Mogoșoaia Voyage Tips and guide

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Located right outside Bucharest, Mogoşoaia is home to an impressive late 17th-early 18th century princely palace.

Bus 460 links Bucharest with Mogoşoaia and Buftea; this bus departs from Laromet transport terminal (north-western part of Bucharest) every 15-20 minutes on weekdays and every 45-50 minutes on weekends. To get to the palace get off at the ninth stop. It's also possible to reach Mogoşoaia by minibus (the ones heading to Buftea or to Ploieşti via Buftea); they leave several times per hour from an area just east of Gara de Nord train station.

Trains between the airport and central Bucharest calls here. Journey time is just 10 minutes from Gara de Nord, the main railway station.

• 44.52126.00991 Mogoșoaia Park railway station (Halta Parc Mogoșoaia). (updated Oct 2021)

Map of Mogoșoaia

The palace is a 600 meters walk from the main road where the buses and minibuses stop.

• 44.52768125.9927141 ^{[dead link]} Palatul Mogoşoaia (Mogoşoaia Palace), strada Valea Parcului nr. 1 (next to Mogoşoaia lake in the western part of the village), ☏ +40 21 3506620, fax: +40 21 3506618, [email protected]. Tu-Su 10AM-6PM (May to October), 9AM-5PM (November-April). Built in 1698-1702 by prince Constantin Brâncoveanu the palace is a prime example of the Brâncovenesc style (a mix of traditional Romanian, Baroque and Oriental architectures). It's surrounded by a large park that is a popular weekend destination. 5 lei, 8 lei guided tours in English or French (only Sa-Su), 4 lei parking.