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If you've already made the decision to join us this year, we'd like to share some key recommendations for accommodations, dining, and sightseeing. Our capital is brimming with surprises, but it's essential to know where to find them. Fortunately, you have us to guide you.

What to visit

Calea Victoriei

Calea Victoriei is one of the most important streets in Bucharest, with some of the most important buildings of the city around it, such as....

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Cișmigiu Park

University Square is one of the most important squares in the city, hosting some important landmarks to be visited or sightseen here, such as...

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King Michael I Park

Going back to the north of Bucharest, you recommend you visit King Michael I Park, or Herăstrău Park (the name used by the locals), which is considered the most spectacular park in Bucharest.

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Mogosoaia Palace

We must also mention Mogosoaia Palace, one of the most beautiful edifices around Bucharest. With a history that goes back more than 300 years, part of the lives of some of the greatest families in...

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Romanian Athenaeum

If you look on your right, you’ll see the Romanian Athenaeum standing in all its beauty. This exquisite place is the majestic heart of Romania’s classical-music tradition....

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The Old Town

The Old Town is waiting for you with its well-known nightlife, but also with some special architecture that you won't see anywhere....

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The Palace of Parliament

We left you the jewel at the end of this walk - The Palace of Parliament - or the People's House, during Ceausescu’s regime, this building is, in fact, a symbol of the old communist times, an extravagance if you want to put it that way.....

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The Revolution Square

A few steps further is The Revolution Square which is considered a landmark of local and national history. Right behind it, you can admire what it used to be the headquarters of the Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party.

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Victoriei Square

Let’s start our journey from Victoriei Square, the meeting point for the people of Bucharest.....

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”Dimitrie Gusti” National Museum

Immediately connected to Herastrau Park, you will discover ”Dimitrie Gusti” National Museum, one of the largest and oldest museums in Europe. You can see original monuments here, such as houses, churches, water....

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ACCOMMODATIONS

But for you to do all the above, you need a stay, and we have plenty of beautiful accommodations listed for you down below.

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Novotel Bucharest City Centre

Novotel Bucharest City Centre is a perfect choice for a business trip. It offers air-conditioned rooms...

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Tomis Garden ApartHotel

Tomis Garden ApartHotel Bucharest is in the central ring of the capital, in sector 2 of Bucharest: Piața Muncii - Piața Iancului area...

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Sheraton Hotel

Sheraton Hotel, part of Marriott International Inc, is perfectly located in the city center of Bucharest...

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Radisson Blu Hotel

Radisson Blu Hotel, located downtown Bucharest, has a perfect location, next...

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The Marmorosch Hotel

The Marmorosch hotel building history unfolded in the Beautiful Age or La Belle Epoque...

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4 Star Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center

Ideally located next to the largest park in Bucharest, King Michael I, within the World Trade Center Bucharest complex...

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Ramada Plaza Bucharest Convention Center

Ramada Plaza Bucharest Convention Center hotel is the perfect place to relax and refresh during your stay...

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Caro Hotel

The 4-star Caro Hotel, with its German-style architecture, is built in an exclusive area...

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Acommodations

Where to relax...

In the end, we all need some good time around, so you can enjoy some memorable experiences by having a shopping session at the largest and most popular shopping mall in Bucharest - Băneasa Shopping City – and then going for a spa-dedicated afternoon at Therme București. Here you can find the biggest urban beach in Europe, as well as a unique ecosystem for exploration, connection, and wellbeing.

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Where to relax

What to eat

What to eat...

Allow us to make some recommendations of dishes that you must try while you’re here.

I. Romanian snacks

·» "Covrigi"– Traditional Romanian pretzels

·» "Scovergi"– Romanian fried flatbread with savory or sweet ingredients

·» "Plăcintă"– Flakey pastry with either savory or sweet filling

·» "Gogoși"– Sweet pastries with or without filling

·» "Merdenea cu brânză" – Traditional cheese pastry

"COVRIGI" Traditional Romanian pretzels	"SCOVERGI" Romanian fried flatbread with savory or sweet ingredients
"GOGOȘI" Sweet pastries with or without filling	"MERDENEA CU BRÂNZĂ"

II. Romanian starters & sides

·» "Zacuscă" – A vegetable spread made with

roasted eggplant & red peppers

·» "Salată de Vinete" – Roasted eggplant salad

·» "Ardei Copți" – Roasted pepper salad

·» "Jumări" – Deep-fried pork cracklings

·» "Bulz" – Baked polenta and sheep cheese

with sour cream

·» "Ciorbă" – Traditional Romanian sour soup

"ZAZUSCĂ" A vegetable spread made with roasted eggplant & red peppers
"SALATĂ DE VINETE" Roasted eggplant salad
"ARDEI COPȚI" Roasted pepper salad
"JUMĂRI" Deep-fried pork cracklings
"BULZ" Baked polenta and sheep cheese with sour cream
"CIORBĂ" Traditional Romanian sour soup

III. Traditional Romanian dishes

·» "Mici" – or "Mititei" is a Romanian grilled sausage with no casing

·» "Chiftele" – Romanian meatballs

·» Mixed grill platter – it comes with mici, steak, pork chop, chicken & sausage

·» Roasted pork knuckle – or pork hock served with sour cabbage & polenta

·» "Tochitură" – Traditional Stew in Romania

·» "Sarmale" – Romanian cabbage rolls

traditional Romanian pretzels

"Mici" or "Mititei" Romanian grilled sausage with no casing	"Chiftele" Romanian meatballs
"Mixed grill platter" It comes with mici, steak, pork chop, chicken & sausage	"Roasted pork knuckle" Pork Hock - served with sour cabbage & polenta
"Tochitură" "Traditional Stew" in Romania	"Sarmale" Romanian cabbage rolls traditional Romanian pretzels

IV. Romanian desserts

·» "Papanași" - Romanian fried doughnuts

·» "Clătite" – Romanian pancake or crepe

·» "Salam de Biscuiți" – Romanian no-bake chocolate roll with biscuits

"Papanași" Romanian fried doughnuts
"Clătite" Romanian pancake or crepe
"Salam de Biscuiți" Romanian no-bake chocolate roll with biscuits

Popular drinks...

Popular Drinks

·» Lemonade – Flavoured homemade lemonade

·» Romanian Beer – Beers made in Romania

·» "Țuică" – Traditional Romanian plum-based spirit

Lemonade Flavoured homemade lemonade	Romanian Beer Beers made in Romania
"Țuică" Traditional Romanian plum-based spirit

The Venue

THE VENUE

GoTech World 2023 will take place at 📍Romexpo, on Marasti Boulevard 65-67, Bucharest 011465, B1 Pavilion, and here are all the transportation options to get there. ⬇

BUS

The Bus from Piața Presei Station

(any of 105, 131, 205, 261, 304, 331, 335, 361, 403, 441, 442, 443, 444, 446, 447, 448, 477 & 178)

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SUBWAY

The Subway [M1 & M4]

From Aviatorilor Station (M1) --> then walk for half an hour or from Străulești Station (M4) --: then walk for 25 minutes;

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SUSTAINABLE

Transport In Style

You can choose a sustainable option and arrive by bicycle or electric scooter.

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YOUR CAR

A greater distance

If you're coming from a greater distance, using your own car is also a good option, but please be aware that parking at Romexpo B1 costs 5 lei per hour.

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DISCOVER BUCHAREST

If you've already made the decision to join us this year, we'd like to share some key recommendations for accommodations, dining, and sightseeing. Our capital is brimming with surprises, but it's essential to know where to find them. Fortunately, you have us to guide you.

Calea Victoriei

Cișmigiu Park

King Michael I Park

Mogosoaia Palace

Romanian Athenaeum

The Old Town

The Palace of Parliament

The Revolution Square

Victoriei Square

”Dimitrie Gusti” National Museum

ACCOMMODATIONS

But for you to do all the above, you need a stay, and we have plenty of beautiful accommodations listed for you down below.

Novotel Bucharest City Centre

Tomis Garden ApartHotel

Sheraton Hotel

Radisson Blu Hotel

The Marmorosch Hotel

4 Star Pullman Bucharest World Trade Center

Ramada Plaza Bucharest Convention Center

Caro Hotel

Where to relax...

What to eat...

Allow us to make some recommendations of dishes that you must try while you’re here.

"COVRIGI"

Traditional Romanian pretzels

"SCOVERGI"

Romanian fried flatbread with savory or sweet ingredients

"GOGOȘI"

Sweet pastries with or without filling

"MERDENEA CU BRÂNZĂ"

"ZAZUSCĂ"

A vegetable spread made with roasted eggplant & red peppers

"SALATĂ DE VINETE"

Roasted eggplant salad

"ARDEI COPȚI"

Roasted pepper salad

"JUMĂRI"

Deep-fried pork cracklings

"BULZ"

Baked polenta and sheep cheese with sour cream

"CIORBĂ"

Traditional Romanian sour soup

"Mici" or "Mititei"

Romanian grilled sausage with no casing

"Chiftele"

Romanian meatballs

"Mixed grill platter"

It comes with mici, steak, pork chop, chicken & sausage

"Roasted pork knuckle"

Pork Hock - served with sour cabbage & polenta

"Tochitură"

"Traditional Stew" in Romania

"Sarmale"

Romanian cabbage rolls traditional Romanian pretzels

"Papanași"

Romanian fried doughnuts

"Clătite"

Romanian pancake or crepe

"Salam de Biscuiți"

Romanian no-bake chocolate roll with biscuits

Popular drinks...

Lemonade

Flavoured homemade lemonade

Romanian Beer

Beers made in Romania

"Țuică"

Traditional Romanian plum-based spirit

THE VENUE