English-Speaking Businesses in Romania

Museum dedicated to composer George Enescu, housed in the Art Nouveau Cantacuzino Palace on Calea Victoriei; currently closed for consolidation works but still a high-search landmark.

One of the oldest and most important museums in Romania, founded in 1817 in the baroque Brukenthal Palace on Piața Mare. Houses an exceptional collection of European paintings, Romanian art, decorative arts, and archaeological artefacts. Audio guides available in English, German, and French. Unmissable for art and history lovers visiting Sibiu.

Romania's premier art museum, housed in the former Royal Palace on Calea Victoriei. Collections span medieval Romanian art, European masters (El Greco, Rembrandt, Rubens), and 19th–20th century Romanian painting. Audio guides available in English, French, and German. Unmissable for art lovers — tickets are very affordable.

Romania's national history museum, housed in the former Post Office Palace, home to the National Treasury (Tezaurul Istoric) including the Pietroasele gold hoard.

Iron Gates regional museum showcasing Roman antiquities, Dacian heritage and river history.

Specialty coffee shop near the Alba Carolina citadel.

Magazin erotic pentru adulți în centrul Bucureștiului.

Specialty coffee shop in central Oradea.

Three-star, 250-room Continental Hotels property near Gara de Nord.

Discotecă în Baia Mare.

Shisha lounge and burger spot on Pache Protopopescu.

Car rental office in Bucharest.