September 12, 2026 • Ciolpani, Romania
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Our celebration will begin in the late afternoon, with the ceremony followed by an evening of dinner and festivities. Final timings will be updated soon.
Travel info here.
Airports info here.
Airport transfer info here.
Uber from Bucharest is the most convenient option for both the trip there and the return.
If you’re coming by car, there will be plenty of parking spaces available at the location.
Hotel info here.
Recommendations here.
A modern hotel located in the vibrant Floreasca business and entertainment district of Bucharest. It offers stylish, comfortable rooms, a restaurant and bar on-site, a fitness center, and meeting spaces. It is ideal for both business travelers and leisure guests. The hotel is well connected to the city center and Old Town via public transport, and guests enjoy easy access to restaurants, nightlife, and parks around the area.
A luxurious property in the heart of Bucharest, housed in a beautifully restored historic building once home to the influential Marmorosch-Blank Bank. The hotel seamlessly blends heritage architecture with modern design and amenities, including elegant rooms, fine dining outlets, a spa with indoor pool, and stylish lounges. Its central location is perfect for exploring the Old Town, museums, and cultural attractions.
A centrally located upscale hotel on Calea Victoriei, one of Bucharest’s most prestigious boulevards. The Radisson Blu combines modern comfort with refined style, offering spacious rooms, excellent dining options, a wellness center with an indoor pool, and meeting facilities. It’s just a short walk from Cismigiu Park, the Romanian Athenaeum, museums, theaters, and shopping streets.
A historic luxury hotel in the heart of Bucharest, overlooking Revolution Square and next to the Romanian Athenaeum. Originally opened in 1914, this elegant property blends classical charm with modern amenities, including beautifully appointed rooms, several dining options with Italian and Romanian cuisine, a bar, and wellness facilities. Its iconic status and central setting make it an excellent choice for culture lovers and city explorers.
A convenient, airport-adjacent option with modern rooms, a 24-hour front desk, and easy access to OTP for early flights or late arrivals.
A solid airport-area choice with comfortable rooms and fast access to OTP, ideal for early departures or late arrivals.
One of the largest administrative buildings in the world. Monumental, controversial, and deeply tied to Romania’s communist past. Guided tours let you explore its grand interiors.
The most lively part of the city, packed with cafés, bars, restaurants, and historic streets. Perfect for wandering and nightlife.
An architectural jewel and symbol of Romanian culture. Attend a classical concert or simply admire the stunning neoclassical façade.
Inspired by Paris, this monument commemorates Romania’s national unity and offers panoramic views from the top when open.
A key location in Romania’s 1989 Revolution, surrounded by major landmarks and loaded with historical significance.
The former private residence of Nicolae Ceaușescu. Preserved almost untouched, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of Romania’s communist elite.
Classic Romanian restaurant in a stunning historic building in the Old Town, famous for traditional dishes like sarmale, mici, and local beer. Great atmosphere, very popular with visitors.
One of the oldest inns in Bucharest, featuring a large courtyard and a rustic interior. Serves hearty Romanian and Balkan-style food in a traditional setting.
A modern take on Romanian cuisine, focusing on fresh ingredients and local recipes with a contemporary twist. Cozy, stylish, and well-loved by locals.
Well-known for authentic Romanian food served in generous portions. A reliable choice for trying classic soups, grilled meats, and traditional desserts.
A popular dessert and pâtisserie shop near the Romanian Athenaeum, specializing in gourmet éclairs and sweet treats made fresh daily. Locals and visitors rave about their creative flavors and Paris-style pastries. A must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth in Bucharest.
Warm and convivial restaurant inspired by Danish “hygge,” serving comfort food, international dishes, and seasonal menus with a relaxed vibe.
Lebanese and Middle Eastern restaurant known for mezze, grilled meats, and authentic flavors. Great for group dining or sharing plates.
A popular dessert café and patisserie serving cakes, tarts, coffee, and sweet treats. Perfect for a sweet break or brunch.