance of rain: most of this route is outdoors.
The rainy-day version: When it rains: three museums on Kiseleff
Solid line: walking route we computed on OpenStreetMap. Dotted: an estimate only. © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
- 10:00until 10:10
Piața Victoriei
Start in the square and head north up Kiseleff Avenue.
10 min estimatepublic placefree
- 8 min · 650 m on footverifiedDirections
- 10:20until 11:50

Muzeul Național al Țăranului Român (MNȚR)
Visit the museum’s permanent exhibition.
1 h 30 min published durationopen 10:00–18:00 verified20 lei/pers.
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- Muzeul Național de Istorie Naturală „Grigore Antipa” · 7 min from here · open then
- Muzeul Geologic Național · 10 min from here · open then
- Casa Filipescu-Cesianu – Muzeul Vârstelor · 11 min from here · open then
- 10 min · 800 m on footverifiedDirections
- 12:00until 12:30
- 4 min · 250 m on footverifiedDirections
- 12:35until 14:05

Casa Doina
A meal of traditional Romanian dishes.
1 h 30 min published durationopen 11:00–23:00 verified64–128 lei/pers.
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- Zexe – Zahanaua Gastronomică · 5 min from here · open then
- 13 min · 1.1 km on footverifiedDirections
- 14:20until 14:35
Arcul de Triumf din București
Finish at the current arch, from 1936.
15 min estimatepublic placefree
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Editorial plan: Redacția WhereTo · checked on 2026-10-30. Venue hours, prices and booking are read live from the catalog; public landmarks take their coordinates from Wikidata. Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0)