Built-in 1888, the Cotroceni Palace, or "Palatul Cotroceni," is listed among the emblematic sites of Romania. The building already existed when Lord Serban Voda Cantacuzino ruled Wallachia (the southern part of Romanian territory). It is an opportunity to dive into the rich past of the country and its former inhabitants. At one time, this historic ►
Built-in 1888, the Cotroceni Palace, or "Palatul Cotroceni," is listed among the emblematic sites of Romania. The building already existed when Lord Serban Voda Cantacuzino ruled Wallachia (the southern part of Romanian territory). It is an opportunity to dive into the rich past of the country and its former inhabitants. At one time, this historic building was also the former residence of Queen Mary, wife of King Ferdinand I. Moreover, each room of the Cotroceni Palace is marked by the style and personality of the queen. It is characterized by coffered ceilings, walls with warm colors and golden shades, columns with plant motifs, etc. Easily accessible, the Cotroceni Palace is located in sector 6 of Bucharest. The property grounds are home to the Cotroceni National Museum, a cultural site that appeals to many art lovers. ◄
