- Elegant Cotroceni Palace dates from the late 19th century and is the official residence of the Romanian president.
- After the revolution in 1990, in a wing of the palace Cotroceni National Museum is set up, and on the other side of the assembly to install the presidency of Romania.
- The Cotroceni Palace is the home of the President of Romania, but even so a part of it is open for visitation since 27 of December 1991 when the National Museum...
- The official residence of the President of Romania, it also houses the Cotroceni National Museum.The construction of this new royal palace was commissioned to...
- The museum inside the palace is open for public in daylight hours and has a collection of items that belonged to previous presidents and literature on politics.
- Cotroceni Palace, or Palatul Cotroceni in Romanian, is the official residence of the President of Romania.
- In 1991, Cotroceni Palace became the residence of the President of Romania and the old wing of the ensamble was turned into the Cotroceni National Museum.
- Fronted by winding walkways and well-pruned gardens with tranquil features, Cotroceni Palace bears testimony to the historic heritage of Romania.
- In 1862, Alexandru Ioan Cuza decided to use the monastery Cotroceni as a princely summer residence.
- Cotroceni Palace is a palace of Bucharest which is the residence of the President of Romania, located at Bulevardul Geniului, nr.