The document lists several interesting places to visit in Bucharest, Romania, including the Arch of Triumph, the House of People museum, the Geology Museum, the Antipa Museum of Natural History, I.O.R. Park, the Old Historical Centre, and the Botanical Garden. It provides brief descriptions of each location, noting that the Arch of Triumph is a replica of the one in France, the House of People is the world's largest civilian building, the Geology Museum was opened in 1990, the Antipa Museum was originally established in 1834, I.O.R. Park is a green space for relaxation, the Old Historical Centre contains the unique Lipscani area, and the

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When you come to Bucharest you must visit some of the
most interesting monuments, museums and places such as:
 The Arch of Triumph
 The House of People
 The Geology Museum
 The Antipa Museum
 I.O.R park
 The Old Historical Centre of Bucharest
 The Botanical Garden
Beautiful places in
Bucharest

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The Arch of Triumph
The view is more
beautiful at night
than in the morning.
This is a copy of the
original which is in
France.

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The House of People
The House of People is a
multi-purpose building
containing both chambers of
the Romanian Parliament.
According to the Word
Records Academy, the Palace
is the world’s largest civilian
building with an
administrative function. It’s
the most expensive
administrative building and
also the heaviest building.

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The Geology Museum
The Geology Museum
was opened to the
people in 1990.
It was built by the
Romanian architect
Victor G. Stefanescu

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The Antipa Museum
The Grigore Antipa
National Museum of
Natural History is a
Natural History
Museum located in
Bucharest. It was
originally established as
the National Museum of
Natural History on 3
November 1834. It was
renamed in 1990
for Grigore Antipa, who
administered the
museum during 51
years.

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I.O.R Park
The I.O.R park is
one of the green
areas of the city
where you can
relax and have
fun with your
family or friends.

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The Old Historical
Center of Bucharest
Perhaps the city's unique
charm can be best
observed in the area
known as Lipscani, which
consists of a jumble of
streets between Calea
Victoriei, Blvd. Bratianu,
Blvd. Regina Elisabeta
and the Dambovita River.
A once-glamorous
residential area, the old
city center is now slowly
being refashioned into an
upscale neighborhood.

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The Botanical Garden
The Bucharest Botanical
Garden, now named after
its founder, Dimitrie
Brândză, is located in the
Cotroceni neighbourhood
of Bucharest, Romania. It
has a surface of
17.5 hectares (including
4,000 m² of greenhouses),
and has more than 10,000
species of plants.

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Sights inBucharest

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