Communal Palace
The Communal Palace of Buzău is an architectural symbol of the city, built between 1899 and 1903 under the leadership of Mayor Nicu Constantinescu. Designed by architect Alexandru Săvulescu, this palace was inaugurated in the presence of King Carol I and Prince Ferdinand. Until its partial destruction in a fire in 1944, the palace hosted important events and was considered a masterpiece of architecture, with Venetian ornaments and Carra stone columns.
Conacul Grigorescu
Pension / Guesthouse | 26km away
from 50€
The Grigorescu Mansion is an insider's tip for guests who appreciate culinary experiences and family atmosphere. The menu is updated daily, depending on the availability of fresh regional produce and own organic production.
Discover a Slow Food & Slow Travel experience. Conacul Grigorescu is located in the village of Rătești (Buzău County), beautifully situated on the Buzău River Valley, in the heart of the UNESCO Global Geopark "Buzău Land".
There are five tastefully furnished apartments for a total of 10 guests (+ 10 children), as well as a swimming pool, bar, garden, children's playground, free WiFi throughout the property and much more. The air-conditioned rooms have a flat-screen TV, private bathroom and terrace. A delicious breakfast with local produce is served each morning.
Many tourist attractions, such as Rătești Monastery, the mud volcanoes of Berca, the Sărata-Monteoru resort (with medicinal and salty springs) or the Dealu Mare wine region are very close to the guest house. Vegetarian or special allergen-free menus are available. Here, traditional Romanian recipes are combined with international influences, resulting in a unique Romanian slow-food cuisine.
There are five tastefully furnished apartments for a total of 10 guests (+ 10 children), as well as a swimming pool, bar, garden, children's playground, free WiFi throughout the property and much more. The air-conditioned rooms have a flat-screen TV, private bathroom and terrace. A delicious breakfast with local produce is served each morning.
Many tourist attractions, such as Rătești Monastery, the mud volcanoes of Berca, the Sărata-Monteoru resort (with medicinal and salty springs) or the Dealu Mare wine region are very close to the guest house. Vegetarian or special allergen-free menus are available. Here, traditional Romanian recipes are combined with international influences, resulting in a unique Romanian slow-food cuisine.
