- This building is the Cantacuzino Palace that was owned by Gheorghe Cantacuzino who was at one time the mayor of Bucharest.
- Located on Calea Victoriei (Victory Avenue), the most emblematic street of the capital, the sumptuous Cantacuzino Palace is not only an…
- Using the designs of architect Ion Berindei, the Cantacuzino Palace was built between 1898 and 1900 in eclectic French style.
- Cantacuzino Palace Country Romania Region/province Wallachia, Bucharest Municipality Name of the cultural property, monument, natural or urban site, o...
- Auf dem Weg zu den Ruinen des Mavros Cantacuzino Palace können Sie die Ruinen des Draghici Cantacuzino Palace und der Magureni-Kirche besichtigen.
- Cantacuzino Palace 1901-1903 Calea Victoriei 141, Bucharest, Romania.
- After the death of the Nabob, in 1913, the palace was inherited by his son, Mihail G. Cantacuzino and his wife, Maria (Maruca Rosetti-Tescanu).
- Local name: Palatul Cantacuzino. Less. Attractions inside. ... Cantacuzino Palace – popular in the area.
- Cantacuzino Palace in Busteni. The Cantacuzino Castle was erected by prince Grigore Cantacuzino, nicknamed “Nababul” (“The Mogul”) and inaugurated in...