Athénée Palace, Bucharest
Athenee Palace, now the Hilton Bucharest, is a grand Art Nouveau building from 1914.
Athenee Palace, now the Hilton Bucharest, is a grand Art Nouveau building from 1914. Its opulent interiors with marble and gold pillars and ornate chandeliers were once the den of British spies and the Gestapo.
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About Athénée Palace
Strada Episcopiei 1-3, București 010292, Romania
+40 21 303 3777
Athénée Palace and Nearby Sights on Map
National Museum of Art of Romania
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Calea Victoriei
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