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Luxury in Bucharest: the return of Little Paris
The grand hotels of Calea Victoriei have been restored to their Belle Époque glory, a new generation of chefs has put Bucharest on the food map, and the city’s love of glamour is back.


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Grand hotels
The Corinthia Grand Hotel du Boulevard, opened in the 1870s on Calea Victoriei, reopened after a long restoration; the InterContinental Athénée Palace has welcomed society since 1914; and The Marmorosch occupies a magnificent former bank in the Old Town.
Dining
Bucharest’s best chefs cook with Romanian ingredients in creative tasting menus at restaurants such as NOUA and The Artist.
Wellness
Therme București, just north of the city, is one of Europe’s largest thermal wellness centres, with pools, saunas and palm-filled halls.
Our advice: book a concert at the Athenaeum, dinner at one of the city’s best tables, and a cocktail in The Vault, the old bank strongroom of The Marmorosch.