Palatul Mogoșoaia Restaurant in Mogoșoaia

Name: Palatul Mogoșoaia
Address: Strada Valea Parcului 1, Mogoșoaia, Romania
Telephone: 40760906090
Rating: 4.7

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Palatul Mogoșoaia

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#5 From 24 in Mogoșoaia

9.4

20 Review

Ambience

9.4/10

Food

9.4/10

Interior

9.4/10

Prices

9.4/10

Service

9.4/10

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Price & Cuisine

$ Steakhouse

Establishment type

Restaurant

Features

Wheelchair Accessible

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Strada Valea Parcului 1, Mogoșoaia, Romania

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Seeing Mogosoaia Palace asks for time and efforts, so if you feel hungry afterwards, come to this restaurant for a good meal. Clients don't like pizza and wine at Restaurant Palatul Mogoșoaia. From the visitors' point of view, the staff is attentive here. Enjoyable service is something that people note in their comments. In accordance with the reviewers' opinions, prices are fair. You will certainly like the cozy atmosphere. Google gives it 4 so you can select this place to have a good time here.

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Cgeory Geo

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A week ago

We only visited the museum and lake because the palace was closed but you can go in for free and see the beautiful gardens or go on top of the gate to have the perfect view of the palace Take a walk at the gardens or across the lake or just sit and watch this beautiful place

Georgiana Stanciu

4 months ago

Coming back to Mogoșoaia after so many years was not only a pleasant surprise, but also a great idea! The estate and buildings have been restored, indoors visits are possible, events and activities available. It remains one of the iconic spots for Romanian culture since the late 1600 to interwar period. If ever in Bucharest, save a day for Mogoșoaia, well worth visiting. Congrats 👏 to all those who worked on the project and continue to run the place.

Kevin Beachy

It's not the most impressive old structure, especially on the inside, but it is a nice building and setting. The museum on the inside has some cool artifacts, although there isn't anything that's spectacularly old.

Maria Mihaltan

6 months ago

One of the most beautiful places I have been in Romania. Everything was so neat, beautiful, exceptionally beautiful. And the vibe was so serene and chilled. I would totally recommend a visit. Especially to Romanians. The entire place would make you feel good. For a plethora of reasons. You'll see.

Nicu Ilie

The largest English park in Bucharest and its surroundings. Very friendly and not very crowded. When I visited, no restaurant was open, but I don't know if they are not open on other days. Instead, several art exhibitions were open in the historical buildings in the center of the park, some of them very interesting.

Don Campbell

8 months ago

Fantastic,the architecture, the care in restoration.there we're at least 3 wedding parties there at the time. The guide we had from viking river Cruise was excellent in explaining the sad history of the family that owned it and about the tragic end at the hands of ottoman empire. Well worth the time and effort to get there.

Ertheitza Scavitza

It's verry beautiful and a very important historical place. It's a must see place !

Andreas Kafiotis

The palace was built in 1702 AD by Constantin Brancoveanu, Prince of Wallachia. When the Ottomans seized the property, it was later purchased from the Ottomans by Prince Stefan Cantacuzino, who returned it to Brancoveanu's grandson. It is located 10klm outside Bucharest and it has a pleasant garden and a lake.

Tichy Slav

A year ago

A lovely palace & quaint museum. My favorite section is the second floor with the old antiques and historical pieces. Worth taking a walk around the garden & along the river or lake (I'm not sure which it is), the views are a delight. Keep a look out for the "Palace cats"!

Laura Alexandra

11 months ago

Beautiful 1702 Romanian ruler’s villa in the Brâncovenesc style, also known as the Wallachian Renaissance or the Romanian Renaissance. You can park inside for 10 lei/ day, palace entrance 10 lei + another 20 lei if you want to take pictures. The park and surrounding area is free. I highly recommend taking a day to visit it so you can see the whole complex. There are events and contemporary art expos here all the time as well. The terrace/ restaurant inside the area is ok food wise but service is extremely slow, so make sure you eat ahead. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person lei 80–100